hackerboos

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by hackerboos 14y ago
http://www.hetzner.de/en/
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by hackerboos 14y ago
That's a different case. Details for the Tweets below: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/twitter/9431677/Twitte... http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2012/oct/09/matthew-...
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by hackerboos 14y ago
Maybe the headline should be "Why were 2 men arrested and convicted for tweeting in the UK?"
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by hackerboos 14y ago
If you know how 99 Designs works then you would know that awarding multiple stars to this logo would change the submissions after to be all pancake related. When a designer shows an interest in a logo, then all other designs follow suit and
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by hackerboos 14y ago
Python most definitely.
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by hackerboos 14y ago
I don't read the Mirror either. Though I find it hard to believe that the Guardian supported the Soviet Union.
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by hackerboos 14y ago
Let's not forget the paper's fascist past - "Hurrah for the Blackshirts" - http://www.voiceoftheturtle.org/dictionary/dict_h1.php#hurra...
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by hackerboos 14y ago
What annoys me about articles like this is that people tend to get angry at the corporations. What do you seriously expect them to do? They are entities that exist to maximize profit. The only time we should be angry at corporations is when
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by hackerboos 14y ago
Alleged 'terrorists'. The extradition treaty means we never got to see the evidence.
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by hackerboos 14y ago
They should just make a sister site and throw these types of questions on there. Call it StackDebate or something.
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by hackerboos 14y ago
I've been playing with Foundation recently but I've found the lack of documentation for the Compass gem to be frustrating. It's not clear what mixins you need to include to make a site responsive without trial and error. There's also a few
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by hackerboos 14y ago
As I understand you can download the latest Bitcoin transactions (the latest spend of each coin) and discard the rest of the transaction history. The problem being though is that you have to trust some third party to give you the correct in
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by hackerboos 14y ago
Persona - An identity system by Mozilla Personas - Skins for the Firefox Web Browser This is an issue that needs to be resolved.
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by hackerboos 14y ago
I'd love to see the Django equivalent to Railscasts.
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by hackerboos 14y ago
I was just going to ask if there are similar services in the UK. I'm assuming that we can't get this through the NHS, so does anybody know of any private services?
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by hackerboos 14y ago
South...but I agree that database migrations should be part of the Django core.
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by hackerboos 14y ago
One of the only CAs with reasonable prices for EV certs.
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by hackerboos 14y ago
1.Lease domain to customer 2.Let customer spend a ton of money on marketing/advertising said domain 3.Hold customer to ransom when they renew the lease 4.Profit!
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by hackerboos 14y ago
It depends on if you already have a buyer. I've sold a few domains through Sedo and it's a pretty painless process, however their fees are really high, especially if you list your domain in their marketplace. You can save money by finding a
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by hackerboos 14y ago
And as a result of being a Luxembourg bank >It is therefore not possible for UK customers to obtain legal redress from the company in the English, Scottish, or Northern Irish Courts. So he's not getting his £600 back through the courts.
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by hackerboos 14y ago
I think you've gone and assumed that offshore means Indian or Filipino. My guess is that he was having a jab at the offshoring mentality.
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by hackerboos 14y ago
Amazon.com redirects to the UK homepage when you click "Continue shopping on Amazon UK" for some bizarre reason.