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14y ago
Clever. The entry point is very difficult to find, though.
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14y ago
I like Guava a lot!
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14y ago
This is pretty core behavior for domain owning power users. Locating your namserver at same facility as your webhost will theoretically reduce your points of failure.
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14y ago
OMG, what? Scraping data for offline processing, but certainly should not be for user-facing traffic. Cosmetic tweaks can blow up the scraper's parser, UI technologies are built on a taller stack and are prone to higher latencies and poin
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14y ago
And... they aren't shutting down Patent Search. Your rant is baseless.
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14y ago
They're not dying or anything...
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14y ago
$0.10/tweet? That is insane!
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14y ago
Exactly. How do you separate the wheat from the chaff? How do you tell when a person actually gone through learning experiences (which is how one acquires knowledge) and isn't actually just padding their resume?
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14y ago
+1. I am frustrated when I see discussions and demands made in the media that are fomented by SEO and marketers. They are strip miners of communities, who happily exploit loopholes for profit until no trust remains in the system.
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14y ago
The point is that broadcasting the same message verbatim across every medium and community. removes one's ability to tailor the message for the standards of that community.
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14y ago
"The transformative power of "source always included" in JavaScript is a major reason..." Unless it's minified, in which case you might as well be running cat on a binary.
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15y ago
Well, upvoting a story isn't the same as "like"ing an article.
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15y ago
Sorry guys. :(
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15y ago
Could somebody make a custom shell for Android that makes it feel like Palm?
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15y ago
The "bubble" isn't such a bad thing with software, IMO. Running a malicious application has much worse consequences than accessing an unpopular webpage.
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15y ago
Yeah, I feel like I've tainted my work computer's browser history. :)
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15y ago
Or astroturfing...
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15y ago
The same comment, from two different accounts. Both related to Google products. Is this the 2012 version of "Netcraft confirms that BSD is dying"? solsenNet 32 minutes ago | link This looks... erm ... neat. A "sophomore OpenGL term project"
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15y ago
Reims, France
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15y ago
Just figured that out. You have to disable MapsGL for that to work.
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15y ago
Hahaha, the Dragonlord transformation is awesome!!
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15y ago
Yahoo! Graffiti was like crack to me.
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15y ago
Another linkbaity unsourced article by Lacy.
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15y ago
There's quite a bit of footage of the self driving car making its way through congested areas with people and obstacles. It was more competent than many of the minivan drivers in my neck of the woods. :)
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15y ago
I thought that the title was a typo, and I was imagining a Prius navigating straight on through the glass windows of a strip mall restaurant. The reality is safer, but less hilarious.
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15y ago
Succinct, powerful, but readable syntax, but without the feelings of guilt associated with spending significant time in a high level language. At least it's that way for me. :)
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15y ago
M-/ in Emacs. ;)
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15y ago
PHP has rampant breaking changes in syntax and libraries between versions. If you're shipping something like a plugin for Wordpress, you have to deal with fragmentation up the wazoo. So obnoxious!
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15y ago
On the other hand, there are developments in increasing MRI sensitivity that allow them to be effective with weaker magnetic fields. Weaker magnetic fields means less power, less cooling, lower cost, and more widely available.
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15y ago
Really? In that tileset, bodies of water are like toner cartridge death. I bet my printouts will start looking banded and faded after a few dozen pages of it.
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