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14y ago
Jeff Atwood's tweet sounds to me like: "Who cares whether black people are prevented from playing hockey due to racism?"
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14y ago
And he doesn't mention payola.
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14y ago
itanimulli.com is registered by some guy in Utah who redirects it to nsa.gov. It's just someone having a laugh. Registered through: GoDaddy.com, LLC (http://www.godaddy.com) Domain Name: ITANIMULLI.COM Created on: 20-Nov-02
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14y ago
I find it easy to believe that social networks aimed at children/adolescents are the equivalent of boy bands rather than record labels.
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14y ago
It's been a long time since I read any of Asimov's work... but didn't the stories conclude that the Three Laws were ultimately both unworkable and inadequate? I remember a zeroth law being added in (a robot must act in the general interests
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14y ago
Re whitespace being significant: you can use explicit braces and semicolons instead, certainly with let and do-notation.
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14y ago
The database containing everybody's PINs will be stolen. Even if you use 8 digit PINs and they are properly hashed, they will get brute-forced rather quickly. Any longer and people will not be able to remember their PINs or will use the s
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14y ago
Slashdot had karma before Reddit/HN. Don't know if they were the first or whether they copied it from another site.
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14y ago
Where are you trying to get to? Why is the choice between C# and Javascript? (Other programming languages are available, as the BBC would say.)
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14y ago
But then they wouldn't look christmassy.
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14y ago
From the name, I thought it was for reindenting json. Although I'm not au fait with json jargon.
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14y ago
My first thought for why someone would want to defeat screenshotting was banks trying to make their websites more secure. I confess I can't quite see how this technique would help their use case.
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14y ago
If you flesh out this analysis it could make for a good series of blog posts.
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14y ago
2 cases of vandalism, 1 case of removing vandalism, 1 case of changing the partisan slant of (part of) a political article.
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14y ago
Are you implying that any of these edits are malicious or self-serving? And that they are sanctioned by Apple (as opposed to, say, being made by employees during their lunch break)? I don't understand your motivation for thinking these page
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14y ago
If passwords are dead in part because people use the same passwords for different sites, and because password databases keep getting leaked... why would we replace them with biometrics? People will use the same biometrics for different site
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14y ago
How do you enforce contractual obligations against a business that no longer exists?
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14y ago
Please don't use linkbait titles.
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14y ago
Of which four start `X-`, suggesting they are unstandardised and not supported by all browsers... but browser support is not mentioned for these four (and barely mentioned for the other three).
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14y ago
I'm going to ignore the issue of the extra costs this imposes on the startup, and ask: what proportion of the target market are actually interested in self-hosting? The people you (or anyone else) interact with online are not representative
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14y ago
If that definition includes iphone, it also includes xbox and the ds lite. (You could perhaps limit it to devices on which you could run a web browser. I remember there was a version of Opera that ran on the ds, though I didn't get it mysel
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14y ago
I would not like that to crash anywhere, even if the shielding problem could be solved. Might be more effective to use the nuclear power to power carbon capture on the ground.
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14y ago
Option 3/e: it's idiomatic in C-syntax languages to use if/then/else when you do not care about the return value. Use of ?: therefore implies that you do care about the value of the expression. When I see the result of ?: being thrown away,
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14y ago
As you describe it, it would not be resurrection. Resurrection to me implies that the new being would have my memories and personality, but your propose something more like a delayed identical twin: identical in genes only.
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14y ago
Your text implies there are seven options (a-g) but there are only five options in the poll. The fourth option has different behaviour from the first three options should lockBtn.show() return false. Is this what you want? I would expect a
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14y ago
Do you mean that you want your sim card to live in your wristwatch, and then your phone/tablet/laptop to access the wider world via your wristwatch using wifi/bluetooth/whatever? My uninformed opinion is that I'd worry about battery life (b
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14y ago
Bored of this now. It already got posted two or three times yesterday.
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Terrible headline. GS says MS has 20% of the computer OS market. (Google Android 42%, Apple 24%, others 14%.) That's counting PCs, phones, and tablets. Presumably not counting embedded devices. Not clear whether it's counting servers. (Are
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14y ago
I can't tell whether you're deliberately missing the point in an attempt at humour, or just missing the point.
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14y ago
Are there really no popular Windows Twitter clients?
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