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pestaa
12y ago
There's zero harm in taking care of your body now. Any progress is good progress. It's only part of the equation though. For a healthy body you also need a healthy mind. If childhood mistreatments still haunt you, ask for professi
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pestaa
12y ago
I always stay on tab to optimize for clicking Skip as soon as possible.
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pestaa
12y ago
Not really useful answer. I rarely give tips because I don't care about social pressure and most of the time the service is not special anyway.
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pestaa
12y ago
Can you elaborate?
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pestaa
12y ago
This could have been a fine URL submission.
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pestaa
12y ago
You might like this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XBEL
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pestaa
12y ago
Trivia: Django was originally made for the publishing industry.
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pestaa
12y ago
I didn't know about the English equivalent, so I did care.
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pestaa
12y ago
Meanwhile, your family could be starving because you could sell exactly zero copies...
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pestaa
12y ago
On Windows, Spybot Search & Destroy was my goto tool. It had a free version last time I checked.
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pestaa
12y ago
Sounds like a mature way to run a business. Where do I sign up?
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pestaa
12y ago
Accept donations. State your costs transparently. Contact a lawyer to get the paperwork done.
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pestaa
12y ago
You couldn't distribute the cheating code without cheating.
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pestaa
12y ago
He only forgot to close it.
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pestaa
12y ago
Quite clean, nice job! I might have a use for this.
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pestaa
12y ago
If you're looking for a Postgres (and general) database frontend, check out DBeaver. Not exactly a thin app, but comes with all the batteries included. It's been indispensable in my day-to-day work.
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pestaa
12y ago
The early PHP releases indeed weren't thought through fully, but recent versions are taken quite good care of. The are emergent (PSR) standards nicely backed by all the leaders in the community (Symfony, Laravel, Silex, Drupal 8.) The
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pestaa
12y ago
In my mind it's in the same spot as PHP: the language can hardly be worse, but so much quality code is written in both, you're beginning to accept them. Lucky if you can work with a disciplined team...
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pestaa
12y ago
I too like jokes, but saying nothing else leads to superficial discussions.
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pestaa
12y ago
I think parent referred to KDE as the most mature environment available on Linux, the one this article should have been written about. In my mind, KDE is also superior to Windows in many ways anyway.
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pestaa
12y ago
If someone forwards plaintext, it's called a proxy. If someone forwards encrypted content on behalf of my server, it's called man-in-the-middle attack, and they should not be capable of doing it without the huge red flags.
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pestaa
12y ago
Ah, you bring back memories. I had so much fun doing stupid JavaScript animations and color gradient transitions when I was younger. I still discover interesting SVG features and can't resist creating some cool interaction. Thank you.
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pestaa
12y ago
alayne may have hit the wrong reply button?
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pestaa
12y ago
You are not the only one. We finally have decentralized tools only to... put all the eggs back into one basket!
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pestaa
12y ago
I liked that too, but for some reason my KDE + Firefox didn't support it out of the box.
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pestaa
12y ago
I'm sure as hell as a manager at a big IT company I would not want the fastest delivery but a rock solid one with deep understanding from the developers behind it. Your tone is very agressive; you need a serious record of work and cred
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12y ago
What a culture shock it will be once Drupal 8 comes out written on top of the Symfony framework. Hopefully the code quality coming from an average Drupal shop will increase. Now, can we fix the culture behind those other lesser blogging too
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pestaa
12y ago
Most of the protesters were civilized and informed. A few aggressors threw hardware at the windows, but I wouldn't say the overall tension against the Hungarian government has diminished.
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12y ago
I would replace the homepage with featured questions. Currently there are more questions with negative scores than positive ones, and most of them are not even voted on. It's too easy to ask questions, so most people don't bother
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pestaa
12y ago
To distract the public opinion from talking about high priority officers being forbidden from entering the USA.
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