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by parfe 15y ago
She says she's hated on because she's a woman yet I specifically gave reasons to dislike her writing that had nothing to do with her being a woman. Although the fact she uses her gender as a shield is pretty absurd.
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by parfe 15y ago
Why would I agree with either of those statements? Because you declared them factual? You're coming off as weird. Like a creepy guy telling a girl she wants to go on a date with him and thinking by staring at her all intently she'll bend
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by parfe 15y ago
Hi there. You either didn't read, or misunderstood this writer's blatherings. She claimed by googling something about her blog you'd discover the identity of one of the attackers. Has nothing to do with other women being victims.
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by parfe 15y ago
>People don't usually make this sort of stuff up. Yes they do. People love attention. It can range from something as simple as exaggerating the size of a fish to a friend in high school running 6 live journals to have public multi-par
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by parfe 15y ago
This was a strange read. The entire thing comes across as fictional or fictionalized. She makes no reference to police involvement even though she is "in hiding." She doesn't name names. I googled her site as she claimed you'd find who
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by parfe 15y ago
I understand that I can work to find subcommunities that havne't been destroyed yet, but check out The top rated comment in the top rated post in /r/Programming: http://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/juzl0/what_does... Extremely
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by parfe 15y ago
Too bad. The voting system isn't as robust as it needs to be for me to use the site on a regular basis anymore. Too many of the top rated threads are jokes, puns, or stupid questions. Moderating by category made slashdot comments useful.
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by parfe 15y ago
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2722732 Dons does a good job showing how my python code is significantly shorter when he writes the equivalent haskell.
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by parfe 15y ago
"According to our records, there were fewer than a hundred affected users and neither account settings nor files were modified in any of these accounts." http://blog.dropbox.com/?p=821 Everyone was vulnerable for 4 hours.
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by parfe 15y ago
News.YC community is being much kinder towards Apple than it acted towards Dropbox for identical security bugs. Dropbox even had the issue resolved in hours. I don't see anyone threatening to switch away from Apple or demanding an immediat
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by parfe 15y ago
this is a fake story. If you read the entire write up and came here hoping to find more information then you should not worry; some of the people are retarded some of the time.
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by parfe 15y ago
You are free to take the code you bought and move it right on over to your phone.
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by parfe 15y ago
Are these partners paying anything to google?
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by parfe 15y ago
So? Slashdot, news.yc, reddit, fark or digg aren't exactly the most important of my accounts. I sure wouldn't want my bank to leave me logged in by default, but I find the rest of my accounts to be near worthless.
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by parfe 15y ago
I saw the HBO series before reading the books (miway into book 3). Knowing the ending of book 1 definitely changed the way I read it and what I got out of it. Knowing the character was so innocent/hopeless made me feel sorry for him rather
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by parfe 15y ago
1000? Try 600 million passwords a second. http://www.elcomsoft.com/lhc.html
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by parfe 15y ago
Playstation network will be doing something similar today. If you are in the United States or Canada, effective August 11, 2011, we will change the marketing options to allow Sony Computer Entertainment America ("SCEA") and SNEA to market
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by parfe 15y ago
Lets say you want to give the user a 1 step process to get back into their account. You can 1) Email the password or 2) Email a unique link which lets them reset the password for their account. If you do #1 the person likely used that passw
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by parfe 15y ago
http://articles.latimes.com/2009/jun/07/nation/na-black-wire... Unfortunately for excavators not all buried lines are on the map.
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by parfe 15y ago
Extended stay hotels allows pets. I was able to find some month long deals on craigslist in my area (central nj) for about $1100 You might have to negotiate a monthly stay discount.
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by parfe 15y ago
With no story...
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by parfe 15y ago
Are you using age to define startup then? You've clearly demarcated GM as not-sartup based on age.
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by parfe 15y ago
Very well then a sum based explanation: 1/9 = .111... 2/9 = .222... 3/9 = .333... 4/9 = .444... 5/9 = .555... 6/9 = .666... 7/9 = .777... 8/9 = .888... 9/9 = .999... = 1 the .999 = 1 issue is not a math problem so muc
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by parfe 15y ago
Again with the "Startup" tag. AirBNB got it yesterday. How does this 4 year old billion+ valued company with hundreds of employees still get called a "startup"? What definition could people possibly be using? All companies "started" a
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by parfe 15y ago
Sounds like you want to play World of Warcraft. Who would want to sit through a 2 hour tech demo of rendered waterfalls and oversaturated sunsets?
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by parfe 15y ago
No kidding, markup italicized it.
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by parfe 15y ago
I find it funny that people have no problem understanding that 9/9 = 1 or .5 * 2 = 1 or 1/9 * 9 = 1 but suddenly when represented as 0.999... = 1 the matter becomes debatable.
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by parfe 15y ago
I agree. The only reason this story is getting any play at all is because it involves a shiny trendy company. If these people rented through posting flyers at bus stations or via craigslist the story would be lucky to be printed in the pol
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by parfe 15y ago
Learn Java and learn it now. Python might be nice in comparison but it isn't going to put food on the table where you live. I'm lucky to have python job (thanks to being part of a coup to overthrow PHP). If you can't find python jobs s
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by parfe 15y ago
By what definition is AirBNB a startup? Edit: downvote me all you want, but a if company with a $1,000,000,000 valuation is a "startup" the word has lost any meaning.

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