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Facebook is selling stock for some reason
(bloomberg.com)
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Listen to realtime Bitcoin transactions
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'Diamond rain' falls on Saturn and Jupiter
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Prosecutors want to be able to remotely brick smartphones
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13y ago
Here is a library I wrote to make querying WordPress easier: https://github.com/ramen/wp-find It has a more conventional builder-style API that may answer the complaints of those wishing for a more straightforward way to write loops.
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Is There Life After Work?
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Chaos Monkey source code on GitHub
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AutoCAD Worm Stealing Designs, Blueprints
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Skype Home is user-hostile and staying that way
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JavaScript: It's a Language, Not a Religion
(rmurphey.com)
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How Casual Sexism Put Sqoot in the Hotseat
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Police Begin Clearing Zuccotti Park of Protesters
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MPAA Helped Police Seize 'Pirated' DVDs That Were Actually Fully Authorized
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Elscreen: Emacs Lisp Screen
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Stanford engineers build a nanoscale device for brain-inspired computing
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Facebook’s Cookiegate: Controversial Tracking Cookie is Back
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Which Social Networks Fight for Your Rights?
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Next up: Why web server logs violate HTTP.
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Windows 8 OEM specs may block Linux booting
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15y ago
What a shameful waste of a good front-end developer's time.
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There are no special cases
(ohthatjames.github.com)
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15y ago
Not until you mentioned it. Thanks for pointing this out.
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15y ago
Modernizr does a lot of things, and creating CSS classes to mark the existence of features is just one of those things. Another thing that Modernizr does is allow you to style new HTML5 elements like <section>, <header>, etc
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15y ago
I assume that my ancient iPhone 3G will be exempt from this privacy update.
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15y ago
Also see delete-selection-mode. If you have: (delete-selection-mode 1) (transient-mark-mode 1) ; enabled by default in emacs 23+ you can mark a region and press delete or backspace (or start typing replacement text) to delete t
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16y ago
You have to use the "getlist" method instead of "get" if you are expecting multiple values.
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Proposed legislation to prevent "secret" prior art in US patent applications
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16y ago
That's essentially what it does, but if you use the "autocd" option as well, you don't need to type "cd" - you can just use the name of a directory as a command. So, "autopushd" would ensure that these operations use the directory stack als
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16y ago
What's the bash equivalent to zsh's "setopt autopushd"?
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16y ago
A related issue is the fact that many drivers show up in the Add/Remove Programs list (or whatever they call it these days), so you can't just remove everything or you will find that your keyboard, touchpad, media card reader, etc. no longe
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