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by mseebach2 14y ago
Yes we do, it's just called HTTP 1.1 instead - and that exact functionality luckily made it in. http://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2616/rfc2616-sec12.html
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by mseebach2 14y ago
It pretty rich for a Greenpeace activist to accuse others of buying into propaganda. Greenpeace is nothing if not a propaganda organisation. For the record, I didn't suggest that replacing old growth forest with fast-growing trees foreign t
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by mseebach2 14y ago
First, it's not the wood that's recycled, it's the paper. Most paper you can get is made from tree that are grown specifically to be made into paper ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tree_farm ) - those are managed and replanted just like any
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by mseebach2 14y ago
> [2] Though probably much less environmentally sound! Don't count on it. Paper isn't an environmental liability - all paper you can buy in the US and Europe is from sustainably farmed wood and recycling. As long and the resulting books
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by mseebach2 14y ago
"Super" means that the subject is "above" as in superstructure, superscript and superintendent. A supercharger is then a charger that's above (presumably in performance) regular chargers. "To charge" means "to load [a carriage]", "A charge"
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by mseebach2 14y ago
> I can't help but wonder if there would be more housing supply and therefore lower rents if the city was more friendly towards landlords. Though experiment: If you were tasked to invest a sum of money in residential property, all other
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by mseebach2 14y ago
You could at least bcrypt them all with the same salt, however, it's a long step backwards from individual salting. Also, then you can't check for "[common base password][phone number]" or some variation that's exactly as dangerous as just
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by mseebach2 14y ago
If it makes you happy then it's rational.