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by solox3 6y ago
It's exactly what it is. The marketing department does a cost-benefit analysis on whether it gets more attention by buying Facebook ads, versus the (free!) media coverage they get from not buying Facebook ads. This time, the latter see
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by solox3 8y ago
It involves a "border" style.
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by solox3 8y ago
Something like Project Linda then? https://www.razer.com/projectlinda It is still a concept, but Razer's two phones have been the same size, so it remains a possibility.
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by solox3 8y ago
* "Syncthing" for keeping multiple copies of the current files, across devices in different locations, that will never malfunction at the same time. This is usually enough. * "Back in Time" for keeping older file version
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by solox3 8y ago
With this good article I think I have a good question. The reference to Martin Fowler’s strangler pattern ( https://www.martinfowler.com/bliki/StranglerApplication.html ) was mentioned in the article to grow the new syst
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by solox3 8y ago
Old commits are still showing the credentials. Recommend following this guide to erase your .env from all commits. https://help.github.com/articles/removing-sensitive-data-fro...
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by solox3 9y ago
Pretty good. A max of 100,000 Dogecoins is definitely not enough though.
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by solox3 9y ago
Novice here. Why is having no exceptions a good thing, in your opinion?
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by solox3 9y ago
None of those commits are signed. Apparently people on GitHub can commit as torvalds if the author email matches his: https://github.com/amoffat/masquerade/commit/9b0562595cc479a... (You can't fake a for
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by solox3 9y ago
I just got a bar graph full of $0.00 ( http://imgur.com/uciLhOG ). Maybe there's a bug in measuring images and fonts referenced by CSS? More decimal places are a good idea.
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by solox3 9y ago
Junior here. What does "map associations" mean in this context?
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by solox3 9y ago
Demand mapping, driver supply allocation, more accurate surge pricing for the rest of us with the app...
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by solox3 10y ago
Started looking into Android development a few weeks ago. This list is rather useful. Thank you!
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by solox3 10y ago
git makes Anguish code look more readable than the rest of the file: http://imgur.com/AHavQor
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by solox3 11y ago
Searching a notebook is not an issue, as it may be accelerated using physical hashtags... "bookmarks", if you will.
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by solox3 11y ago
The seven rules: https://github.com/rocketshipapps/adblockfast/blob/master/op... Are these regular expressions machine-compiled?
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by solox3 11y ago
Misinterpreted the question, "what do you want your button to do", and typed "Turn red." Needless to say, it turned red.
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by solox3 12y ago
I guess fuzzy search also allows for substitutions like "csrtwheel", but neither you nor the OP does this.
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by solox3 12y ago
It sounds exactly like it's spelled in French.
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by solox3 12y ago
Yeah, the Chinese have a unit of measurement called "yi" which is exactly 0.1 billion.
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by solox3 12y ago
>Support for inspecting ::before and ::after pseudo elements Oh yes, this is a long-awaited improvement.
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by solox3 12y ago
Besides that list-dict array implementation, it really hasn't much left going for it.
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by solox3 12y ago
Why isn't LOLCODE more popular? [A few possible reasons] [1] I can think of: * The benefits it offers over C++ are (or were) not significant enough to make people invest in the switch * Library availability lacked compared with C++ * I
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by solox3 12y ago
No. I am currently $4000 behind the median (Canada, Small startup)
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by solox3 12y ago
There will always be non-expert programmers of many languages. Avoiding language-specific constructs will not solve the issue. As far as portability is concerned (if you port software by hand a lot, for example), this is indeed an issue; bu
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by solox3 12y ago
Downworthy?
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by solox3 12y ago
That's Cufon -- poor man's web fonts. Cufon uses flash to show text with the font you wanted instead of loading a font file, which wasn't possible until CSS3.
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by solox3 12y ago
The author's idea was to block upworthy headlines, but I use it myself to block any article links to these upworthy websites, on sites like HN and Reddit.
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by solox3 12y ago
Countering upworthy headlines: https://github.com/snipe/downworthy (Not guaranteed to work on all headlines; feel free to contribute filters)
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by solox3 12y ago
Older people die from not being able to perform mitosis of vital cells ( http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/12573379 ) -- a decade-old observation. She is just a new, other data point.

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