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rorrr
14y ago
Yeah, and there's no indication that 303 response was generated.
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14y ago
Your "basic math" fails on many levels. 1) "an average speed of 35mph in the city" is not going to happen. In Manhattan that's 15 MPH. In midtown Manhattan it's 1.7 MPH. So 10 MPH on average would be more realistic. 2) You forgot gas 3) You
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rorrr
14y ago
If you've read the article, the issue is with unique POST requests coming from client-side. That kind of behavior is absolutely unacceptable.
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rorrr
14y ago
Tried getting a job?
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rorrr
14y ago
Looks like most of these patents can be killed by prior art. The first one is hashing, for instance.
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rorrr
14y ago
Why shut down if you have paying customers? Just let it run. Servers are dirt cheap, there's no way they are losing money at their prices.
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14y ago
That's fresh-apples-to-rotten-oranges comparison. It's pointless.
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14y ago
> Last time I did that was to upgrade a 2GB to a 4GB for my previous laptop. It cost me as much as my Apple upgrade from 8GB to 16GB. This is either a lie or some messed up apples-to-oranges comparison. There's no way upgrading via Ap
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14y ago
He's missing the point of client-side templates.
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14y ago
"impressive list of improvements" if you lived in 2010. Nokia Lumia 920 beats iPhone 5 in pretty much every spec.
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14y ago
If it happens, take them to a small claims court. Show your contract. They will have no case. They can't switch you to another plan if you don't agree (well, if you keep tethering, they can).
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rorrr
14y ago
You should read your ToS. Even if you are on an "unlimited data", tethering is, most likely, explicitly prohibited.
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14y ago
Not bad at all for the first site. I'd work on the idea first. Then I'd think of the UI. Then I'd work on the site.
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14y ago
This is so amateurish and everything is broken. 1) Your explanation didn't make any sense. If I want to tell something about myself to an employer, it will be on my resume. 2) Graphic design and typography suck 3) What's the point of "repea
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14y ago
$40 for a shirt with a word on it? That's bullshit. I can have a custom Gildan shirt for $16: http://www.customizedgirl.com/category/menstops.htm
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14y ago
First of all, I don't expect a raise of 15% annually. 5-10% would do, if it does happen every year (assuming they like my work). Second, you forgot the inflation. $50K -> 200K growth in 10 years is possible, there's nothing extraordinar
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14y ago
I was offered raises at only one company, ever. At every other company I had to ask for them after positive annual reviews, and I mostly got what I asked for. If you look at the amount of raise, it's usually ridiculously small, maybe 5-10%.
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14y ago
And it most likely makes no difference at all, because everything is wrapped into packets of a fixed size, much larger than 43 bytes.
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14y ago
The very first line of the link I sent says "Cysticercosis refers to tissue infection after exposure to eggs of Taenia solium, the pork tapeworm."
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14y ago
> If you eat contaminated pork, you won't get NCC (or other cysticercosis) You are wrong https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cysticercosis
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14y ago
Sort of cool, but absolutely useless.
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14y ago
Can't wait for a few major politicians to get caught by these doing something illegal.
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14y ago
Yes, one means slow change, the other means fast change.
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14y ago
Just like whiteboard is brighter than blackboard.
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14y ago
If you're starving in the USA, it's most likely the fault of your parents/guardians, not because there's no free food available.
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14y ago
If it's your own server, the best they can do is send you a DMCA claim.
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rorrr
14y ago
Not true, you have to pay for shipping for most items, especially the heavy ones.
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14y ago
Amazon will always be cheaper than a retail store, because it doesn't need to pay for 1) Store building rent (they ship directly from their warehouses) 2) Cashiers / sales salaries 3) Store security, cameras, loss prevention. 4) Store utili
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14y ago
What's the catch?
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14y ago
Because that's one of the promises he made during his first election campaign, and he broke it.
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