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psykovsky
11y ago
Couldflare is essential for your company website to be more than a blank page, indeed.
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11y ago
Transpiling, as said above. Or maybe transpiling is compiling. I think I'll get out of it more confused than going in.
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11y ago
I know. Not trying to be snarky at all. Why don't people call stuff by it's names??? Transpiling, not compiling. Maybe it looks like I'm nitpicking... If it got across like that, sorry. Not my intention at all.
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11y ago
I get a little confused when people say they "compile" x scripting language into y scripting language.
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psykovsky
11y ago
Should've patented those curtains, dude...
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11y ago
I had to whitelist your domain in NoScript. And also Cloudflare.com... Why are you using your competitors CDN service to serve some javascript on your site? All I saw was a blank page without the assets served from cloudflare's CDN. Wh
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11y ago
2000, in fact.
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psykovsky
11y ago
Yeah... I guess you're right.
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11y ago
And of those 79% how many were closed without ever being fixed?
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11y ago
Now that he's on the news the patent trolls will get to him. Wait and see...
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11y ago
You can disable all online features of the dash on System Settings-->Security and Privacy. As for Unity2d it was just sudo apt-get install unity-2d but it was removed after 12.04 if I'm not mistaken. That is why I still use 12.04
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11y ago
The Amazon thing can be turned off. Unity2D is acceptable on slower machines. My experience, of course. You have valid points, nonetheless.
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Unity is really user-friendly and easy to use for first-time computer users, doesn't matter what people say. Individual apps, not so much...
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11y ago
why does productivity need to go up if the population is declining? what about the unemployed?
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11y ago
And let's not even talk about new movies having record box office revenue... That's how much piracy affects them, sending more people to the cinema, on every new movie that comes out.
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11y ago
That must have been a true banana republic...
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11y ago
So, what you are saying is we should lose all hope of ever being notified about an NSA attack because they own the networks. Like that made it all-right... REALLY????
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Researchers Solve Juniper Backdoor Mystery; Signs Point to NSA
(wired.com)
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11y ago
Vader is Luke's father? o_O
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11y ago
>>> Obfuscation and complexity screams cyber criminals which care more about covering their own trail than ensuring functionality. spies, you mean? The NSA, that is
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11y ago
What's sad about it? I find it really smart, leveraging every little success for higher returns.
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11y ago
I knew a 16 year old making USD 30k/day(YES, DAY!) with CPALead driving traffic from Youtube videos... That was 6 years ago.
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11y ago
OOPS... it wasn't a real watch...
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We are the minority. Most people have a cellphone because it's price is heavily subsidized. They also only use it for calls, SMS and facebook...
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11y ago
Dude, get off that high horse...
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11y ago
So, what I took from the article is unsubstantive? That's a matter of opinion, I'm sure. If any American got offended with my comment maybe they should take it with the "journalist" who wrote the article.
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11y ago
That'll happen for sure. Oh yes it will!
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I'll throw that one right back at you. ;)
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11y ago
Those artifacts look more from a badly cropped photo than a render, so I would venture a guess that was a real watch.
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11y ago
No, I didn't.
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