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by nnnnni 13y ago
\immediate and \write18 are disabled. Good.
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by nnnnni 13y ago
Also "yo dawg...". Now that the obligatory comments have been covered, we can move on. Yay!
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by nnnnni 13y ago
Those two things are just added bonuses!
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by nnnnni 13y ago
What's worse is when fake delays are put into the code because (stupid) people think that the computer can't possibly be doing a good job if it retrieves the results in under a second. If it's "thinking", it's
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by nnnnni 13y ago
Independent music isn't on a major label (or often a label at all). That's it.
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by nnnnni 13y ago
Unless you're trying to run iOS 7 on the iPhone 4 or iOS 6 (or was it 5?) on the 3G. There are definitely times where it DOES NOT END WELL even though the device technically supports the upgrade. A better policy is to wait for reports
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by nnnnni 13y ago
I'm pretty sure that not all states have castle laws, though.
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by nnnnni 13y ago
The price is higher than it was before, correct? In that case, it was increased.
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by nnnnni 13y ago
They're not admissible as evidence in court (in the US, as far as I know).
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by nnnnni 13y ago
That screws over developers who are aiming for iOS 6 as the target for the new release. What if there's a major bug in a program? Are they not supposed to release a bugfix update just because iOS is currently in a beta program?! THAT w
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by nnnnni 13y ago
> They could respond that it's another incentive to make developer update their apps… Okay, they'll submit a new version every week or so after Apple releases a new beta and hope that it gets through the approval process before
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by nnnnni 13y ago
<p style="color: red"> <script> var str="•"; document.write(str.blink()); </script> </p> That would make a blinking red dot. It'd be g
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by nnnnni 13y ago
I'm really conflicted about indirect vs direct democracies. On one hand, indirect democracies allow the ruling few to impose their will rather than the will of the people. On the other hand, many people are ignorant of the facts and co
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by nnnnni 13y ago
Oh wow, I never thought about the tax avoidance part.
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by nnnnni 13y ago
Sorry, I should have said that it was a version of Scorched Earth that you could play in school.
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by nnnnni 13y ago
Hmm… Now we need a zawk.
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by nnnnni 13y ago
It was Scorched Earth that you could play in school without getting in trouble. You're wrong!
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by nnnnni 13y ago
… at least it isn't <blink> ?
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by nnnnni 13y ago
Isn't the first story in the article a clear case of entrapment? The cop encouraged the guy to do something and then killed him for it.
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by nnnnni 13y ago
It's a shame that they didn't push "ecmascript" as the name ~15 years ago back when it was new. Now we're stuck with problems like this...
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by nnnnni 13y ago
Exactly -- and Linux is designed to run on pretty much anything! This was a stupid article. "Gee, water is wet and sand is dry! (usually)"
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by nnnnni 13y ago
"I'm just not that impressed with Apple finally cribbing off the jailbreak community, and I sincerely hope that the future of iOS is not endless tweaking held up as some paramount of interaction design." I see the jailbreak t
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by nnnnni 13y ago
Thanks, people seem to forget about the Electoral College.
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by nnnnni 13y ago
It's a horrible idea for those who are forced to use ISPs with capped upload amounts or speeds, though.
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by nnnnni 13y ago
I'm sure that it's the one ingredient that makes all of the difference… That's how these things always go.
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by nnnnni 13y ago
I'm pretty sure that Maki is well-known in the 3D printing community for being a scammer. I'd stay away from the Makibox...
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by nnnnni 13y ago
Here's my question… If it's basically just a reskinned Chromium, why even bother with it?
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by nnnnni 13y ago
She was 12 or 13 at the peak of her "popularity"...
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by nnnnni 13y ago
I hear-by release that quote to the public domain with no attribution required.
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by nnnnni 13y ago
I honestly just want the addon that will give everything Eight O'Clock in the Morning/They Live ad-replacements. On a more serious note, I'm happy to hear that it's not Ubuntu-only. I removed my Linux training wheels a decade ago, so I'd ha

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