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by fein 13y ago
I thought this as well, until looking for info one day and stumbling onto this: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/386294/what-is-the-maximu... Turns out the 320 value was actually incorrect, its 256 but the mailbox is wrapped in square b
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by fein 13y ago
That's exactly what you should do. ^(.+)@(.+)$ max length is 254 according to the RFC I believe, so you can check for that too.
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by fein 13y ago
I just used that as an example from the article. Honestly I think the idea of timeboxing may be useful if a person can't keep on track, but I don't have an issue with getting stuff done on time. One of the arguments from the article was tha
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by fein 13y ago
The only thing that I have grown to despise a bit is timeboxing. Coding is a job and a hobby to me, and sometimes setting those hard limits kills my ability to improve code by forcing me into a rigid schedule. It turns what I view as play i
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by fein 13y ago
I'm a developer at a state university: Free Tuition. I feel guilty about not up and doing it already, but I'm only 1 year out of college, and don't want to go back to that grind just yet. I really have no excuse aside from "I don't wanna" r
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by fein 13y ago
Well of course! PhD's are in the unfortunate position to be overqualified for 90% of the positions they would apply to, and too much of an education to leverage for a higher salary. Industry experience is what makes the R&D rooms at Big
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by fein 13y ago
I used to do desktop support for a University, in which my daily job was reclaiming and sifting through hordes of gx270's and gx260's to find working mobos. I swear they made the cases on those things out of razor blades. I probably could h
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by fein 13y ago
> The rich should not be exempt from the law. This is kind of a funny statement. In most cases, the rich are still within the law; they've just figured out where to (legally) spend the right money to circumvent more annoying legislatu
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by fein 13y ago
Hilarious moment in the session when he announces the GS4. "Here's the Samsung Galaxy S4, its a great phone, and you can get it for $650 on the Play store!" ...crickets.
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by fein 13y ago
I deleted, not deactivated, my account about 2 years ago; it's far more liberating than scary. Of course, I still have an fb account for running ads and using the api's, but neither my name nor personal email is tied to it at all.
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by fein 13y ago
The difference here is that all of your examples do not leave me directly responsible for other peoples lives. I'm talking about awareness of an object with which you can end someones life with a mistake/ poor upkeep, and be 100% directly r
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by fein 13y ago
I didn't even realize there was an issue until you actually said something about the console not producing output. Honestly I had never noticed that pane on jsfiddle. Pop open inspector or firebug for console output, seems to work there.
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by fein 13y ago
I personally believe that the importance lies in awareness more than anything else. I generally don't run the radio in my car (even though its a piddly 1.8t GTI) because listening to the engine is important. There are all sorts of audible c
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by fein 13y ago
Telnet when I'm lazy or its quick, curl when I actually want to write a full harness.
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by fein 13y ago
I imagine that the abstraction of the reason is probably similar to the Fight Club quote about automotive recalls: " A new car built by my company leaves somewhere traveling at 60 mph. The rear differential locks up. The car crashes and bur
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by fein 13y ago
If their FAQ's page is saying what I think it does, then they aren't testing with memcache or opcode caching. Also no love for Yii.
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by fein 13y ago
Of course i missed the giant red "view related gallery" button. Some days I think I shouldn't be a web developer.
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by fein 13y ago
You have a remote controlled robot, but not a single photo of this cool, unknown object? Please tell me I missed something on that site. On another note, this is pretty cool: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jarosite#Use_in_materials_scien...
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by fein 13y ago
Not the guy you were replying to, but I use a Tesla with a Fahrenheit/Rainbow RBA running some local custom juice. It's nice to be able to wind my own atomizer coils at my desk.
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by fein 14y ago
Yes they want a diverse workforce, but I think the issue is more that they need a diverse workforce. We should probably examine the need part first. In most cases its a PR/ government requirement issue, which means that maybe this would
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by fein 14y ago
The reasons cited in the article are exactly why I release software under wtfpl using a moniker. Any of my code that I deem worthy of ridicule by the software community should be as easy to use and modify as possible. The only way that I've
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by fein 14y ago
It should also be noted that in some European countries, suppressors are required when shooting in a close enough proximity to a neighbor that the loudness could be an inconvenience. Suppressors are dead easy to make out of household produc
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by fein 14y ago
During my brief stint at a POS provider, I was in charge of an OS/2 Warp system. This was last year, and the client using the system was a pretty major clothing retailer. never thought I'd have to learn Rexx in 2012.
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by fein 14y ago
My issue is not with the vetted characterizations of symptoms in DSM-IV, but with the nature of the original article and pseudo psychologists like some middle school counselors. This is a subject that needs to be treated with some form of s
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by fein 14y ago
I find it rather annoying that people like myself get lumped into this as well when such broad definitions are being used. Do I prefer to be alone/ in a small group most of the time? Hell yes! It's more exclusive and I get more work done. I
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by fein 14y ago
I highly doubt they would, however as soon as their store gains traction, it makes very little sense for Amazon to support a direct competitor on their own branded devices. I'm not saying its a good or bad thing; it's just how these vendors
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by fein 14y ago
> including Fire tablets With Amazon starting up with their own store, this may soon be a thing of the past.
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by fein 14y ago
I use encrypted folders on my laptops for sensitive stuff. I auto log into single user mode just for this risk. My ssh server inits on startup, and my webserver mails me whenever my daily crons run with the current IP included.
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by fein 14y ago
you can get 'selection' in bars with the mouse options. I've hacked in better functionality before; it really is not difficult. Pretty much comes down to modding the redraw on mouseclick. I still cant see how this would justify a $300 price
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by fein 14y ago
Not a single mention of flotr2 in this thread? I'm not sure if I should be mortified or impressed. It's free, and I don't see many features added that flotr2 doesn't have. http://humblesoftware.com/flotr2/documentation

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