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mylittlepony
14y ago
Well I was watching videos trying to catch the Australian accent, which I found to be very cool... One video led to another, and somehow I ended up watching this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hp6J6PF47CM From another angle, and longer
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I'm sorry Australia, you are not getting me as a skilled worker (I thought you were in need of IT experts with fluent english). No seriously, I stumbled upon this issue some time ago, and that wasn't the first or last paywall. You have to p
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teflonhook 2 hours ago | link [dead] The problem is this is the professional body that determines what we teach in universities, that promotes the technology industry as a whole and who decides who we let into the country on a skilled visa.
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mylittlepony
14y ago
> As for the phrase "conspiracy theory", the implication of that phrase is that conspiracies don't exist. Exactly this. Or that all theories are not worth our time, since they are just that, "just a theory" (implying there is no proof?)
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mylittlepony
14y ago
OOP and EDP are not mutually exclusive, like someone has already said.
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14y ago
Have you even read that? > Symfony applications are not vulnerable to this attack And it definitely has not the same track record. For example, it has been audited by a security company in one of the first versions. So far I have only
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14y ago
If you don't mind using php, Symfony2 seems to be as professional as you can get. I moved from Rails to Symfony2 and never looked back.
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14y ago
> engineering degree I'm sure you meant your "knowledge".
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mylittlepony
14y ago
If you can carry that, you can carry a light notebook =/
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mylittlepony
14y ago
To be honest I've never heard anyone calling America that, other than in Hollywood movies or sarcastic comments.
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mylittlepony
14y ago
Exactly, I have yet to find a cloud hosting service with a price that makes sense to me.
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mylittlepony
14y ago
You should take your time to improve your pirating skills and find new sources. For example, have you tried with this site?: http://www.argenteam.net/search There you have both the torrents/emule links and really high quality subtitles if
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14y ago
"He shouldn't have committed the crime in the first place" It's always easy to judge in hindsight. "If he knew that bank robbing was a crime and he committed it anyway" So it would be 0K if he didn't know?
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mylittlepony
14y ago
Clearly you don't know the law, and what's even worse your logic is broken. I give up.
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mylittlepony
14y ago
He's not saying what we should do. He's saying what he thinks will happen. And to me it doesn't sound crazy at all, it sounds like the kinds of things that have been happening in the last years.
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14y ago
Having tried Ruby for a year, I have experimented this myself. With a strong OOP background, I can assert that it's not even an elite that enjoys ridiculing noobs. It reminded me of this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YX3iRjKj7C0 Also,
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tubbo 0 minutes ago | link [dead] He's usually rude to code presented to him, but he doesn't go out of his way to diss code. It's a big difference.
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Everything is perfect, been using all those for years. The email GUI is crappy though, but personally I never use it. I only send automated emails programatically, or manual emails with Thunderbird.
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14y ago
Why not?
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mylittlepony
14y ago
> football (the real one, my American friends [1] ) [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V4msKdfMtGY
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mylittlepony
14y ago
Isn't bcrypt a hashing algorithm based on an encryption algorithm? Meaning you can't use it for encrypting your files. Edit: found this, I don't know why they picked that name: http://bcrypt.sourceforge.net/
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14y ago
Isn't that what the Lymphatic System is for? Bacteria do not simply enter the bloodstream, that would be a serious infection.
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Well I don't like their tone, I don't need to be told that my browser is "outdated", especially if it's not, it works perfectly fine for basically the rest of the internet, including web dev tasks. If there is a very specific use case for w
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"Mega rocks with Google Chrome" "Warning: You are using an outdated browser, which adversely affects your file transfer performance. Please upgrade to Google Chrome." What is this bullshit? I'm using the latest Firefox. You are concerne
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At least, your data won't be visible to Mega or the Feds. And if they get raided, the Feds won't have shit against Mega or you. About the backup part, they have servers in different countries, so it's safer. Personally, I wouldn't rely on a
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14y ago
Linux users can use Dropbox + encfs. But I wouldn't mind having an extra encryption layer, and 50GB for free =p
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Have you studied the subject? I doubt it, so please stop. Paparazzi usually focus on public figures like actors, which don't have the same rights over their own image, since they have voluntarily exposed themselves to the public.
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mylittlepony
14y ago
I think it's to reduce the risk, and maximize its potential. Unless your company is already successful, I think selling 49% is always a good idea.
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14y ago
And why would someone have a 10+ years old OS? Oh right, because with Windows you have to pay for every f*cking new version!
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What about just trying it instead? I, as a developer that only had used Windows, was always angry when someone posted a new library, and the instructions were linux commands. Until one fine day I started using Ubuntu 10.04 in Virtualbox, on
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