sw00pur

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by sw00pur 9y ago
>No such thing! Strings are an array of integer unicode code points. I'd argue that, generally, strings are simply arrays of chars, which are bytes. THe failure here, was keeping the name "string" for what are arrays of co
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by sw00pur 9y ago
There's a bookmarklet around Google that removes fixes headers.
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by sw00pur 9y ago
That's like if you had two cars and the government took one of them. "What do you need two cars for?"
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by sw00pur 9y ago
The problem is that research isn't free. (Free as in free beer)
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by sw00pur 9y ago
That's exactly what I believe: there are files there that will incriminate him in committing those acts himself. I find it hard to argue he should be left alone, but I suppose that's just a gut reaction?
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by sw00pur 9y ago
> What if he no longer possess them? He could have deleted them. If that's the case he should give the FBI the key. That way he'll prove he wasn't possessing child pornography.
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by sw00pur 9y ago
It's funny that after hearing dozens of warnings about how looking at the sun will permanently hurt your eyesight, people GO and actually LOOK at the sun without protection. I suppose stupidity has no limits?
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by sw00pur 9y ago
All I've heard about London from fellow expats is: 1) it's laughably expensive, and it forces you to spend a big part of your salary just for a room in a cramped apartment unless you want to live hours away from your office, 2) it
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by sw00pur 9y ago
If that were the case, which it isn't, they would've voted against Eastern Europeans, not Western Europeans.
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by sw00pur 9y ago
I don't think the expose changed much. They would've died anyway. The product was a joke.