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by rorrr 15y ago
Sample size of one, and they didn't even publish the image itself.
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by rorrr 15y ago
Sharding will lead to an even much higher power bill.
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by rorrr 15y ago
> It's a budget bill That got to be the stupidest excuse to introduce new horrible laws.
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by rorrr 15y ago
Or you could get 25GB of MS Sky Drive for free.
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by rorrr 15y ago
He still comes off as a douche with a huge inferiority complex, trying too hard to impress people.
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by rorrr 15y ago
Or maybe that certain presidents make certain promises and then consistently break them. Obama has been very disappointing, I had high hopes for him.
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by rorrr 15y ago
I just looked up analytics of a very popular website (13M monthly) Flash is supported by 93% of the visitors. HTML5 = 50%.
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by rorrr 15y ago
The main problem with the involved donations like these (from my laymen perspective) is to convince me, the visitor, to donate. Everything else is much lower priority. While your site is informative, and pretty, it doesn't convince me. Th
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by rorrr 15y ago
I get an antivurus warning on the demo page: HTML/Crypted.Gen
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by rorrr 15y ago
Most iPhone owners I know buy new versions every single time, just because they can. (And every time they show me how cool the apps are on their new phone, though I haven't been impressed in a while).
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by rorrr 15y ago
I can't agree more on the second point. If only they added mileage, year, make, model fields, this would instantly make car search painless. What they have now is a bunch of unstructured data that users have to sift through. CL is great, bu
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by rorrr 15y ago
They have RSS feeds. This, for instance, is Nissans around NYC: http://newyork.craigslist.org/search/cta?query=nissan&sr...
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by rorrr 15y ago
There were all kinds of rulings, and it has never reached the Supreme Court. So until then, a judge can lock you up indefinitely, until you produce the password.
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by rorrr 15y ago
TrueCrypt's deniability was broken in 2008. I'm not sure if they fixed it since then.
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by rorrr 15y ago
I remember when we got our first computer, my dad won't let me play any games for more than a few minutes a day, but I could play the games I wrote myself as much as I wanted. That was a brilliant idea - it gave me the taste of the good gam
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by rorrr 15y ago
"and your ready to roll" seriously?
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by rorrr 15y ago
Rapidshare is Swiss based, and it responds to DMCA claims. I doubt it will go down any time soon.
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by rorrr 15y ago
> fill it with full length DVD rips As long as users do it, and the site takes them down when requested, I'm pretty sure it's legal under DMCA.
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by rorrr 15y ago
I've been working on almost exactly the same project, and a very similar way of displaying the best deals. The main roadblock is not the UI, but the car data source. It looks like he is parsing other sites, and displaying their data. This i
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by rorrr 15y ago
How is it different from EtherPad and hundreds of its clones/instances?
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by rorrr 15y ago
GeForce GTX 590 has 1024 cores, and it's definitely wanted by gamers.
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by rorrr 15y ago
You're comparing a working solution (CAPTCHA) to a non-working solution (yours). Flexible or not, it's completely useless.
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by rorrr 15y ago
How would you determine that in your hiring process? I've done a lot of interviews, and I can tell you, with the exception of a few famous superstar developers, it's practically impossible. So yeah, the answer is "yes", but the question is
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by rorrr 15y ago
This is stupid for a few reasons 1) There are only a few types of questions, a bot can be programmed for all of them. 2) You don't need to program a bot for all of them. Even if you cover 1%, it's enough to break through and spam (attempts
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by rorrr 15y ago
I wish they had 1) Find highest rated videos from a given date range (by given keywords and/or tags). 2) Sort comments by rating (should be the default)
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by rorrr 15y ago
Your pricing is insane. At $24/month I can buy a lot of good teas online, much more than "2.5 to 3.5 ounces" you offer.
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by rorrr 15y ago
LANGUAGE #LENGHT #LENGTH = #LENGHT/#LENGTH C# 1352 937647 = 0.0014 <- best JavaScript 4252 2907459 = 0.0015 PHP 3116 1167924 = 0.0027 Objective-C 679 2
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by rorrr 15y ago
Here are the numbers for one of my sites, not related to IT in any way: Google 94.3% Yahoo 2.6% Bing 1.8% Yandex 0.63% Ask 0.37% AOL 0.23% EDIT: Here's another non-IT site with 13 milli
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by rorrr 15y ago
No, that only lets you jump to files, not to functions/methods.
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by rorrr 15y ago
That's such an edge case. I've never seen anybody defining functions in evals, especially as concatenated strings.

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