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lilbobbytables
9y ago
It is not highly legally debatable. Debatable, maybe. Highly? I highly doubt that. > no more legal rights than the gold you earn in World of Warcraft Undoubtedly, if a company offered some sort of account to store that gold, they'd
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9y ago
If it was a buyer bringing the law suit, I'd be much quicker to call them a fool. However, it's a seller. And the seller is annoyed because Zillow has a very strong influence over foolish buyers. Zillow tells you that it isn'
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9y ago
I feel some MSN Explorer nostalgia.
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9y ago
It's truly helpful to hear experiences first hand across different providers - especially so specifically. I'm really interested in your experience with OVH - how long ago did you last use it, and what problems did you have? I
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9y ago
I find the Django docs a bit more digestible then PG docs, personally. It's because of the Django docs that I've learned about a few of those awesome fields types. https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.11/
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9y ago
I do the same as the poster above, however, not for fraud: for ease of cancelling recurring services. I know I can always log into Paypal and just cancel the recurring charge. I suppose I also use it because it can be easier than finding my
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10y ago
Why isn't that still a concern?
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10y ago
bingo
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10y ago
Don't have a moment to read your sources at the moment. But weren't the protections only put into place last year because they weren't needed until then? In other words, they were under the jurisdiction of the FTC previously,
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10y ago
I'd imagine, without putting much thought into it, that when you compare salaries, and then account for how much more is paid in taxes in (most) European countries, then at least parts of the comparison can get voided - like retirement
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10y ago
I'm currently using both Angular 2 and React concurrently. I've previously used Angular. There are some points where I feel the opinionated aspects of Angular 2 makes things marginally quicker. However, the one thing I find most c
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10y ago
Well, I can tell you from using their API's that Google doesn't necessarily use them. I don't recall that specific scenarios, but over the past year I learned this with the maps API. As long as you're hitting a real endp
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10y ago
Seeing Macromedia's logo really hit me in the nostalgia. I remember tinkering with Flash back in the day, even before it was Adobe.
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10y ago
It sounds like more of an engineering issue. I'd imagine that unlimited-up-to-the-capacity-our-system-can-handle is reasonable. The biggest takeaway from this should be: if you think you might be pushing a system, you should probably
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10y ago
> 1,200 CDs I like how they try to make it sound like it's a bunch of data. Sure, it isn't a small amount, but it's only roughly 840GB. So it's more like > It would take someone a few minutes to setup a batch meta
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10y ago
Can confirm: kleenex is not on the first two pages for 'tissues'.
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10y ago
The one thing that bothers me more than it should is that their image viewing totally sucks. You can't enlarge an image you're viewing. Designed for mobile first, yet the size you view an image at is tied to whatever size your pho
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10y ago
That's true. However, you can't underestimate just how not passive this kind of income typically really is. It takes quite a bit of level to get it to the point where you can afford to be lazy (passive), which just means spending
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10y ago
That's perfect, thanks! I've only given each of them a brief look this morning. I certainly would not have gathered that about react-toolbox - and those among the kinds of issues that really tend to bother me. Also, for Material-U
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10y ago
What made you choose Material UI over React Toolbox? I'm starting a project that is more or less material, and this post of making me realize it could definitely use a number of material UI elements.
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10y ago
> Never, ever base anything big on a big player, be it Amazon, Google, or anyone else. It's certainly great advice - but for many this isn't really a reality. Even in this case, you could argue that OP could sell on other platf
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10y ago
I learn best by playing with small projects and implementing, and I've been wanting to wrap my head around asyncio for a while now. Would you happen to have some code examples, or just examples of what kind of sample projects you built
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10y ago
> the artist were going to be friends of the website owner What in the world is wrong with that part?
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10y ago
> Long functions This isn't the worst thing. As long it gets refactored when there is a need for parts of that function to be used in multiple places. > Bad names (m, k, longWindedNameThatYouCantReallyReadBTWProgrammersDoThatALot
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10y ago
What exactly is a substring function, and what makes it different than a regex?
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10y ago
Often times when I read about "ideal" ways of programming, I'm curious if it's ever implemented in a production code base built by a team.
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10y ago
Ahhh, now it makes sense. Thanks for answering.
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10y ago
My thoughts as well.
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10y ago
Yeah, the comparison with S&P was for fun, I hope. Because in one case you're sacrificing 4 years of opportunity cost, then working full-time to make the ROI numbers that the author use for comparison. Whereas, my understanding of
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11y ago
aaand naturally javascript is right up there in the top languages where this is found.
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