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by naz 17y ago
Animals would evolve much less sophisticated methods of navigation.
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by naz 17y ago
Nothing to see here, just Microsoft continuing stubbornly to do the wrong thing
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by naz 17y ago
Is there a changelog? edit: I can't read The final release (along with the full changelog) will occur this Thursday, on January 14th, coinciding with jQuery’s 4th birthday.
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by naz 17y ago
It was a YC company (Auctomatic) and it was acquired.
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by naz 17y ago
I think the Google gives the UK a lot more than just taxes.
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by naz 17y ago
The manager should also be a developer. So stay
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by naz 17y ago
Interesting article, and kudos to the Guardian, one of the only worthwhile papers left in the UK, for funding such a venture.
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by naz 17y ago
What about the floating mountains?
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by naz 17y ago
Sometimes you can get books this way too but a lot of the time it is just a preview of a first chapter. Another way is to search for a non-prominent quotation from the book with filetype:pdf.
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Rackspace suffering another outage(search.twitter.com)
5 points by naz 17y ago|0 comments
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by naz 17y ago
http://search.twitter.com is still up
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by naz 17y ago
British English
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by naz 17y ago
And the GIF file format
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by naz 17y ago
"Speaking of Github, I'd love for them to implement pre-commit hooks, because then you could prevent developers from making commits any time the build is broken, which prevents people from ignoring problems in a large code base and just tun
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by naz 17y ago
http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=1745996+seconds+from+11... also http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=number+of+seconds+until...
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by naz 17y ago
Right, didn't half the 9/11 hijackers have Saudi passports? They wouldn't even get secondary.
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by naz 17y ago
As much as I'd like this to be true, that's just a blog post linking to a fluff piece that takes a quote out of context.
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by naz 17y ago
It doesn't have to be fair. If they don't pay according to salary the woman will need to continue collecting money from her employer and discrimination is encouraged thus defeating the point
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by naz 17y ago
> Erlang fares well here because it stores each character as a 32-bit integer in a list Which is silly because if you make a list of 32 bit integers that have ASCII equivalents then Erlang assumes it is a string.
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by naz 17y ago
The digg link doesn't have a hover effect, also consider using sprites with a background-position for those social media links on the homepage because then you won't get the wait while the hover image loads. The write a review form should p
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by naz 17y ago
Does this apply to country drop downs as well? Pretty much every checkout form uses a massive list of countries. What should we use instead?
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by naz 17y ago
A pretty bad idea for a contest. Mass-scraping twitter gives a clear advantage for those who know the right people and an awful waste of time for everyone else. The last one was cool. I want to do the last one again.
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by naz 17y ago
Collecting intimate personal details and selling it to advertisers is less ominous than screening apps to ensure quality?
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by naz 17y ago
Looks like a patent for a novel user interface to sudo, not sudo itself.
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by naz 17y ago
Sorry, as a rock star code wizard I am insulted that you would try to lure me with a fancy title like "Software Engineer"
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by naz 17y ago
Where can I get this "x86 Unix well ahead of Linux?"
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by naz 17y ago
The Secret? Is this a joke?
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by naz 17y ago
Slicehost had excellent service until they were acquired by Rackspace. Now they're on the second or third huge outage this year.
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by naz 17y ago
When would a consumer ever think of getting a Hackintosh?
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by naz 17y ago
No Safari support? What year is this?

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