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nkuttler
13y ago
You could do some research and make up your own mind, like http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Press_Freedom_Index and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_GDP_(PPP)_...
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13y ago
Usually zero, unless I'm getting cash.
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13y ago
With https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/BIP_0038 the protected private key can be stored securely, and family members could be given the passphrase during the owner's lifetime.
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13y ago
I'm glad you found the Enter key towards the end. You should use it more often :-)
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13y ago
Table-based layouts are indispensable for HTML emails. But then.. Outlook still uses the MS-Word rendering engine from 2007 (basically).
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13y ago
That's just stupid. Welcome to the 90s. http://www.anybrowser.org/campaign/
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13y ago
Everybody who writes JS should use something like jslint or jshint. JS has ugly parts, but most can be avoided easily.
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13y ago
I was surprised to read this comment because the post links... to your page. What was the original link?
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13y ago
Site doesn't seem to load for me, here's a cache http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?hl=en&q=cache%3...
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13y ago
"Name Charizard, Types fire/flying, electric 2x rock 4x water 2x" etc. don't at all sound like "facts" to me. They seem to be the core of an individual pokemon, they are what makes that pokemon a unique creativ
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13y ago
I'm not a pokemon expert, but I think they are the product of a human's creative work. If pokemons were real there would be facts about them. I'm not a lawyer either, but I think creative works are covered by copyright law.
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13y ago
It looks like your app only displays data that is probably copyrighted by the pokemon company (heh, I didn't even know that company existed). I doubt that it was rejected due to simplicity.
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13y ago
1. PHP's configuration isn't simpler in any way, it's just that the insecure method is already configured by default, so you don't have to set it up. Python doesn't have such an insecure method, so the (trivially ea
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13y ago
My bad, you're absolutely right. I meant mod_wsgi. With regard to code location, I mentioned that because of Spidler's question.
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Install python, mod_wsgi, and add two lines in the apache config. The last step is just removed in PHP because of the "place files in directory" model, which is fundamentally broken and used by default. Application code shouldn&#x
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13y ago
The title here was editorialized after this comment. Original title was "Best nginx configuration for security"
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13y ago
Just unplug the server. Seriously though, any "best for security" article should be taken with a huge grain of salt as security isn't something static that's the same everywhere.
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13y ago
A widescreen iPod with touch controls, a revolutionary mobile phone and a breakthrough internet communications device. An iPod … a phone … and an internet communicator. An iPod, a phone … are you getting it?
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13y ago
You assume that energy that isn't used for the network would automagically go to "less fortunate" people. It wouldn't. Power lines don't appear out of thin air, neither do governments who provide a stable environmen
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Sigh. Cached version: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:www.her... Poor Wordpress.
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13y ago
More open source fonts are great! But as somebody who doesn't know too much about fonts my first thought was.. I could as well code in Comic Sans. I don't mean belittle any work, it's just what crossed my mind.
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Hrm, so this isn't about making git 50x faster but fast network communication. > Establishing an SSH connection every time you perform a Git operation costs many round-trips I don't really understand why the author is saying th
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The question seems rather nonsensical. How can bugless code be bad? The only thing I can think of is coding style. But then, I also consider picking a bad algorithm a bug.
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Notice the original title "Ultimate Free Toolkit for Internet Web Ninjas"...
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It's not down, it errors.
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Not bad. First design revision looks like back when css round corners and opacity became usable. Next one looks like the usual "I'm a designer" design. The grey one reminds me of Yahoo's early days when grey backgrounds
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The author tries to make a point but drowns the reader in a sea of definitions and data without providing a useful navigation. After reading the article and trying to re-read some sections I noticed that he lists popularity as a criterion:
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wget -O /usr/bin/bd https:[snip] chmod +rx /usr/bin/bd Really? Run wget as root to get a random script, and put it into every user's PATH and a directory that should only be used by the syste
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Well, he was probably referring to the Hurd, a kernel which was/is supposed to be the official kernel for GNU (not GNU OS btw). As Linux came with a GNU userland from the start and the discussion is specifically about the kernel it
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13y ago
Such a time interval is commonly referred to as 'birthday'.
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