oakwhiz

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   by oakwhiz 14y ago

   I suppose that how safe a grammar is to parse depends on whether or not there are language constructs that can generate exponential growths of memory usage, how much memory you have available for the task, and whether or not it can even be
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   by oakwhiz 14y ago

   In fact, surprising as it is, you did not require a credit card number on your account, nor did it ask for one when creating new accounts.
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   by oakwhiz 14y ago

   I find that some spam filters will mark your email as spam if it has a "poetic" subject line. For this reason I stick to the point. Perhaps it is because spam email subject lines are poetic as well.
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   by oakwhiz 14y ago

   I doubt there would be chargebacks since a valid credit card was not even asked for during the process of entering the code.
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   by oakwhiz 14y ago

   µTorrent actually does provide a paid version: http://www.utorrent.com/utorrent-plus/
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   by oakwhiz 14y ago

   If you can't name your product, your consumers will name it for you.
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   by oakwhiz 14y ago

   Power went out = service disruption. It's underhanded to call it a "performance issue," if not an outright lie, albeit a small one.
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   by oakwhiz 14y ago

   This goes great with the HTML5 <meter> tag.