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Yaws Rewrite
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Hosted Mochiweb Documentation
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Mochiweb
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erlanger
17y ago
So, we can get a native MirageOS? Nice.
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> Men constantly choose to have their cake and eat it too. The point of that expression is that it's impossible. Neither men nor women can stay home with their kids while working a full day at the office.
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It's never been easy to have your cake and eat it too.
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Drupal's all about the hook system and modular architecture, and to recreate it in Django along with even half of the good stuff in contrib would take a very long time. More importanly, Django will need to make progress in schema evolution
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erlanger
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No, but when people bring up "C vs Lisp" or "Java vs Lisp" it comes up. I don't give it much due however.
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I'm doing the Python challenge because my Python's getting rusty. So far it's been pretty enjoyable. Edit: Don't waste your time. I stopped because you end up spending most of your time figuring out little well-concealed clues that have not
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17y ago
You must not be familiar with this study. http://www.flownet.com/gat/papers/lisp-java.pdf
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> Are you seriously trying to suggest that understanding the concepts behind C teach you the concepts behind how Ruby works, just because Ruby has a runtime written in C? That sounds reasonable to me...certainly not ripe for a "seriousl
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Casual: First name Introduction: Full name Sales email: Full name + "\nOwner, {{ company }}"
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There's nothing particularly astonishing about predicting that history will repeat itself...
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17y ago
/* ================ */ /* = The 1Kb Grid = */ /* 12 columns, 60 pixels each, with 20 pixel gutter */ /* ================ */ /* Enjoy your tableless layout that acts like a table! */ .grid_1 { width:60px; } .grid_2 {
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Downvoted for Piggy Bank alone.
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Ambiguous reporting would also fail to specify which government's data.
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That's a terrible defense. Only a cat, and a fairly new one to coding at that, would find Hungarian notation to be useful as a debugging tool.
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A well-developed site blocks most spam. There are plenty of good services out there for it too, like Mollom.
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This always gets me when I'm using Tor. I usually just go to google.co.uk (is there an explicit URL for the US site?).
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17y ago
I'm not a fan of Java or .NET but I bet you a good developer will be able to grok PHP.
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17y ago
> I hate Finder with a passion. Finder and iTunes. It's clear that both these apps were built carefully so that your average PC user wouldn't get confused. Problem is, most Apple users are not what you'd call average. The aggressive "sw
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> Now, guess what OS I'm running? Not OSX that's for sure. I'm actually curious. BSD? Linux? The only things that have kept me on OSX for so long (steep decline since Panther) are Finder and Photoshop. Well, those and that I'm hopelessl
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17y ago
Last time I tried it (four months ago) it did not work well. ABP is comprehensive.
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17y ago
This guy should poke his head out of Safari and discover Firefox with Ad Block Plus before embarrassing himself.
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> Losing your homework is not reason for a lawsuit, Why the hell not? Work is work, no matter your age, and clearly homework has value (artificial, but I digress) given the importance teachers have tied to it.
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> 4. 2 Drawer Filing Cabinet - Staples $129 Who spends 13% of their budget on the filing cabinet? Is it beyond the realm of Inc's imagination to buy something used? I think $35 is an accurate figure. Of course, that carries the assumpti
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I bought a 1G 5GB iPod in 2002 that worked better than my current 5G 80GB iPod purchased five years later, in 2007. The interface is about the same, but everything is slower. I thought that something was severely wrong with the iPod when I
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In case any other Rails devs expect domain-specific info here: > Although I mention “Rails” in the title of this post, the work-flow I define below is not “Rails” specific and can be applied to any project where multiple deployment bran
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If I didn't dispute the practice of flagging non-spam, I'd flag this partisan drivel.
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> In all honesty, for how many people do you think "how I look while riding it" is the single factor stopping them from buying a Segway? Many people, especially those in the market for a new form of walking (people with serious dough),
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