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kyrias
13y ago
Is it a good thing that Spotify doesn't guarantee that they won't leak your data? So you're saying that it would be a good thing for them to make it easy for people to steal your payment information? You can't be sure that they actually del
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kyrias
13y ago
No, he was complaining that it is more cross-platform than they say it is.
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kyrias
13y ago
Indeed, the plural of sheep should be shoop. Though you do realize that every word in the English language are words that people have at one time invented.
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kyrias
13y ago
Yeah I thought so too, would've been so awesome.. Though it still is pretty neat.
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kyrias
13y ago
PEP-8 isn't a "canonical format" though and people should stop treating it as one.
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kyrias
13y ago
It's not the only reason. You can also just comment out some lines and it will still work just fine.
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kyrias
13y ago
> The next time you think to yourself that there is > anything needed to make money on software besides > persistence, thoughtfulness, and picking something you > know people want, you're in a trap of your own
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kyrias
13y ago
Huh, Firefox hasn't dropped RSS support? The button is just not in the Awesomebar anymore.
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kyrias
13y ago
#xkcd@foonetic
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kyrias
13y ago
On any IRC server. There's absolutely no reason to host your own.
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kyrias
13y ago
The domain name itself isn't NSFW, it's however used in a NSFW way.
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kyrias
13y ago
The simplest solution would be to just add the filenames of the files that's been already downloaded to a file and it checks the file before downloading anything.
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kyrias
13y ago
Which has nothing to do with instances of the browser.
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kyrias
13y ago
Well of course conlangs are an exception >,>
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kyrias
14y ago
Which browsers do that, if I may ask?
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kyrias
14y ago
New instance =! new window/tab
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kyrias
14y ago
> I don't think there are rules, only guidelines Every so called grammar "rule" ever written (for natural languages) are written after observing how people spake and write.
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kyrias
14y ago
Every rule of grammar you know have been made up by someone after watching how people speak.
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kyrias
14y ago
If you click on a link, an internet shortcut or just your browser icon again you don't get a new instance.
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kyrias
14y ago
But people should totally try it themselves in a color terminal
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kyrias
14y ago
The name is way too close to Jabber
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kyrias
14y ago
Someone made lots of offers of 0.02 bitcoins for lower and lower price
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kyrias
14y ago
Because all the good domains are running out.
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kyrias
14y ago
You need to be able to read code to write it, you do not need to be able to read musical notation to play it.
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kyrias
14y ago
It only reloads if you haven't made any changes to the file and you can disable it with plugins
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kyrias
14y ago
Microsoft actually tend to have pretty good support.
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kyrias
14y ago
Anything that isn't built in you can add yourself...
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kyrias
14y ago
Your SMTP server requires it to send email to prove it's really you and really them, yes, the mail server however sends your email to the recipient in clear text and can easily be intercepted if you happen to be inbetween the two servers.
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kyrias
14y ago
Give me your key and I'll send you one ;)
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kyrias
14y ago
email servers generally aren't publicly accessible, rather they're only accessible to authorized (registered) users Yes, sending email requires authorization to the SMTP server but MTA to MTA communications (as in when your mailse
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