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Web Domains Seized in International Operation to Target Online Fraudsters
(soca.gov.uk)
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sreyemhtes
14y ago
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sreyemhtes
15y ago
It's truly disgusting what has become of education in the United States. I know many teachers and all of them are outstanding people and I trust them fully. Yet it is the system that seems determined to hinder them at every corner.
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sreyemhtes
15y ago
From my experience.....this is how to explain your game to everybody. An asshole will just tell you to stfu if you waste his time. Which I guess is how the article concludes itself.
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sreyemhtes
15y ago
Nope, I don't believe it. There aren't any Under Construction signs anywhere.
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15y ago
This is a much clearer explanation of the benefits than most of the other attempts I have seen.
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sreyemhtes
15y ago
Interesting conclusion! nice post
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sreyemhtes
15y ago
Syntax highlighting? Programmers these days rely on Intellisense, with tooltip help explaining parameters and return values as they type. Back in my day we were lucky to have an EDIT command in our BASIC interpreter. Back in the day of some
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15y ago
I don't see how this is of any benefit other than self-promotion...which isn't a bad thing for an entrepreneur, but I'd be willing to bet that the time it takes to worry about all the other daily needs has a net negative impact on your succ
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sreyemhtes
15y ago
The Internet never ceases to amaze me.
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sreyemhtes
15y ago
On a different note, false has possibly the best man page of any command.
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15y ago
Mediocre people will have mediocre lives. This is true for programming and (not surprisingly) any other career. If after 40 years of programming all you have is temporary knowledge then you were a lousy programmer your whole life and still
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sreyemhtes
15y ago
Kodak must be remembered for being one of the first popularizers of technology. Kodak did not invent photography, but it made it accessible to the public, putting it in the hands of the middle class and amateurs instead of just professio