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   by pointyhat 15y ago

   Oh great - so non-deterministic behaviour adopted by the browser from instructions elsewhere. That's not good. Bring on the exploits! Good job I've got a low IQ and use IE9 :)
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   by pointyhat 15y ago

   Ack. Further research confirms your information: http://code.google.com/chrome/whitepapers/prerender.html Thanks for the heads up :)
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   by pointyhat 15y ago

   Yet...
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   by pointyhat 15y ago

   I see prefetching of doom again. I hope they have thought about the obvious problem this can cause when the browser spiders all the links on the page: People using the GET verb for deletions. Bad practice but common as dirt. Ouch!
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   by pointyhat 15y ago

   Shooting red lights! With what?
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   by pointyhat 15y ago

   He should try Go. I'd say it's half way between Java and Python.
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   by pointyhat 15y ago

   Positive news finally. I'm not for or against piracy but that covers obvious legitimate use, although I think my Windows Media Centre/Sony TV setup is going to break the law still...
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   by pointyhat 15y ago

   That's hilarious. What a good high profile prank that was. Well done to whoever perpetrated it :)
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   by pointyhat 15y ago

   Spot on. I don't get the whole "we dumped the body in the sea" crap. That's not proof. My children tell better lies.
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    by pointyhat 15y ago

    Would be interested in that. Can you post back here if you do stick them somewhere.
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    by pointyhat 15y ago

    I've been watching this post and the karma on it is up and down like mad. Peaking at 5, and a low of 1. It's surprising how many people think that what they are told is the full picture. Having worked for a couple of nefarious defence-rela
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    by pointyhat 15y ago

    I'm actually considering doing this now you've said it. If there would be enough interest that is. There are very few "non-python" complete hg implementations.
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    by pointyhat 15y ago

    I always thought this. Sort of like a Star Trek "council" of elected members instead.
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    by pointyhat 15y ago

    I think that is down to the way the votes are counted which is, statistically speaking, bollocks. The "majority" should simply be the most votes retained for a party across the entire voting populous, rather than divided up into political w
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    by pointyhat 15y ago

    We will never know what really happened, just what people want us to know.
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    by pointyhat 15y ago

    I've been through the same stuff including a failed company and burn out. You need to do something else for a bit and determine your realistic priorities rather than ambitions. Get a stable job, get paid, go on holiday and get some hobbies
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    by pointyhat 15y ago

    Isn't everything that comes out of the government in the last few years, regarless of Labour or Conservative rule? Same agenda, different face.