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herokusaki
13y ago
> "I'm <fill the blank> disney character" I don't understand. Do your friends mostly read fan fiction (no insult intended: that's my best interpretation)?
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Honest question: how numerous are such people? On that note, is being content a skill most can learn with effort or does it have significant biological prerequisites (genetics, prenatal environment, etc)? I'd appreciate links to studie
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13y ago
Why not torrent them instead? I mean it: I assume that collecting bogus data doesn't do them any good and torrenting would save the publisher some server load. A script that buys every book, on the other hand, doesn't even contrib
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13y ago
It's sad what's become of http://symbolics.com/ . I thought it would go to some Lisp-related project eventually.
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Ouch! This seems to apply to me. I've written lexers manually in the past but never bothered to learn a lexer generator properly. I guess I should. Would Flex, Ragel or something else be the best starting point? I have unpleasant memor
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13y ago
...And this is why you never put insults in placeholder text!
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13y ago
> MacBook.js You'd get a cease and desist for that.
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13y ago
> 1. You don't know that. Have they been audited? That could help.
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13y ago
> I mean exactly the same. Unless a unique UI is a selling point of your app is that really desirable? After all, Android and iOS user interfaces have (somewhat) different conventions.
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13y ago
How come Sony has such a low market cap? (Relatively speaking.)
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> he botched a 2AM code push to production I have come to think that pushing code to production when your person is noticeably compromised in some way should be prevented thorough technical means. Perhaps a CAPTCHA is an acceptable solu
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13y ago
Is any of them good for SSH (MOSH) access to computers behind NAT?
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13y ago
Maybe I'm reading it wrong but the article seems to suggest a false dilemma between using shared hosting and PaaS while disregarding the VPS option, which is on the rise as well. It's hardly a design element, too, expect in the
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13y ago
What are the technical differences between Tor (hidden services), Freenet and I2P?
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> Today, computer games have become so complex and have so many moving parts that they have more in common with simulations than board games they largely came from. > By definition, you know all the rules of a board game. The rules te
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13y ago
Can you compile the world with static linking on Gentoo Linux or any of the BSDs? If so, that could serve as a substitute.
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13y ago
I wonder if Google not equipping Glass with an indicator LED to tell whether it's recording was an omission on their part or a deliberate design choice they made for some reason (which then misfired).
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13y ago
I assume a browser fingerprint of the right granularity is hard to change for someone who would vandalize Wikipedia without a proxy.
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13y ago
Any limitations on traffic?
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13y ago
Why did you choose ImpactJS?
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13y ago
What's bad about "command-not-found"? Surely, it is more useful than sl.
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13y ago
Can you define what you mean by a "white-", "gray-" and "black-hat" troll? The obvious parallel with security hacking doesn't seem to quite work for me if I think of "white-hat trolling" as a kin
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13y ago
I thought that was "hater".
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13y ago
> Go is a badly designed language. Honest question: why do you think so?
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>There is a propaganda soundbite going around that Soviet famine of 1932-33 was created artificially to target Ukrainians (Holodomor). Let's not repeat it here. That's an awfully cavalier way to dismiss what appears to be the g
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13y ago
> Just my point of view based on numerous historical books I read. Name three.
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And, according to a quick search, torrent trackers.
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13y ago
How oversold your VPS provider's server is commonly blamed for slowdown but rarely measured.
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> As for people berating hardcores versus casuals, that's largely an in-joke. I am under the impression that a sizable group of people on the internet regularly gets legitimately angry about any given video game issue. Why would thi
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13y ago
> Girls getting barbies thrown at them when they are 12 As I understand it, Goldie Blox was founded precisely to provide an alternative to that. They already have a product out. I wonder how well they'll do.
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