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by phpnode 12y ago
You are firmly blaming the victim, that's why you are being downvoted. The answer to all this cannot be "there are assholes on the internet so don't go on the internet"
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by phpnode 12y ago
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by phpnode 12y ago
what crime would a visitor be committing?
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by phpnode 12y ago
Because the average user doesn't even know what a web browser is, they just open up "the internet" on their phone. They are not going to change something that they're not even aware of. It's also demonstrably true
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by phpnode 12y ago
I think you're making a mistake by offering this for free. The kind of people who care enough about their web experience to install a new browser are the kind of people who won't mind parting with a few £$€ to do so. To be profita
966.
by phpnode 12y ago
You can combine this with a redirect to something like ` http://mail.googlemaillogin.com/` which will fool a lot of people
967.
by phpnode 12y ago
how would that work? How would the attacker "proxy your info through"?
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by phpnode 12y ago
to accurately determine the current machine's external IP address, as the one reported by the operating system may be inaccurate (doesn't take into account NAT, proxies, firewalls etc)
969.
by phpnode 12y ago
if markdown.pl had been written by some less famous person there'd have been none of this walking on eggshells, this whole thing is ridiculous.
970.
by phpnode 12y ago
Keeping track of indent levels is not easy with PEGs but can be dealt with by pre processing
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by phpnode 12y ago
for many languages ctags doesn't come close unfortunately, for code exploration a good IDE is essential. Even if you don't use it for actual editing.
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by phpnode 12y ago
Next step W3C standard?
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by phpnode 12y ago
Markdown has outgrown Gruber's stewardship, "ambiguity is a feature" is not an opinion I can get behind. Calling this something other than markdown would be more confusing for end users. It is markdown, standardised.
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by phpnode 12y ago
the codinghorror one is more interesting imho
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by phpnode 12y ago
Can't over emphasise the importance of a good IDE for this kind of thing, even if you're a hardened vim or emacs zealot. A tool like IntelliJ IDEA makes navigating new/large codebases a million times easier.
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by phpnode 12y ago
Using a time-loop in node.js to compute factorials https://gist.github.com/Marak/3967740
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by phpnode 12y ago
All hypothetical time machines must also be space machines, i.e. they must take into account the movement of the planets, the galaxy, the universe to avoid materializing their passengers in the middle of space or the centre of the sun. My
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by phpnode 12y ago
they don't want people to be confused and think that your service is official. it's generally bad practise to tie your brand to someone else's anyway.
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by phpnode 12y ago
if switching IM networks was as easy as that, Skype would already be on the way out. We use skype because everyone else uses skype.
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by phpnode 12y ago
nitpick, Firefox doesn't use Rhino, it uses SpiderMonkey which is C++. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Projects/Sp...
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by phpnode 12y ago
There is no explanation at all on the site nor any demos. This makes it impossible for anyone to answer your questions without signing up, and I'm not signing up without knowing what it is. Good job for shipping, but it's not read
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by phpnode 12y ago
you're getting upset because you're making a terminology error, you say "digit" but mean "digits". A digit is either a finger, or the numbers 0-9, singular.
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by phpnode 12y ago
it takes practise. Likely you try and take a nap a few times, it takes too long and so the next day you don't bother. But if you can get through that it gets easier over time. Your body learns that it's "time to go to sleep&q
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by phpnode 12y ago
it's really surprising to see how strongly people here oppose the idea of Mozilla making money. Mozilla is arguably one of the most important tech companies, committed to FOSS, transparency and providing a much needed counter balance t
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by phpnode 12y ago
it would probably still be fast enough, the difference between JS perf and native perf is surprisingly slim.
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by phpnode 12y ago
that's unlikely to be the case, JS is pretty fast
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by phpnode 12y ago
MySQL already supports loading CSVs directly, why convert them first? http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.1/en/load-data.html
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by phpnode 12y ago
I think you'll miss the tide on this one, arguably the ice bucket thing has already peaked. But keep that code handy! you'll be able to adapt it next viral video craze with ease
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by phpnode 12y ago
Your sense of entitlement is simply staggering. Why do you assume that your attention is so valuable that developers should go out of their way to cater specifically to you? The number of people who disable JS is statistically insignificant
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by phpnode 12y ago
Just wow.

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