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by freditup 14y ago
I don't see any problem with any elected official not using email. I don't care if they avoid technology for the most part. (I know this may lead to them not being informed about technological issues, and this is a negative, but I'd rather
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by freditup 14y ago
I think the service looks quite neat, and the effects well done. However, wouldn't it make sense to apply filters client-side in most cases? (I'm personally always a fan of using their computing power not mine if it can be worked that way!)
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by freditup 14y ago
It's clearly a terrible thing to say, but I'm utterly shocked that's illegal. It's not a threat to anyone, it's not harassing a specific individual, etc. Seems to be a dangerous precedent to set.
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by freditup 14y ago
jpxxxx, how does it "insidiously portray class and ethnic conflict as an everyday battle worth fighting"? And "fetishistic"? I don't know. It's fair to criticize where criticism is due, but aren't you going a little overboard? Seems like th
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by freditup 14y ago
I hope the people who harass her are prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. The fact is, sometimes hornets' nests need poking, not because of the hornets that will fly out and sting you, but so an exterminator will notice the nest and
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by freditup 14y ago
I was unaware that Catholics get paid less than Protestants in the startup world. More on point, our cultural norms are a little funky. I don't feel really that their should be any degree at a university where there are 20x the number of ma
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by freditup 14y ago
Hmm, what exactly do you mean by "sprawl" typist? I've never really considered too many different typing styles, and wondered if some are easier on your body or not.
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by freditup 14y ago
It sounds extreme, by I personally believe that mice destroy the wrists of programmers - that's one of the reasons why we love programs and interfaces with tons of keyboard shortcuts - along with being faster, it's easier on the wrists. In
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by freditup 14y ago
I actually uploaded a txt file to dropbox and then passed that in and the contents of the file as the two parameters. It worked for me, although that method seemed to stop working later on.
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by freditup 14y ago
Both this article and the one it discussed seemed to go right over my head. The only impression I could get is that there is a small faction of tech related people who have formed their own hollywoodish faction and act like it too. Anyone c
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by freditup 14y ago
Public fields are still debatable too, at least in some languages. I've worked with / talked to some people who insist that you can never in any case have a public field. I personally believe there are a lot of factors to look at before mak
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by freditup 14y ago
Interestingly, TechCrunch ( http://techcrunch.com/2012/08/24/hang-on-a-minute-jurors-awa... ) reports that some of the damages awarded to Apple were awarded without finding any patent infringements. In other words, the jury's report was qui
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by freditup 14y ago
Disagree. 70,000 people signing a petition wanting marijuana legalized does not obligate the government to legalize it. The response they gave contained their view on marijuana legalization and scientific research supporting some of their c
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by freditup 14y ago
FF15/Win7 here, and I'm also having trouble with underscores
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by freditup 14y ago
The site seems to have plagiarized par of rubular.com Note its quick guide: http://imgur.com/vU0fo And here is Rubular's quick guide: http://imgur.com/gJjhM There are other similarities too. The site also doesn't say what regular expres
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by freditup 14y ago
If you find anything be sure to post it. I've been hunting for a nice time/datetime picker also.
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by freditup 14y ago
As someone who has worked with flash extensively in the past, my take is similar. There's no need for Flash for animations, ads, etc. However, I still think when it comes to building in depth games, Flash is king by far. It's also still the
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by freditup 14y ago
Agreed. The 3D view is definitely a cool thing no doubt, but I'm not really seeing it as much use for preventing XSS vulnerabilities. That being said, I think the author of the post recognized this and was just sharing that it could rarely
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by freditup 14y ago
It has been out for awhile, but it seems like a lot of people weren't aware of the feature. One additional usage - introduce non-programmers/web designers to what is really behind what they see on a webpage. Most people find the 3D view pre
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by freditup 14y ago
I'm not sure how much of an impact this will have. I'm guessing that the name 'Metro' will stick around, even if Microsoft doesn't officially use it.
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by freditup 14y ago
I enjoy using Ruby also, but I really think it's weak in image processing. Correct me if I'm wrong, but rmagick is pretty much the only thing out there and it has had its fair share of problems, along with being a pain to get running on Win
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by freditup 14y ago
I don't mind the emailing of a new password for password reset requests. It seems just as secure as the password change link that most sites use. It does have the potential to be more annoying to the user if other people are submitting fake
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by freditup 14y ago
I like having them both personally. I'll normally use the page inspector for most things, but I like to see the raw HTML I'm producing from a web app too, along with the CSS and JS tags, etc.
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by freditup 14y ago
I disagree: "The capatchas were not only difficult for a computer to read, but impossible for a human." He goes on to quote that computers can guess capatchas at 10%. My point is that if you understand capatchas, you can get them right almo
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by freditup 14y ago
I feel like the author of this article is still slightly misunderstanding the reCaptcha. Not to criticize him, but it's almost immediately clear which word you are actually being tested on, because it's has the same general 'look' to it eac
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by freditup 14y ago
I think the point about similar languages is important. After using a Java-like language where == can compare Strings, chances are you will use == instead of .equals() when working in Java. Also, when switching between languages like JS, Ru
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by freditup 14y ago
I personally do - just keep them out of reach / away from a child until they are old enough to know better. I don't disagree that swallowing these could be awful, but everyone knows you don't give small children things they can swallow, th
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by freditup 14y ago
Seems like nonsense to me also. Obviously tiny round things can be swallowed easily. Now I understand the laws don't quite work that way, but still, it's not like this product could be manufactured in anyway to make it safer. And I don't th
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by freditup 14y ago
True, but that still doesn't answer the question of why it's not visible in the first place.
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by freditup 14y ago
I think the real question is why hide things to people unless they have a certain reputation. I understand locking a question, but I don't understand making a question with answers inaccessible. Does this serve some purpose I'm unaware of?

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