jamespo

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961.
by jamespo 13y ago
a long term investment is a short term investment that failed
962.
by jamespo 13y ago
I think firefox has already succeeded
963.
by jamespo 13y ago
Or you could just install noscript. Do you think your average user would know to click a "disable javascript" button when they find right-clicking an image blocked anyway?
964.
by jamespo 13y ago
I too am considering moving my free account to another free provider
965.
by jamespo 13y ago
Can't you just download the php plugin for intellij ultimate?
966.
by jamespo 13y ago
You forgot - trite summaries good
967.
by jamespo 13y ago
One thing I really miss since google reader shutdown is a cross-platform (including Windows & Linux) native reader with ability to sync. I used to use RSSOwl. If any of the premium RSS services could support this I'd subscribe in a
968.
by jamespo 13y ago
You could buy the DVD and rip it yourself
969.
by jamespo 13y ago
I think they owe the developers of ejabberd a few drinks
970.
by jamespo 13y ago
have you tried email?
971.
by jamespo 13y ago
Red Hat are taking steps to address the development software through "Software Collections", but JDK wise I don't see how that differs from windows?
972.
by jamespo 13y ago
On that basis maybe Google should stop Chrome allowing credit card form submissions.
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by jamespo 13y ago
Elite Systems have been around a long time too http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elite_Systems
974.
by jamespo 13y ago
You need to read the article more closely
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by jamespo 13y ago
Running scripts outside the nagios scheduler is straightforward with passive checks. Also nagios 4 has changed the way forking checks work - http://labs.nagios.com/2013/09/20/nagios-core-4-now-availabl... - I
976.
by jamespo 13y ago
Not sure about a "rock hard" body but I'll check with Stephen Hawking
977.
by jamespo 13y ago
Guillotine
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by jamespo 13y ago
he / she covers them in cheese
979.
by jamespo 13y ago
If we are coming up with more and more elaborate theories what's to stop the NSA sending a nanobot into the embassy to kill Assange?
980.
by jamespo 13y ago
Probably not when you include ad revenue
981.
by jamespo 13y ago
That's not really going to fly with a consumer level product like iMessage though.
982.
by jamespo 13y ago
What scale are we talking about here, a home server or an enterprise deployment?
983.
by jamespo 13y ago
We used to use PHPChain
984.
by jamespo 13y ago
Enterprises don't, but they often do want to run Redhat or Suse
985.
by jamespo 13y ago
Well no, being a content owner isn't a natural god given right... please list the natural god given rights that humanity has decided a consensus on?
986.
by jamespo 13y ago
Seeing as we get a comment like this everytime one of these installers comes up, obviously yes, people are willing to do this!
987.
by jamespo 13y ago
That's where you need a bond paid into court
988.
by jamespo 13y ago
Although one of the best desktop RSS readers (RSSOwl) and two of the best IDEs (Eclipse & IntelliJ) are written in Java.
989.
by jamespo 13y ago
It is fairly straightforward to compile nginx against the latest ssl tarball, rather than the extreme option of distro upgrade (which as pointed out is no good for Centos / RHEL) for the cipher support.
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by jamespo 13y ago
"It does not try to position it as anything other than a subscription, and the language is plain english." Except the page you highlight doesn't use the word "subscription". I wonder why not?

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