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by jfr 16y ago
1. Not allowing two questions with the same title is yet another design issue, not a feature. Avoid making unique indexes on every field unnecessarily. Lets call it problem "3" then, I'll go back shortly to it. Back to problem 1, if you use
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by jfr 16y ago
This is the first time I saw a Shapado site. In fact, I just learned its existence. Yet, in 3 minutes browsing the site I found may issues that raised a red flag. They made some very primary design mistakes. Observe the schema of question U
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by jfr 16y ago
In essence, it is the same language, just that it evolved considerably since then. There are places where you could really use a more current reference. For example, the book instructs you to define the main function like: main(){
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by jfr 16y ago
The book is from 1991, almost 20 years ago. There is a lot of outdated information. You should perhaps look for something more recent, that covers C99 and features commonly found on current compilers.
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by jfr 16y ago
If Agnosticism and Atheism (and nonreligious) were different options I would have a problem choosing which one to vote (and I think many other people here too). There is a lot of overlap among these options, and the definitions vary. There
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by jfr 16y ago
Was it installed during that preview? If the font isn't installed, the font viewer can't do the hinting.
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by jfr 16y ago
The graph is bugging me. Around 85 people born in 2009 and 35 people born in 2008 do not use mouse inversion... We have 1 and 2 year olds playing first person shooters?
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by jfr 16y ago
I think that one of the requirements that makes Go unsuitable as a C replacement in this specific case is the presence of the garbage collector. We need a language that we could use to write the garbage collector itself. It has to be a no
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by jfr 16y ago
Firefox can do that as well: chrome://browser/content/browser.xul Ok... that is cheating...
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by jfr 16y ago
The page fails gratuitously in Namoroka (Firefox 3.6) saying that I need Chrome, Safari 4 or Firefox 3.5...
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by jfr 17y ago
Current chrome-unstable (5.0.371.0dev) on Linux scores 142.
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by jfr 17y ago
It probably gets it from the X-Forwarded-For HTTP reader inserted by his intranet proxy. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X-Forwarded-For
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by jfr 17y ago
URL regexes which were already broken from the beginning...