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by human_error 14y ago
I really don't understand most people. Why would you ever DDoS a CSS library's website?
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by human_error 14y ago
> I dont believe that , since you can do your own queries with Django , even in RAW sql. Believe what you want to believe but we have experienced the same thing just couple of months ago and have ditched it completely. Besides if I'm go
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by human_error 14y ago
IMHO, Git-Tower is way better than SourceTree.
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by human_error 14y ago
I think in Python's case there was really no compelling reason to burn the bridges between 2 and 3. Burning the bridges should be done when something will be significantly improved.
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by human_error 14y ago
What do you mean by Apple won't have a choice but to adopt WebGL? I can run WebGL on Safari without any problems.
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by human_error 14y ago
Not the same thing. Firefox doesn't send my local searches to Google. What Ubuntu does is a privacy breach.
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by human_error 14y ago
You don't need best of the best to modify, most likely, one line of code. I'm pretty sure anyone who can code would modify it correctly. You need the best of the best who won't do this sort of issue in the first place.
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by human_error 14y ago
Safari 5.1 here. I viewed the site without any problems.
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by human_error 14y ago
When someone says "unpythonic", I always think that they ran out of sensible arguments and started to bitch about the program. When I say "program", I'm not particularly addressing web2py (I have never used it).
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by human_error 14y ago
I'm quite confident that I've seen it on GitHub before. It may sound harsh but no one will ever use it.
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by human_error 14y ago
What's the point of this? Why would you even write an article on this?
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by human_error 14y ago
I believe the number is way higher than 83 million. I have 5 facebook accounts that I use most of them for testing apps.
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by human_error 14y ago
The entire post looks like an advertisement.
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by human_error 14y ago
Or how about short stories, something like; "Brian came home very late. He couldn't find Mr. Hat. While he was thinking where his cat might be, he noticed the window was wide opened." What's the name of the cat? I don't know if it's hard or
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An idea for Facebook: from friends to skilled friends (or how to make money)(codingplayground.blogspot.com)
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by human_error 14y ago
"MySQL, Mongo, PostgreSQL, etc." I'd like to know what that "etc." stands for.
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by human_error 14y ago
Sometimes it's blog.domain.com. I sometimes don't even bother to cut the subdomain to see the product itself.
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by human_error 14y ago
Some people prefer BitBucket because it offers free private repos.
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by human_error 14y ago
I'm still trying to figure out why the "add-ons" you install appear in "extensions" window and what's the difference between an extension and an addon. I can search and install Firebug but can disable/remove it from extension section.
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by human_error 14y ago
Paging is buggy.
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by human_error 14y ago
It happens sometimes. I had written a multithreaded parser in C++ to parse around 800MB per day so another team could build up the rest of the project based on the data. Someone had thought it'd be a better idea to store all fetched data in
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by human_error 14y ago
Something is strange. If you go to German version of the book and click "Los geht's", then click "next" and all you see is 500 Internal Server Error. I've checked the French and Dutch version as well, but they don't have that problem. I gue
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by human_error 14y ago
I've the same problem with Safari. I don't see why I need to unblock to see the scores. This is bad design. I'll just pass.
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by human_error 14y ago
> many python projects avoided github initially because github was powered by ruby This doesn't make any sense. Don't tell me that there are C# developers who don't use Google because they use Java.
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by human_error 14y ago
GitHub makes very easy to collaborate to projects. I think that what makes them different than others such as BitBucket.
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by human_error 14y ago
It's hard to read the usernames.
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by human_error 14y ago
I like it. I'd not be surprised if someone comes up with vim and emacs version any time near soon.
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by human_error 14y ago
Maybe I just want to right-click and open the homepage in new tab. With this feature, I can't do this.
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by human_error 14y ago
No, not all of us. I've never coded anything with PHP. I don't even know how to write hello world with it.

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