potatosoup

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   by potatosoup 10y ago

   Wouldn't e.g. a username and password accomplish the same thing as what you're describing?
2. 62.▲
   by potatosoup 10y ago

   Curious too how this works. "We wrote a lot of code" doesn't actually answer the original question...
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   by potatosoup 10y ago

   I don't think this has to be a negative question, and can be constructive (positive) if worded differently. If anything, I'd want to learn what I can do to follow a similar path I remember reading PG saying that Sama is one of the
4. 64.▲
   by potatosoup 10y ago

   More context would have been useful here, such as if this was a server-side product (even though you probably understandably can't disclose.) Swift is great for client-side work, but I wouldn't use it on the server. Each tool good
5. 65.▲
   by potatosoup 10y ago

   I've seen NYT do this with articles about China (I live in China), writing about something one-off by someone in one village, as if it is a tradition practiced by many.
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   by potatosoup 10y ago

   Typical setting would be on top of a plate, on top of a napkin, wrapped in a napkin, etc., never directly onto a table surface.
7. 67.▲
   by potatosoup 10y ago

   Yeah, many of the comments talk about bacteria, evolution, our immune systems being able to deal with bacteria, and that is all fine and good. But what about chemicals and cleaning supplies? Eg the floors in a restaurant (and tables, too) g