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14y ago
If you're going to do e-commerce different than everyone else you better be clear about it and you're not. Companies like JustFab are the reason people like my mother doesn't want to user her credit card online. You aren't just screwing the
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14y ago
I guess it would be more as a concept than technically. That is, you could send to a specific peer through the server. That way you could have only the messaging logic on the server and the game logic on the clients. The clients would then
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14y ago
It's a good hack and all, but you didn't actually solve the real problems. Most of which ahould be solved with server side logic[0], something I'm guessing your service can't do? [0] It could theoretically be done p2p.
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subsystem
14y ago
Yes, more or less. Just read the source, all the game logic is client side. Line 132 in 1110.js.
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The Only Hope for Reducing Traffic
(theatlanticcities.com)
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14y ago
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14y ago
The quote probably got mistranslated, reading the two last paragraphs I'm pretty sure he's referring to "the fundamental law of road congestion" or a similar theory. http://www.theatlanticcities.com/commute/2011/10/only-hope-r...
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14y ago
full screen (at least in chrome): javascript:$('#comic').removeAttr('style'); $('.map').css('z-index',1).css('background','#fff');$('body').css('overflow','hidden');
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14y ago
It's about being able to get accessory makers to pay licensing fees and sue the ones who don't for patent infringement.
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14y ago
Regarding the stigmatization I often find uninformed discussions tend to come to the conclusion that people should "suck it up" and that medication is the "easy way out". That isn't really true. The easy way is staying the same, curled up i
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14y ago
I've always interpreted that as d/m -yy, simlar to 'yy, as d/m yyyy would be the correct format.
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14y ago
They do most likely follow the standard, just a different standard than the one you're thinking of. E.g. RFC6530.
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Pirate Bay Founder Arrest Followed By $59m Swedish Aid Package For Cambodia
(torrentfreak.com)
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14y ago
I think he's forgetting how Elon Musk got started. http://www.crunchbase.com/company/zip2
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14y ago
"I really don't mean to be a jerk, but a few quick suggestions" Yeah, you and everyone else[0]. Karma doesn't make someone respected (quite the opposite in some cases), sharing good information does[1]. When you have the space, at least tel
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14y ago
Were pictures removed? Because I don't see any creepy pictures.
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Sweden is a small pond with a few big fish
(blog.brokep.com)
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14y ago
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14y ago
There's characters missing[1] and the tld is too short[2]. And even if that's fixed, we still don't match internationalized addresses or actually validate that the e-mail address exists. You're probably better off with something like...
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14y ago
There's plenty of upper case e-mail addresses that won't match that expression.
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14y ago
The problem is that regexp is often misused as things like html parsers and e-mail validators. Learning regexp syntax without learning when and how to use it, makes you a worse programmer not a better one.
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14y ago
I just have to mention that while doing what is "optimal" might seem like hacking health, it really isn't in terms of total gain. A strict diet and gym workouts are almost the opposite of appreciating food and sports. Learning to cook, soci
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14y ago
Cloned password prompt in basic and some social engineering for me :)
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14y ago
Scraping 101: Set you user-agent to mimic a browser, for example: curl -A "Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64) AppleWebKit/535.1 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/14.0.835.186 Safari/535.1" http://www.london2012.com/medals/medal-count/
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14y ago
Some strange wording. As far as I know PLM is more of a concept than a specific program, and it's not really new. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Product_lifecycle_management
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14y ago
There's a lot of similarities between a good scientific platform and a good creators platform. Text processing, image/signal-processing, 3d modeling/simulation, low latency, input/output devices etc. even things like storage.
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14y ago
Localization issue: var miles = prettyDistance.replace(",","").replace(/[A-Za-z$-]/g, "");
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Internal Branding Best Practices Study
(odditie.com)
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14y ago
Well, that was quite useless and I'm surprised no one has mentioned it. 1. What you really care about is consistently having a framerate of more than 60 fps. A higher fps count can actually be worse. 2. Relatively few linux users have a gtx