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by redslazer 14y ago
I am not going to lie, I clicked that link expecting some profound insight into verification on the internet. All I found was 3 bullet points that can be summed up in the following sentence: "Make it clear to the user they should verify wit
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by redslazer 14y ago
It would be fine if they were moving past the broken system to something better, this is sadly not the case. It really took someone telling me "Your doing great in all your other subjects but with this score in maths you wont get a diplom"
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by redslazer 14y ago
I used to hate maths. I am a relatively intelligent 18 year old and things like science, business and history come easily to me. About a year ago halfway through my IB diploma with me failing the maths part of it a number of things happene
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by redslazer 14y ago
They already have a relatively successful business. This rejection just removes one of their possible revenue streams and nothing more.
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by redslazer 14y ago
Why if lenders are willing to sell the debt at cents to the dollar, dont they just offer that deal directly to the person who is in default? They may be able to earn more that way.
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by redslazer 14y ago
The thing is if your revenues are up 2000% month-over-month and you start with $200 the next month you have $4000, then $80,000 etc. Those are pretty nice numbers very quickly.
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by redslazer 14y ago
I dont think he is counting the cost of hosting on S3. :)
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by redslazer 14y ago
I dont think you can change the notion of programming enough to make people who dont like the idea of programming like it. Programming is giving instructions to a machine in a language you can both understand which just seems scary more tha
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Here is a reason to learn to code that has nothing to do with programming.(nico.kunz.fm)
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by redslazer 14y ago
I spent a couple of minutes drafting and redrafting a disagree reply but actually I agree with you in regards to the title of this submission. The use of githubs subdomain is fine because everyone one does that for their little project (eve
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by redslazer 14y ago
So your users have to keep downloading the file? Isnt that sort of inefficient considering the point of a plugin which is meant to be stored locally?
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by redslazer 14y ago
Cloudflare has an open CDN at http://www.cdnjs.com/ that hosts a ton of popular and not so popular js libraries. The link for html5shiv is http://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/html5shiv/r29/html5.js
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by redslazer 14y ago
That small brochure was only a subset of their privacy policy. The actual policy could not possible fit onto a brochure and as the OP said the form he was signing had a summary of the policy which is similar to your brochure.
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by redslazer 14y ago
He didn't overpay for his jeans. He made the decision to wear branded jeans rather than getting $10 walmart/kmart jeans that is allright.
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by redslazer 14y ago
Which is why I think it is rather humours that Jquery is using it on their plugin page. http://plugins.jquery.com/
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by redslazer 14y ago
The fact you understand what the page is even about, means that you are not in anyway a stupid person.
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by redslazer 14y ago
Considering its aimed at hackers, maybe put a "powered by stripe". That would probably reassure most people in your target market at the moment. Though if you do end up adding a paypal button try not to use the word "donate", paypal seems t
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by redslazer 15y ago
There is a whole subsection of the internet dedicated to exactly that. Mini-sites are generated either using wordpress or other scripts get content from all over the internet, spin it and then put it up on a domain with a standard template
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by redslazer 15y ago
Here you go http://nico.kunz.fm/projects/httpstatus-ajax/
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by redslazer 15y ago
Its not done yet, its in draft stage and has been available for a while. Im waiting for it to come out fully on a pdf so i can throw my money at him.
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by redslazer 15y ago
Im not sure where the money is coming from but the moderators of the major communities do have a lot of power. I dont think it would be hard to create a upvote (or downvote) brigades plus the way reddit has done it with fuzzing the votes it
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by redslazer 15y ago
Im pretty sure reddit does not have "power users", sure someone could sell a ton of accounts or a service by which they upvote posts through a large number of accounts. There is no easy way to get to the front page of reddit.
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by redslazer 15y ago
I think you missed his point. He meant its safer to give the live server no access because if it gets hacked/virus then it can not impact the backup server.
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by redslazer 15y ago
If a server can handle a larger number of requests that the same server with different web server could this automatically means resource usage per connection is lower. This is good for everyone ranging from small site to large because it m
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by redslazer 15y ago
Isnt your time more valuable than theirs, making the last statement sort of moot?
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by redslazer 15y ago
I am a customer of ventraip but only for my budget sites. They have built a very good dashboard which allows you to do most of what you would need. If you try to do something is that is not built into the dashboard it becomes extremly diffi
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by redslazer 15y ago
It works but it just feels cluttered and confusing.
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by redslazer 15y ago
By user choice though and not some random filter.
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by redslazer 15y ago
You dont even have to go that far back in history. Switzerland has a thriving, functioning democracy where anyone can get into politics, the will of the people is what counts most and all actions by politicians can easily be overturned by a
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by redslazer 15y ago
That looks really amazing, i have also tried a couple of pictures and it works really well. I was wondering if it would be possible to share a link with the picture attached allready, so you could show the theme to other people easily?

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