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11y ago
I definitely prefer the wording of the Contributor Code of Conduct over the Open Code of Conduct. I don't really see the point though. Everything listed is just common sense, and there is still a catch-all clause open to interpretation
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11y ago
There is http://gogs.io/ written in Go
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11y ago
So she has good qualifications but poor interview skills.
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11y ago
It's neat I guess but the edges are aliased.
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11y ago
Unfortunately the VODS on Twitch are deleted after 14 days, so unless he saved them somewhere they are gone. You could try sending him a message.
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11y ago
The dev streamed the development of this game on Twitch, pretty cool to watch: http://www.twitch.tv/m280/profile/past_broadcasts
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11y ago
Maybe because the contributors are mostly men?
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12y ago
I tried a couple of these kickstarted wallets and they were both awful. I ended up very happy with this "front pocket wallet" http://www.amazon.com/Dopp-Regatta-Series-Getaway-Pocket/dp/...
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iza
12y ago
What is with the milk hate? Is it cool to not drink milk now?
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12y ago
Oh my mistake. I remember a lot of people needing to manually re-sub but I guess they had just turned off the auto-renew option.
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12y ago
Actually the subscription doesn't automatically renew. After 30 days they lose it and need to resubscribe, so I think your data should be fine.
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12y ago
What prevented companies from updating was the bastardized UI requiring retraining and extra IT support. I don't think Windows 10 necessarily needs a huge improvement. Companies will either update when they upgrade the physical compute
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12y ago
I agree with what you're saying, but I'm skeptical about how "significant" the "number of men who are hateful toward women" really is. It's hard to tell a troll from a misogynist. I've seen a lot of
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12y ago
They generally get around it by opening the popup when you click anywhere on the page.
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12y ago
They have started moving toward a review process over the last few months. Extensions now go through an automated review and can be flagged for manual review if they appear suspicious.
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12y ago
> People find it so difficult to get treatment for depression, which is absurd to me. If your arm gets broken, you don't "suck it up" and say "that's life", you go to a doctor and get treated. It's no
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12y ago
It really should only be used to drag and drop files from another application. If you just want to move elements around on the page mousedown, mousemove, and mouseup are all you need. I don't think we need a new API for this as it is p
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12y ago
And I consider people who limit their own experience for no good reason to be pretty irrational.
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13y ago
U of T is equally brutal.
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13y ago
In fact, all of the images on the page are jpegs, even the logo and icons.
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13y ago
Half of these issues are really about Ruby on Rails, not so much Linux. Java could fit the bill for most of his requirements just as well as a Microsoft stack (and probably cheaper).
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13y ago
Most likely because the word paypal is in the actual URL.
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13y ago
There is a sign in dropdown form in the upper right.
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14y ago
There are dozens of similar sites that have been around for quite a while.
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14y ago
For small files like this the latency is much more important than throughput, not to mention more users will have Google's version cached already.
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14y ago
Just type cache: http://example.com/ into Google.
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14y ago
The banner on the home screen is pretty annoying.
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by
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15y ago
I'm slightly offended that you combined Socialist with Fascist in the political views section.