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by ivanca 13y ago
Yeah, but is a bit different when you are so big that you crush everywhere you walk.
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by ivanca 13y ago
We need to do something guys. Probably this falls under some monopoly law or practice against free market because it hurts way too much all the current (and future) Netflix competition.
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by ivanca 13y ago
You don't seem to understand: This is not a technical issue; is a conceptual one, people are not going to read the details of the deal, rather to grab the idea and slowly believe that paying for better connection with a site/ISP i
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by ivanca 13y ago
@beck5 is banned (?) but here is his answer: >Thanks, we were a bit worried that people will stop using the site but we hope everyone is wise like yourself! I think overall the main people who will set up there own versions are those who
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by ivanca 13y ago
I was thinking someone should make a black and white android smartphone if it helps the battery to last longer. I would take half a week of battery over a color screen but I'm probably the minority.
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by ivanca 13y ago
Under that logic any app that gets enough users is going to be a thread to Facebook? That doesn't make any sense.
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by ivanca 13y ago
Your brain should not work as a compiler, when everything must be 100% strictly correct on the language syntax to be considered valid.
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by ivanca 13y ago
Such a moronic title: all nations are created illegally, if you believe otherwise show me the paperwork of the USA territory, signed by all previous residents (native Americans)... and no, their graves do not count as a signature under any
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by ivanca 13y ago
Yeah, and Linux is compromised if someone kidnaps Linus Torvalds family in exchange for creating a backdoor in the Linux kernel. The security is created by humans to be used by humans; so nothing is truly safe if <insert random circumsta
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by ivanca 13y ago
Power is a natural game, is not intrinsic to human beings. For example elephants act against other elephants clans. Yes; I commented because was washing the film and feel repulsion for all the biased lies it tells, did you know men are also
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by ivanca 13y ago
You know Google always uses ssl right?
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by ivanca 13y ago
Actually if you just google the MD5 and it shows up in google should work as a guarantee (Example: https://www.google.com/search?q=b13afc01102c84425ca995469f1a... )
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by ivanca 13y ago
You have it all wrong, the graduation is when the lawyer becomes a USA senator or congressman on their behalf. The accelerator is mostly on the technical side of Disney, such as apps for automatizing the detection of copyright violations.
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by ivanca 13y ago
You mean; like a world where men would be send to war and just very few women? or a world where most homeless people are straight males? Or a world where women get custody of the child on the majority of the divorces? Oh wait, that is this
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by ivanca 13y ago
Throws a SSL certificate error on latest Chrome (32.0.1700.107) W7 64
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by ivanca 13y ago
Why is this the top comment? ... Oh, the author.
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by ivanca 13y ago
Pretty much, yeah; this is condemned to fail and they should pivot ASAP.
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by ivanca 13y ago
Is actually pretty easy to design without width; you can use max-width OR min-width in a per case basis, you can use margins (a left margin of 10% and a right one of 10% means your width will be roughly 80%) or padding in a similar fashion.
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by ivanca 13y ago
Cats cannot play the simplest of games; does that mean that they do not have general purpose intelligence? And I do think this research is going to take us there; what is winning a game more than translating your enemy actions into yours? L
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by ivanca 13y ago
But their devs can't charge as much if they say "I implemented the random number generator, is one line of bash code" rather than "I created a thermal system that is connected to our server where we will use its data as
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by ivanca 13y ago
We don't even have to make analogies; if it is protected information a "reasonable person" expects some kind of _obligatory_ login authentication, not an optional one.
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by ivanca 13y ago
Indeed, the liquidity here is the popularity of the site itself so as soon as the media buzz fades out the last ones to invest are going to lose everything; just like it always happens in ponzi schemes.
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by ivanca 13y ago
<link rel="prefetch" href="http://example.com/page2" /> More info at http://davidwalsh.name/html5-prefetch
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by ivanca 13y ago
Most times there are some few links that are very frequently clicked on; for example in Hacker News is usually the "next page" and the "threads". So if there is not one already there should be a way to specify some (obli
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by ivanca 13y ago
'comrade1' you have been hell banned since almost one year ago so (almost) no-one can read your posts.
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by ivanca 13y ago
Really good work @homakov and I suggest you should start a web-security-school or something of the sort. I'm sure there is money in that field and you would be able to keep traveling around the world while doing it.
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by ivanca 13y ago
Screener or not screener is just as useless; so what are you hoping for exactly? ( http://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2014/01/tsa-screener-... )
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by ivanca 13y ago
Yes, in theory. Here the only ones with more greed than sense are the ones behind the enforcement of bankrupting-expensive-regulations. If you really care that much you just need someone that knows the subject to go the classes and see for
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by ivanca 13y ago
Than you. I'm very up to the news on r/fibro (reddit) and I already read that article but I'm glad you brought it up here. Since my diagnostic I'm also trying to make my way to develop health tech that could help mitigat
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by ivanca 13y ago
The lag doesn't matter, the value of anything depends on how much the sellers can charge for it and still be able to sell it. This regulation or no regulation? It would be like asking if I like women with big eyes or women with no eyes

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