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by ripter 13y ago
I read your comment and thought, It can't be that bad. I've seen some really terrible writing before, but something on hackernews can't be that bad. It is. I struggled to make it through two paragraphs.
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by ripter 13y ago
Considering I have no idea what he may or may not have said in another comment, either before or after my comment. I still don't think that his comment made any claims that it was representative.
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by ripter 13y ago
A lot of people are saying that your view of home schooling is wrong, that they of course don't protect their children in a bubble like you say. My personal experience with friends that where home school would agree with your view. The
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by ripter 13y ago
It didn't sound like he was holding it up as representative to me. Just that he wanted to acknowledge that both ends exists.
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by ripter 13y ago
> This is an example of one of your contrived reasons. Word auto-saves at a user-definable interval. It also creates AutoRecover files at a regular interval. I've had situations like power outages hard shutdown my computer and AutoR
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by ripter 13y ago
Best thing about the caps lock key is that I can remap it to control. Even when my caps lock key isn't remapped I'll hold down the shift or use my editor. It is uncomfortable to hold the shift key down for long words, but it is so
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by ripter 13y ago
Actually an automobile did require a lot of PR to convince people it was better than horses. You just live in a world where everyone uses automobiles already. If it wasn't for PR people then we wouldn't be engineers working on com
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by ripter 13y ago
Thank you! I was hoping that I wasn't the only one bothered by this.
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by ripter 13y ago
I keep trying Yeoman every couple of versions but so far, it breaks A LOT. It (used?) to set things up in a way that was hard to move to it another backend like rails. Oh, and it breaks a lot. So I still do most things the old school way. T
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by ripter 13y ago
Yeoman uses grunt and sets up grunt for you in your new application.
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by ripter 13y ago
I have a few friends/coworkers that almost always get searched. They all share some things in common, like their skin color.
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by ripter 13y ago
Something that has helped me. I do it regardless if I want to work on it or not. I stopped making a choice if I work on this project. I work on the project for an hour. Not because I want too (I might not) but because that is what I do. Whe
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by ripter 13y ago
The idea is that you can't implement your own store (free or paid) but you can load webpages.
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by ripter 13y ago
Everyday? The last attack was August 4th. https://status.github.com/messages
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by ripter 13y ago
I like that you rant about the five-paragraph essays with a four-paragraph rant.
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by ripter 13y ago
The pay wall is just an iframe. I just opened up the debugger and removed it.
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by ripter 13y ago
I just watched their "Koding in 2 Minutes Video" and the only thing I know is that they have VMs. And the terminal is an app.
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by ripter 13y ago
I don't see how that would prevent what he did. He provided a new contract that the bank signed. He didn't modify an existing agreement.
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by ripter 13y ago
He changed the url in the contract to point to his own website with his version of the contract.
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by ripter 13y ago
Right now your phone is as much AR as the google glass. Now if Google starts letting us use the camera for face recognition we could see some proto AR stuff.
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by ripter 13y ago
Agreed. I started last year doing 5 pushups first thing when I got to work in the morning. Now I do 50 pushups every morning. If your office has treadmill desks, use them! I swear I get more coding done on the treadmill than I do sitting at
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by ripter 13y ago
a lot of times it's curl instead of wget.
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by ripter 13y ago
You're forgetting about the hundred even thousands of painting they did that are not in the gallery. These paintings are the same as "shipping" even though you never see them in the gallery. You can't play around with a
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by ripter 13y ago
It's normally something like "Hi, my name is Kybernetikos, I'll be your server today. If you have any questions just let me know. I'll bring out some water and take your drink order." It's something you typical
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by ripter 13y ago
In america, if a waiter doesn't come to your table within the first 15 min of you sitting down, then there is something wrong. It shouldn't take more than a min or two for the waiter to come over, give you some water, and introduc
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by ripter 13y ago
the problem with Tor is that it's slooooooooooow.
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by ripter 13y ago
This is awesome. I'm glad to see Google doing things like this.
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by ripter 13y ago
Looks like they used SQL injection to get passwords and then used those passwords to access the servers.
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by ripter 13y ago
I agree. 90% of my IE users are still on IE8. By the time they get IE11 I'm sure it will give me just as many issues as IE8 gives me now.
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by ripter 13y ago
Wow that's awesome. Although most of my IE users are still on IE8. I'm sure this will be great when IE14 is out and my users have moved on to IE11.

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