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13y ago
"Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity." I think that situation was probably just sloppy coding of some sort, not an intentional act.
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13y ago
Interesting. I get the same "cat urine" smell from neoprene (a rubbery material used in a lot of athletic equipment, like pads and such). I wonder if that has something to do with it.
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13y ago
It's not just that. If I, as a non-Intro using person, email someone who uses Intro (whether I know this or not), LinkedIn has that email.
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13y ago
He did that further down in the article, when he noticed that file path was encoded in the TrueCrypt.sys file.
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13y ago
Interesting. I think this presents the question, why should I be forced to let my heirs have rights to my work? What if I really don't like them?
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13y ago
Either I'm misreading your comment (entirely plausible), or you're misreading the article. I read that as a snarky way of saying that people aren't really missing the "expiration" emails, they're just too lazy
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13y ago
When originally revealed, the XBox One was supposed to have this. This was then decided against, as the price would have been way too high for a gaming console.
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13y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gender-specific_and_gender-neut... It's a perfectly cromulent use of "his".
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13y ago
> A credit agency that actually looks at an individuals ability to pay back a loan. The problem with that is that just because someone is able to pay back a loan doesn't mean they will. I had a roommate in college that financially w
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13y ago
Your controller should be passing the session state to the model (passing the items needed from session state for the model to manipulate data). Models should have no concept of a session. They should be almost entirely self-contained. Co
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13y ago
Nope. In the US, we don't vote for parties, we vote for individual people. Political parties are not the solution. The FPTP system we have is a reflection of the framers' desire to avoid parties. Unfortunately, in the 200+ yea
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13y ago
To be fair, They're using Entity Framework in there. That adds a lot of overhead for something as simple as running a single query, and spoils the results.
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13y ago
> I think the improvements we'd get in Entity Framework performance Technically, that's not a VS2012 or 2013 feature, that comes from .NET 4.5, which you can use with VS 2010. However, the testing and analysis is well worth it.
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13y ago
As they stated, they didn't want Twitter search results for their brand to be littered with underwear jokes.
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13y ago
pud said in an earlier post that there's a propietary spam filtering system in there that he's understandably reluctant to share details on.
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13y ago
What? Citation needed for what?
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13y ago
Perhaps because instead of actually, you know, lodging a complaint, people just run to bad journalists who, instead of trying to get some kind of statement from the CBP, just parrot her statements without questioning any of it. This is a re
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13y ago
Well, if your house is burning down, and you're not in it, there's not anything you can do anyway, and you finding out before you get home doesn't change anything, so that's not that useful.
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13y ago
It is up to the participants to bring in experts to make sure the judge has enough relevant information to make an informed decision. Really, even in this case, it does not seem like the judge is doing that badly on grokking the technology
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13y ago
I don't mean to be mean or rude, but yes, you are wasting our time. It was, in fact, a warrant.
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13y ago
Yeah, the few times I used one, I still had a 5 o'clock shadow.
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13y ago
Frankly, they're not mediocre. I've been a DSC subscriber for about 8 months, and they sell nice products. I can't use a Safety razor, my skin's too sensitive and I break out, so the multi-bladed comfort razors work wel
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13y ago
There is a better competitor - real money. The fluctuations in Bitcoin are way too risky for any serious investment (between $120 and $150 in just a month? No thanks!)
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13y ago
Why does it have to scale? Maybe it's not meant to scale. Not EVERYTHING IN THE WORLD HAS TO SCALE.
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13y ago
A lot of non-native English speakers have difficulty with articles (a, an, the, etc.).
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13y ago
Note that HeidiSQL is not MySQL only, it also does MSSQL. I've yet to find a client as nice as HeidiSQL for my main db environment, Oracle. SQL Developer works, and has some great tools, but the UX is counter-intuitive and very slow.
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13y ago
I wonder how much investment they have in this vs. going with a pre-existing monitoring system like ExtraHop?
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13y ago
Notice it says the agent is open source, not the whole thing.
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13y ago
Yeah, but... This isn't a Windows-7 workalike. It's an XP "lookalike", and a poor one at that. Not dogging the project, it's just way behind any other OS.
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13y ago
I agree. Exceptions are a very useful tool, when used appropriately. Problem is, they're not used very appropriately.
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