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12y ago
Well, To access HBO GO℠, you must reside within the fifty states of the United States of America.
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12y ago
Is there a good split between generated/edited code? Or do I have to change the generated code? Also, can I regenerate only parts of the interface (after changes to the database, for instance)?
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12y ago
Not the GP, but bools and characters don't need 62 bits for the value. They can share an identifier, and you can tell them apart by the 3rd bit, for example.
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12y ago
Every time anyone (inside Norway or outside) discuss our prisons, they feel they have to mention that the cells have flat-screen TVs. Well, duh, of course they do. A simple flat-screen TV is the easiest and cheapest to order, service and re
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12y ago
I love the separate boxes. I really like that when I type the name of a local server, my browser doesn't search for it. I also like that I can search my history and bookmarks without my keypresses being sent to google/bing.
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13y ago
> The waste problem has been solved. We store it somewhere safe until we decide something better to do with it. Thus, solving the problem once and for all. ONCE AND FOR ALL!
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13y ago
JottaCloud[0] is based in Norway. 5 GB free, supports win, osx, ios and android currently. Linux client development starts Q2 2014 (now) according to their user forum [1]. They sorely lack an API though. Hopefully they will adress this soon
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13y ago
A tangent: Have you tried KeeFox, as opposed to PassIFox?
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13y ago
I was honestly more surprised anyone clicked anything in a linkedin email - isn't linkedin automatically sent to spam?
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13y ago
If sites actually respected accept-language, I think this UI problem would be fixed by browsers in short order (change accept-language and reload)
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13y ago
I _think_ they're talking about the actual 'atoms' - that is the editor components. So the data that will be sent to google is 'EditorView is open', not 'EditorView contains these files'. I might be wrong
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13y ago
Under pricing, it says '10 million visitors' in the copy. There's quite a difference between 10 million requests and 10 million visitors.
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13y ago
This sort of crap is the reason I'm using Tinfoil for Facebook [1]. [1]: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.danvelazco...
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13y ago
Out of curiosity, would a tweet/SMS also be considered "expected" by you, if I entered a twitter handle or phone number in the title?
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13y ago
I currently use LogMeIn to help my grandma with her computer woes. I only log in remotely about once per month, and only for a few minutes - so a pay as you go option would be perfect for me. I tried copilot - but it failed utterly and mise
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13y ago
I'm beginning to suspect their vulerabilities are intentional, to trick me into accidentally installing the Ask toolbar.
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13y ago
It seems like you can avoid using Function.caller by suppling Args.js with the arguments yourself, like Args([/* argument definition */], arguments);
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13y ago
Date created might not match the metadata date for the content. For example, you might download a bank statement for november, in december.
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13y ago
Pandoc! [1] [1]: http://johnmacfarlane.net/pandoc/
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13y ago
The MOC isn't scary, it's a simple first compiler pass that makes Qt's meta object system a lot lot lot easier to use. But it does rather limit you to either qmake or cmake, afaik.
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13y ago
He charges each artist $19.99/year. Hopefully that'll be enough - cause I'd love for this service to still be around in 12 months.
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gnud
13y ago
Well, this looks interesting, but doesn't work with HTTPS. Which is a problem.
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gnud
13y ago
Do you really think it's funny? I don't.
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13y ago
Linus' example code was showing a typical compatability hack, that can easily cause unintended consequenses and hard-to-debug problems.
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13y ago
You should have a look at ConEmu[1] as well [1]: http://code.google.com/p/conemu-maximus5/
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13y ago
I agree that the question format is often a poor fit, and the questions often seem forced. How about a "FRI" - Frequently Requested Information, with useful content on a simple, well-organized page.
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13y ago
Not really the same thing at all. A subtitle file is pretty useless without a video file or disc. Transcribed lyrics, however, can be enjoyed on their own, without having access to the music.
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13y ago
You have obviously never opened a 200MB xml file in Sublime Text :) Notepad++ is a lot quicker for those.
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13y ago
You used to be able to run a startup disk/startup CD to reset the administrator account password on most home PCs, though. That probably won't work as well when the account's in 'the cloud'?
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14y ago
Well - if that social lie is nessescary for that teacher to keep her job, it seems pretty harsh to sit on your high horse and say 'lies are the reason - not unintended sharing'. The customary examples in this discussion are battered wives h
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