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by freiheit 15y ago
That's clearly inconsistent, it should be: print "some text," function(,) "moretext;"
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by freiheit 16y ago
Just about, yes.
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by freiheit 16y ago
Winter doesn't make biking impossible, just challenging. Get a basic aluminum mountain bike, put studded tires on it, and dress pretty much the same as you would for skiing (but with right pant cuff held down somehow). Make sure to clean sa
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by freiheit 16y ago
No. http://www.cardreport.com/laws/california/1747-1748-7.html They can check your ID and verify it matches the card, they just can't record anything from your ID.
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by freiheit 16y ago
No, that is absolutely not what the law says. http://www.cardreport.com/laws/california/1747-1748-7.html The law prohibits recording personally identifiable information, unless it's absolutely required for the transaction (for instance
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by freiheit 16y ago
Personally, I appreciate the "I came across your resume, please send me your resume" thing from many recruiters. If it's a job I'm interested in, I want to send them a current resume at the very least, and probably also highlight the most
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by freiheit 16y ago
Because their products are in the dark ages. And semi-monopolistic. The requirements are incomprehensible, the pricing is highly variable. The combination of needless complexity and high cost means the easiest way to find this stuff out is
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by freiheit 16y ago
I've seen a shark while swimming in the ocean before. No big deal. I believe it was a reef shark (in hawaii). Under 6 feet (2 meters) long, a decent distance away, never showed the slightest bit of interest in me (or the other people I w
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by freiheit 16y ago
Don't worry, if you see pigs in the wild the fear will come naturally.
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by freiheit 16y ago
They're fixing it. ( http://meta.tex.stackexchange.com/questions/547/new-user-gre... ) Your comment here got mentioned in one of the comments there.
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by freiheit 16y ago
I have socks on my list. Smartwool. After trying merino wool socks I'll never go back to cotton.
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by freiheit 16y ago
However, beer is made with yeast , not bacteria. And from what I can tell, most reasonable forms of Islam interpret the beer thing as forbidding intoxication. I don't think any forbid bread (solid beer), for instance. Yogurt and pickles
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by freiheit 16y ago
He's a lightning rod that potential leakers are likely to trust not to leak who they are. Anybody trying to build a wikileaks clone would have to build trust, especially to prove that they're not a state actor. But even if you're leaking t
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by freiheit 16y ago
Looking quickly at both, his blog is more interesting than his GitHub page, I think. Also he can track traffic to the blog and every page of the blog has a link to his GitHub page anyways.
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by freiheit 16y ago
Really hard to fit years of relevant experience on a single page; you'll see a lot of two page resumes from people with more than a few years of experience. Of course college students don't have two page resumes, they don't yet have enough
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by freiheit 16y ago
I believe there's a law in California that requires grocery stores to put that stuff on the price labels.
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by freiheit 16y ago
They already delayed the release by 2 years more than they should've.
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by freiheit 16y ago
From some investigation, I think the simple answer is "yes", as long as you leave out devel, java, and a few specific tools. And totally yes for all the Xserver stuff. I've got a kickstarted system with "@additional-server-devel @base, @co
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by freiheit 16y ago
I didn't say anything about legislators caring about their pay. I think the pay thing in prop 25 was a smart way to write a proposition to get it passed, because many people were expressing unhappiness that legislators were getting paid whi
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by freiheit 16y ago
Bit of commentary from somebody who was there (but didn't see anything): http://journal.paul.querna.org/articles/2010/11/06/disappoin...
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by freiheit 16y ago
Programmers.SE is intended for questions programmers have that are only indirectly related to programming. It allows many things that would be considered off-topic on stackoverflow.com. See: http://area51.stackexchange.com/proposals/3352
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by freiheit 16y ago
I think this conservative journal is trying to make a lot of something out of nothing and attacking areas (large coastal cities) that simply have always tended to go more Democrat. I think this article (probably intentionally) misses the si
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by freiheit 16y ago
They generally do much better than a README: machine-parseable is the way to go. Perl (CPAN) packages include a YAML file that specifies what other modules (packages) and what minimum version of each is required to configure, build and run
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by freiheit 17y ago
"Each ZIP code is unique to a town"? No, not really. Small towns without their own post office typically share a ZIP code with the closest city because that's where the post office that delivers their mail is.
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by freiheit 17y ago
Seems like in Britain the closest equivalent to US states is countries (England, Wales, Scotland). But countries within countries is just too danged confusing.