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by redwall_hp 13y ago
For me, it's all the pricing-reputability ratio. They've always seemed like a stand-up company, while offering a comparable product to Linode and similar...at a fraction of the price. I jumped over to them around the time NewsBlur
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by redwall_hp 13y ago
Definitely not. Competitive bowling is pretty big at a high school and college level, and there's the national Junior Gold program. (Plus the usual local youth leagues and tournaments.)
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by redwall_hp 13y ago
I should have stopped reading here: "Most non-PHP developers judge the entire language by bad code snippets 'written' (mostly copied and pasted) by amateurs for PHP 4" The old "stop hating on the only language I kno
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by redwall_hp 13y ago
And some people have networks where constantly seeding an entire thing—be it a movie or a Linux distro—is not feasible. When you have 3mbps down/1mbps up DSL, it's going to saturate your upload if you leave it unchecked, and still
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by redwall_hp 13y ago
Netflix and other services can throttle their subscribers, too. :D
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by redwall_hp 13y ago
3) Municipal fiber-optic lines that ISPs can lease access to in order to provide service to customers. Boom, no more monopolies.
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by redwall_hp 13y ago
Change Inner Tag. You could also use ci" to change inside quotation marks, or yit to yank the text, etc.
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by redwall_hp 13y ago
>What happens when the sekrit tech elite want to kill you and so they make your car drive off a cliff? It's considerably easier to physically tamper with a car, such as the good old Hollywood standby of cutting brake lines. Why worr
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by redwall_hp 13y ago
Good thing ebooks increasingly make publishing houses irrelevant. Write a book, hire a copyeditor, and publish it yourself.
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by redwall_hp 13y ago
I searched the classic sudo rm -rf /, too. Just to see if it would adequately explain it.
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by redwall_hp 13y ago
It definitely happens. I can only think of one concrete case off the top of my head, so here: >The "kids for cash" scandal unfolded in 2008 over judicial kickbacks at the Luzerne County Court of Common Pleas in Wilkes-Barre, Pe
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by redwall_hp 13y ago
Well, it shouldn't be a problem if you keep your source files clean and properly use tabs for indentation. Then everyone can set their editor to render tabs at their desired width, whether it's 2, 4, or 8 spaces. It's ludicro
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by redwall_hp 13y ago
Is that a Pratchett reference?
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by redwall_hp 13y ago
As well as the market, which has spoken. Nobody wants Microsoft tablets.
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by redwall_hp 13y ago
>It's still largely used to write web stuff and nothing else. Vagrant? Homebrew? Jekyll?
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by redwall_hp 13y ago
If their code was so easily leaked, it's not out of the realm of possibility...
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by redwall_hp 13y ago
There is for sass, too: https://github.com/jaumefontal/SASS-Build-SublimeText2
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by redwall_hp 13y ago
Why would you use a controller? Wireless keyboard and mouse is the way to go. Especially if you're going to play an FPS. You'll be slaughtered if you use awkward analog sticks instead of a mouse...
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by redwall_hp 13y ago
Apple does own fabs. They bought PA Semi a few years ago. I think they also picked up a NAND place somewhere overseas more recently as well.