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Ternary vs Switch vs If(jsperf.com)
2 points by error54 14y ago|0 comments
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by error54 14y ago
Verizon spokesperson Alberto Canal told ZDNet in an emailed statement: "We have examined the posted data and we have confirmed that it is not Verizon Wireless customer data. Our systems have not been hacked." Supposedly it belong to FIOS
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by error54 14y ago
Verizon spokesperson Alberto Canal told ZDNet in an emailed statement: "We have examined the posted data and we have confirmed that it is not Verizon Wireless customer data. Our systems have not been hacked." Supposedly it belong to FIOS
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by error54 14y ago
The site ( https://ripple.com/ ) is down. Every link I click on ends get me a 401 error. I'm guessing they're having technical difficulties?
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by error54 14y ago
If what he says is true, it's ridiculous that phones do this be default. Some clever hacker could create a virus that would sit dormant until your phone was plugged into your computer upon which it would steal all of your data. You'd think
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by error54 14y ago
Shoot me a message at jyoung@azaleahealth.com
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by error54 14y ago
That's a really great idea and honestly, our biggest problem now isn't a lack of work but rather a lack of programmers. The entire health care industry from the EMT's up to the hospitals really needs an overhaul as some of the software used
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by error54 14y ago
As a current developer for a health IT company, much of this is true. Even with the current incentives to go electronic, many doctors just simply prefer paper charts and are willing to forgo the $40k a year just to keep things the status qu
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by error54 14y ago
I voted on Friday and the share this button "mysteriously" still doesn't work. I disagree that Facebook gave this vote a fair chance. Sure they sent out an email but they could have easily included a big "vote here" button but instead all t
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by error54 14y ago
As an avid rider, I really like the concept and applaud his effort but I have a few detractions. -While it's a good idea to use recycled parts, no manufacturer is going to go through the trouble of creating a (conceivably multi-million doll
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by error54 14y ago
Same here. If you don't secure your wifi then you are legally responsible for what people do on your internet which I kind of understand but where does the line get drawn? If my computer gets hijacked and is used in a DDOS attack against so
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by error54 14y ago
I fully support TOR and I think that overall it's a good thing for the internet but legally I don't know if he has a leg to stand on. Being an exit node operator carries these risks which he knew about so the court system has him there. The
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by error54 14y ago
Agree. Most of the things would apply to (most) all languages such as avoiding verbose comments and not using 1 word variable names. I fully disagree with his stance on not declaring vars at the top of the scope though. It's a good practice
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by error54 14y ago
I've said it once and I'll stay it again: this phone is a steal. It has comparable specs to phones that cost twice as much so it's not really a surprise that it's selling so well but like someperson said, there's no telling how many units w
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by error54 14y ago
I think the main problem with all of these reviews is that yes, the Nexus 4 doesn't always shine against the competition but its cost is half that of the other phones which reviewers tend to just gloss over. As phones continue to evolve, mo
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A Super-Earth in the Habitable Zone of a Six-Planet System(astrobio.net)
1 points by error54 14y ago|0 comments
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by error54 14y ago
What makes the Nexus 4 such an incredible phone is that it costs about half of what an S3 costs with comparable specs. Plus, because it's a pure Android phone you have the benefit of getting OS updates a lot sooner than phones running a man
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Google Nexus 4 vs. Samsung Galaxy S3: Spec showdown(digitaltrends.com)
2 points by error54 14y ago|1 comments
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by error54 14y ago
I found the email. It was caught by my overly aggressive spam filter. Thanks for the reply though.
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by error54 14y ago
I thought it was an interesting read though I would have liked a more detailed article. I signed up for their free test but I guess the mail server is down so I never got any results.
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Samsung to stop making LCD displays for Apple(extremetech.com)
1 points by error54 14y ago|0 comments
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by error54 14y ago
Works in Firefox 16.0.1 but is really slow. Doesn't really do a whole lot in Chrome 24.0.1297.0.
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by error54 14y ago
I fully agree. From the title I had assumed that Tesla had added a new model with a supercharger option.
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by error54 14y ago
Crashes tab on load. Chrome 24.0.1284.2 on WinXP.
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Researchers Discover Bacteria That Produces Pure Gold(gizmodo.com)
5 points by error54 14y ago|1 comments
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by error54 14y ago
While I've bashed PHP as much next guy, these are the facts: -Take away PHP and the internet would break. The vast majority of websites are either written in PHP or have a PHP back end. -The LAMP/LNMP stack is by far one of the most deploye
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by error54 14y ago
<rant> The link intrigued me that PHP was coming to mobile but the only sentence in the entire thing that spoke to that was "But, he hinted to me, PHP and Zend will be providing client-side app-enabling tools." The rest of the artic
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by error54 14y ago
Just because I was curious, I looked up some mobile site testers. These do a much better job than the Google one: http://validator.w3.org/mobile/ http://mobiready.com
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by error54 14y ago
Their mobile site tester[1] is doesn't do much. All is does is show one page of the website you entered in a mobile browser then it asks you if it showed up correctly. The report is pretty much some canned messages about how to improve
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by error54 14y ago
Agree. The author complains a lot without naming any specific features that are considered "bloated." As a web developer, I love all the features that Google rolls into Chrome with each update; especially in the developer tools section.

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