iLoch

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by iLoch 12y ago
Cant you just "return this;" to avoid using "new"?
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by iLoch 12y ago
This is dumb - really, really, really dumb. What an idiotic policy. This would absolutely stop me from publishing anything on the Play Store as an individual developer.
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by iLoch 12y ago
Don't browse with your volume turned up? How do you assume you wont be interacting with any pages that may produce noise?
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by iLoch 12y ago
I'm 20. Am I already too old for this? I use Twitter and Snapchat most days, though my contributions to either of those are limited in comparison to my consumption of others' content. I've deleted my Instagram account and hav
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by iLoch 12y ago
I think you're being downvoted because you got a little too excited while bashing Apple. iMessage is most certainly more secure than plain text in most cases, save for the VERY exceptional case where the NSA might be watching IF they d
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by iLoch 12y ago
Suddenly the President/CEO title differences matter for co-founders.
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by iLoch 12y ago
There's plenty of flavors of JS that compile into regular JS. Pair that with Node.js and you've pretty much got what you're asking for. There's plenty of people using CoffeeScript on server + client, for example.
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by iLoch 12y ago
Exactly what I was thinking. Being able to apply force at different angles would make for an interesting test for a project like this. Sure it can make you run farther, but can it make you jump higher? What about prolonged ability to run on
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by iLoch 12y ago
The pattern I've seen used most commonly is the latter situation you described. The user authenticates, and is issued a signed JWT which includes their user ID and (optionally - I actually talk about this in my comment here: https:&#x
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by iLoch 12y ago
I think writing your own variation of this at one point is a sort of rite of passage for web developers. I thought I was so clever with my custom PHP framework and sessionless backend. That said, it's done because it works well and mak
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by iLoch 12y ago
How about a game where you rape women? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RapeLay
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by iLoch 12y ago
I recently tried Tinder, and naturally I wanted to see what was being sent through from my phone - they seem to query their own server (which in turn likely queries Facebook) every two seconds or less, so if they're constantly in need
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by iLoch 12y ago
Potentially bad news for Nextdoor ( https://nextdoor.com )
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by iLoch 12y ago
Actually, time would probably be a much better way of fining companies of that size. Example: "Verizon Fined 1 Week's worth of revenue"
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by iLoch 12y ago
"This project has been temporarily blocked for exceeding its bandwidth threshold" I wonder why no one uses SourceForge anymore..
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by iLoch 12y ago
I wanted to try a similar experiment, but more extreme in that I'd get rid of my iPhone in favour of a pager. I decided this was probably too much of a hassle and would cause me more problems than it solved. (I use my phone to gain acc
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by iLoch 12y ago
Now, I know nothing about Earth science, but is this not at least a little bit expected given that this is a man made lake? Can I see some pictures of natural lakes in this area? Obviously the drought is bad, because this isn't common
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by iLoch 12y ago
I just opted to mention Stripe and Paypal because PayPal is still the dominant force overall, and Stripe has the kind of API that developers love - a combination that Amazon is capable of creating.
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by iLoch 12y ago
I wish they'd try harder with their payments business - they could be in a position to compete with Stripe or Paypal but instead force users to pay with their Amazon accounts. That doesn't make sense as a business strategy to me.
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by iLoch 12y ago
> Maybe if they hosted the Official Video Game Olympics or something I think it's just like any physical sport - having knowledge about a game and watching someone skilled play is interesting. People watch to learn and get better at
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by iLoch 12y ago
I agree. When you look at companies like Major League Gaming who are becoming not only tournament hosts, but providers for online competition AND streaming you can't help but ask how popular gaming will become. MLG is already working w
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by iLoch 12y ago
Right, but what if I work 10 hours a day from Monday to Thursday? I've put in my 40 hours but still have to wait until Friday afternoon. In that case they'd probably get paid 44 hours, but it's also possible that they're
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by iLoch 12y ago
Sounds like you're working 44 hours for 40 hours of pay? (For example: you could have all your hours done by Thursday night, but you still have to come in for a half day on Friday, correct?) If they're going to make you work 40 ho
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by iLoch 12y ago
I recently moved from a Mon-Fri 9-5 to Tue-Fri 9-5; I've definitely noticed an improvement in my morale, and possibly an improvement in my productivity, though that's harder to measure. I don't necessarily think replacing the
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by iLoch 12y ago
It's using Spotify's preview of the song, so either an algorithm or manual selection I'd wager.
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by iLoch 12y ago
I'm finding the pause button doesn't react in time for me to catch the song most of the time. By the time I realize I like what I'm hearing it's already too late to pause it. An adjustment for time per song would be grea
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by iLoch 12y ago
That's like saying "Oh that cardboard cut out of Adolf Hitler? Yeah that's just for scale." Yes, indeed it is - but there's probably more to it than that. I'll go out on a limb and say due to the presence of My
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by iLoch 12y ago
Ugh, newspapers. Thanks.
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by iLoch 12y ago
Paywall. :/
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by iLoch 12y ago
This is a great argument, thanks.

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