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by pimentel 14y ago
What about discovering that you, a young girl, have been seen naked on your webcam? Can you imagine what that can do to the mind of a child/young adult? Imagine all the troubles that can bring to a human mind, and imagine if that mind can a
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by pimentel 14y ago
It is the perpetrator's term. At the end of the article: > prepare to be sold or traded to the kind of person who enters forums to ask, "Can I get some slaves for my rat please?"
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by pimentel 14y ago
I could be a basic user that knows how to avoid clicking strange links to avoid email viruses. I could know enough to notice the URL, but not enough to know that the domain hp.com is what really counts.
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by pimentel 14y ago
If I didn't know my computer stuff, I would say it's a virus website. What's that h30499? www3? Why not communities.hp.com? (this actually redirects to h30507.www3.hp.com). h30500 asks for httpauth. It's just ugly, is it not?
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by pimentel 14y ago
What is exactly the postman syndrome? I can't find anything about it, except for the band "The Postman Syndrome" (which is great, by the way)
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by pimentel 14y ago
The difference is that, using public-private key cryptography, an evil merchant can't, in any way, copy my european card. I can be sure that my CC number will not be stored.
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by pimentel 14y ago
How does that directors and officers insurance (D&O) work? What is the problem with not having it?
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by pimentel 14y ago
Sure. Is that what they always do? I just sincerely want to know how they usually work there.
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by pimentel 14y ago
Looks good, but do people really work on those "work pods" (for example, the red 'e' with the guy in a laptop)? Maybe a soft-skilled employee could (text writing, excel crunching, etc), but what about the developers at google? I couldn't le
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by pimentel 14y ago
I learned programming in C. I really think it is important to learn all the data structures internal functioning (coding your own linked lists or hash-tables), learning how memory in a program really works, what is the difference between a
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by pimentel 14y ago
Read this Paul Graham's essay: http://www.paulgraham.com/wealth.html
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by pimentel 14y ago
But in this case, Heather didn't ask those guys to use her code. They just decided to have some fun at some code totally unrelated to them. Not even explaining what's so funny. In that pull request Linus actually explains quite extensively
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by pimentel 14y ago
I'm having trouble on Linux Mint stock pdf reader (Evince). No chapter numbers appear on the table of contents, and the chapter title doesn't appear on the chapter pages By the way, if you update the book, will we get the updates as well?
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by pimentel 14y ago
That's right! Completely forgot about the cast.
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by pimentel 14y ago
"C is a weak, statically typed language" Wouldn't that imply that a variable of one type could be coerced into another type? I would say C is strong typed...
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by pimentel 14y ago
My ringtone has been Dr. Willy's first stage for quite some years :) It's great that there are so many creative covers out there. Metal versions, piano, etc
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by pimentel 14y ago
Very interesting! What's your location, or is the applicant's location irrelevant?
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by pimentel 14y ago
I've never bought a template, but couldn't I simply get the source of a template's example, when it's available?
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by pimentel 14y ago
I don't have the best knowledge on DBs, but why would you use more than one of the same "tech"/paradigm? Why postgreSQL and MySQL? Don't they work similarly? Or is it because you use postgreSQL for the things it is better than MySQL, and
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by pimentel 14y ago
I've wondered about client-side MVC. What level of UI complexity justifies it's use?
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by pimentel 14y ago
"includes Python 3.2.3 as standard" Won't this have any impact on existing python installers, designed to be used with python 2.x?
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by pimentel 14y ago
> (not counting places 1-10 for enterprise source control, which basically print money, and of which GitHub is chasing too). What kind of source control do big corps use? Don't they just use SVN, with enormous budget for maintenance con
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by pimentel 14y ago
For those of you who are Portuguese, check the video at 0:07. "Linguagem C" by Luís Damas is the C programming book we all studied ;)
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by pimentel 14y ago
That seems interesting. Will the book make me more or less obsessed with walking-on-the-street safety?
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by pimentel 14y ago
The problem for me was the lack of metrics of how long have I dragged in every direction. Getting lost in the sky is no fun.
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by pimentel 14y ago
If you have an email A forwarding to B, on B there will be a "Delivered-To: B", I think. I never got to understand where on the email source I can find if it was to A or B.
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by pimentel 14y ago
Does it just prepare for code interviews, or do you actually learn something useful with it, besides getting a job?
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by pimentel 14y ago
I never used it, so I cannot comment on the technological nature of Adegga, but I imagine it's as technological as any other social network. Outsystems seems to be pretty successful, yeah. But it's a software development platform, in which
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by pimentel 14y ago
That's so right. One classic "success" story of the Portuguese web is http://www.adegga.com/ , a social network for wine... :( Other classic success stories are the ubiquitous service-consultancy firms, always recruiting developers for Sha
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by pimentel 14y ago
We have medical students "training" their fast and ugly writing, right from the beginning of college. It's all about the doctor's status. The bad handwriting is one medal.

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