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Unless your site is on the HSTS list ( https://src.chromium.org/viewvc/chrome/trunk/src/net/http/tr... for Chrome, Firefox use the same list by verifying by connecting via HTTPS and checking for
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The reason I gave you 1000 was so that I got the one time 1000 bonus from Stellar, then you paid it back. The assumption was you had already given 1000, gained the 1000 from Stellar and then got it back again. Now, someone would give me 100
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Any specifics that you are thinking of here?
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just sent you 1000, my username is richb. Again, send 1000 to me, I'll send 1000 back :)
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But you have to put your username and password for your bank into their site… Also, what sort of bank works like that anyway - the banks I've used all mandate 2 factor auth, plus use various questions instead of a traditional password
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New Prefer:Safe HTTP header for opting into safe content
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The page is very slow to load - http://www.webpagetest.org/result/140715_RP_S9V/ in film strip mode shows 29 second load time, which is consistent with how it feels in real usage. Why are they using so much JS? Ch
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Make anything that's viewed in a web browser? You have exactly 1 language choice - Javascript. That means that everyone who makes websites needs to use it. We aren't obsessed with it any more than iOS developers are obsessed with
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On a mixture of around 100 consumer facing UK sites (think small local businesses) that I have access to, Windows XP made up 3% of sessions in the last month, that's out of over 100k sessions according to Analytics.
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Retina Macbook Pro. You can run it at a variety of resolutions that all look very sharp - 1920 x 1200 is very usable, but you can bump it way up to stupid high resolutions if you want screen space. I've found it's awesome because
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The best answer is to use srcset (supported in Chrome 34+, Firefox 32+, Safari 8+ and Opera 22+) with a polyfill (or not, depending on your point of view) for older browsers. Srcset lets you swap out images based on screen dimensions and th
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In case anyone wonders about this, https://gist.github.com/richbradshaw/8949c61fb4ba7b7ed3ba is the basic grid back from Bootstrap 2 (the .container, .row, .spanN one).
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This isn't actually hosted on github - it's a 3rd party service.
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Thing is that 'cracker' is already two things - a flat savoury biscuit, and something you pull at christmas. Hacker only has one popular meaning.
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This project is in my view a really good case study on how if you have a cool idea, and can back that up with some really good points (recyclable, tron, green), that you can convince many people that it's a great idea, without actually
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Why Solar (Freakin) Roadways will never exist
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Situation #1 happens fairly regularly - do you have/can you do a video that can be sent to the company asking for links to be removed which clearly explains what is happening? We have had clients such as a small bathroom fitting compan
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Epoch Win.
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Also, taking photos of meals you are eating can inadvertently reveal your dietary choices. Look at that burger - you can see from the menu that this is a vegetarian restaurant - that means that the 'meat' isn't really meat at
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The same - web dev. I have an rMBP so can bump the res up quite significantly if needed. I'm not sure if this keyboard would be what you'd class as full size - it doesn't have a numpad of course, but that's OK - I type l
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I don't have an office, even though I work from home. I alternate between: 1. An amazing café on the beach - warm, sunny, coffee (and beer!) on tap 2. The garden - if it's the right time of year, Wifi is lacking so tend to stay mo
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http://www.marco.org/2014/03/16/and
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Just tried this in various accents - nope, doesn't work. Nexus 4, newest Google Search, Personalised Recognition on.
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Back last year, (May 2013) Miško said: "We're in early stages of designing Angular 2.0, but some of our goals are: - Angular will use the underlying web platform features available to it (e.g. Node.bind, template integration, Cust
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Authy also supports (it's own?) TFA system that is incompatible with the google app.
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I've always upgraded everything as soon as possible. This is code that has been written to improve existing code. Bugs have been fixed, security issues patched. Testing has been done, and it's good enough to push to customers. I&#
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http://www.google.com/settings/ads , click Opt Out, or http://www.google.com/ads/preferences/html/opt-out.html
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The assumption is that heating with gas/wood/coal whatever is cheaper than heating with electricity - is the profit made from mining including that - your point stands though.
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Glad I live in the UK - that graph shows why our internet is so amazing and so cheap!
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Think it's a typo for Java.
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