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13y ago
Could someone explain to me what the two top left arrows are supposed to do?
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13y ago
> > all library functions being in the global scope > Ever used C? Come on, this is not a good argument. C is a 70's language, we can do better than that, even in 1995 when PHP came out.
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13y ago
Yes they call it a sea, because it is not an ocean, I don't understand why you call me a pendant. More importantly though, you might not be following the news in Europe, but many immigrants try to cross the Mediterranean in order to ge
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13y ago
Which is this ocean you are talking about? Because Europe has only the Atlantic Ocean on its West and the nearest countries on the Other side of the Atlantic are the US and Canada.
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13y ago
That version did not include a library manager.
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13y ago
And now that I checked again, I get them. This is weird... I use AdBlock Plus, maybe it updated its filters? Thanks anyway!
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13y ago
Kind of unrelated question: Do you guys see comments on YouTube videos or it is just me? I don't see anything.
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13y ago
I think that you should direct your frustration towards the php.net admins and not Google.
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13y ago
Personally, I have trouble trusting people who write thngs like "Windowz" and "Winslows" on their product home page.
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13y ago
God forbid if someone voices a different opinion than yours, he must be a "downright moron" right?
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13y ago
I don't think he needs to pay any license to use Comic Sans: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Core_fonts_for_the_Web
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13y ago
Side project on their honeymoon??? That must be the geekiest thing that I have ever heard.
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13y ago
Well he did not ask you to hire him, did he? Why you felt the need to say this?
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13y ago
// Import all "sub-packages" import java.lang.Math.*; Nope, you don't import all subpackages with this, you import all the static methods defined in the java.lang.Math class
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13y ago
Of the 2 million songs available at Rhapsody and Napster, over 500,000 were from CD Baby
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13y ago
Yes, I'm not joking, I remember the commentator telling this on TV during the GP some years ago.
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13y ago
The amusing thing is that the trophy given to the winning driver is the cheapest in the Formula 1 calendar. I remember hearing that it costs something like 700 euros, but I cannot find a citation now.
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13y ago
So now the Firefox Developer tools is now on par feature-wise with Firebug? I think that the Network monitor is the only thing that was missing.
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13y ago
> Say I have some code in some directory. I want to edit that code. How do I do that? What is the problem with File->Open?
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13y ago
I believe not. People go to other places at the internet except from Hacker News. They can get the information from there.
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14y ago
Well, today I googled for "success", just to make sure that I got the spelling right. And then I saw the sidebar with links to this. I found it funny. Shoot me.
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14y ago
To add to the different choices, use octopress [1] with github pages [2]. I was evaluating various choices when I decided to create my own blog, and I found it was the only solution that: 1. Does not cost me anything 2. Lets me use my custo
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“Internet troll” who exploited AT&T security flaw faces 5 years in jail
(arstechnica.com)
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14y ago
My Documents was never meant to be a storage space for application settings. Application Data / AppData is the place for this. Of course, whether an application complies with this depends on the developer, and many applications break that r
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14y ago
This is a classic argument against open source, but security through obscurity never works. If you want to keep safe from script kiddies, always keep your software up to date.
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14y ago
Probably because you did not read the last part of the article where he says that he's trying to build a better alternative.
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15y ago
Mirror from Google cache, but unfortunately text only: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http://...
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15y ago
Just something that caught my eye: In the introduction, you have written "clarification problem", which of course should be "classification problem".
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16y ago
Sun wasn't much better in this regard
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16y ago
Could you please read the very first paragraph of what you posted?
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