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by estel 14y ago
Couldn't it also be thought of as a list? I'd usually implement something like this as an unordered list.
302.
by estel 14y ago
He said "at the time", which I guess refers to the difference between Smartscreen's release which was apparently 2006 with IE7; and MSE's 2009 release.
303.
by estel 14y ago
I can't remember about the 360, but the PS3 does have this functionality.
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by estel 14y ago
Now sure where you were looking, but there were several UK/London based jobs posted in last month's thread.
305.
by estel 14y ago
Isn't this a completely different product from the OP? I don't see why its erasing properties would be at all related.
306.
by estel 14y ago
Corporate; awareness; familiarity
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by estel 14y ago
IE9 is available for Vista too. It's not available more crucially for XP, but XP is EOL in April 2014, which is within the timeframe for 1.9.x and 2.x to remain API compatible.
308.
by estel 14y ago
Well, Mobile Safari's webkit version will usually be somewhat behind the latest six-weekly Chrome release cycle.
309.
by estel 14y ago
It's curious how the Nexus 7 seems to be using a phone ui rather than a tablet one; it seems to make for a lot of wasted screen space.
310.
by estel 14y ago
They've announced two covers, one of which has a tactile keyboard.
311.
by estel 14y ago
What about ISO 8601? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_8601
312.
by estel 14y ago
I suspect it might only be in the Firefox beta stream? (In which case, I'm surprised to see the OP mention iOS).
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by estel 14y ago
Some of the text on that front page is very low contrast against its background. It might be aesthetically pleasing, but it sure isn't easy to read...
314.
by estel 14y ago
It's probably prudent for most developers to instead use phpass [0] rather than attempt to roll their own implementation. [0] http://www.openwall.com/phpass/
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by estel 14y ago
No, at worst an EU state might block your website. But that won't happen either: it's a law that applies to EU companies with a website. Your company might have to worry a little if they chose to incorporate in Europe.
316.
by estel 14y ago
If we wanted to use it, is your new bed icon released under an open license?
317.
by estel 14y ago
Apparently it doesn't run the camera constantly: it wakes up to take a single shot immediately before the screen turns off.
318.
by estel 14y ago
Well, they do offer http://us.battle.net/support/en/article/battlenet-sms-protec... which provides an extra (but different) layer of security.
319.
by estel 14y ago
I believe that they also now allow authentication over SMS. Edit: it's not quite an authenticator: http://us.battle.net/support/en/article/battlenet-sms-protec...
320.
by estel 14y ago
Because it's a large upfront expense from which they can't see the longer term benefits to productivity and output.
321.
by estel 14y ago
Really? Whilst noone would talk ever talk or gossip about her engagements, I'd like to think that most people are at least aware of her existence; particularly given her competing in the Olympics and huge visibility as Britain's IOC represe
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123-reg DDOS attack - 3 million domains unavailable(123-reg.co.uk)
2 points by estel 14y ago|1 comments
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by estel 14y ago
Precisely. Making the effort is half the game. It's a similar scenario with mobile apps: far too many Android apps are ported across from iOS without consideration for the different platform (usually by using a tab bar). And it really shows
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by estel 14y ago
I'm thinking he might have conflated two points: you can see the demographic breakdowns of people who click various ads, and the list of people who 'like' your page is, of course, public.
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by estel 14y ago
The format is YYYY-DDD with leading zeroes.
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by estel 14y ago
Not the same thing, but Android Police put together a decent histogram of Platform Versions: http://www.androidpolice.com/2012/04/27/the-big-android-char...
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by estel 14y ago
Whilst that was an original estimate several years before the bid formally took place, Parliament agreed to a budget of £5.3B for the games, an extra £2.7B contingency, "security and policing costs of £600 million, VAT of £800 million and e
328.
by estel 14y ago
To a more limited extent, complications PC programs do have compatibility issues with obscure combinations of users' hardware, software and firmware.
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by estel 14y ago
Isn't "not supporting one of the most common phones" a different order of magnitude from what they're discussing here? Hell yes that app should be supporting the Galaxy S2s and HTC Desires of this world, but the majority of those 400+ devic
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by estel 14y ago
The fonts appear to be 404ing now, so I'm guessing the latter... (The site doesn't appear all too well designed in its new Times New Roman guise).

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