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by thirsteh 16y ago
Posted by Dawn Wires in LoL News, Politics on February 27, 2011 7:11 am (Sunday Humor article at Dawnwires.com are meant to humor our readers. They may or may not be the truth.)
782.
by thirsteh 16y ago
That's the RFC it follows, yes. I found out about the regex here: http://www.regular-expressions.info/email.html The author does say you shouldn't use it -- it's a crazy regular expression after all -- but it IS the RFC :D
783.
by thirsteh 16y ago
Here's an example of RFC 2822 using RegEx in case HackerNews comments filter out some of the symbols: http://bit.ly/g1uFMz
784.
by thirsteh 16y ago
;) Is there a light bulb emoticon?
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by thirsteh 16y ago
PS: Sorry for the arrogant comment -- hadn't seen the acronym "FWIW" before. Thought it was a correction :)
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by thirsteh 16y ago
I would have ignored it if it was an irrelevant tidbit, but it wasn't. It seemed to be quite a major point in the article.
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by thirsteh 16y ago
And? That doesn't change what was written.
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by thirsteh 16y ago
Is this a joke? Edit: Ah, yes, it is :) Phew... At the bottom: "This is a satire, for the real Qt website go to qt.nokia.com"
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by thirsteh 16y ago
Nice article, but I really didn't like the ending. It seemed a lot like Republican "everything the government does is wrong and costs taxpayer dollars" propaganda.
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Have a Bit -- Be Inspired by Some of the Greatest People Who Ever Lived(haveabit.com)
1 points by thirsteh 16y ago|0 comments
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by thirsteh 16y ago
Is it bad that I read the title as "Minecraft Web Farm Framework 2.0" and got excited?
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by thirsteh 16y ago
wget commands for all of the books: http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=HWnj8hBC
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UrlReveal - Reveals the final destination of short/redirect URLs (with source)(urlreveal.com)
1 points by thirsteh 16y ago|0 comments
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Optimus Smart Prime - Cache preloader for websites with XML sitemaps(patrickmylund.com)
4 points by thirsteh 16y ago|0 comments
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by thirsteh 16y ago
A Google evangelist recommends following the example of a site which pushes its page menu through uncrawlable JavaScript. I'm disappointed. And did they just reach a high rating with their front page (which is not impressive considering the
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R.I.P. Carl Sagan(patrickmylund.com)
4 points by thirsteh 16y ago|0 comments
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We Don't Know Anything(patrickmylund.com)
2 points by thirsteh 16y ago|0 comments
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by thirsteh 16y ago
Redmine is awesome: http://www.redmine.org/
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by thirsteh 16y ago
Nagios
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by thirsteh 16y ago
The hash lets you change the URL without the browser actually switching pages, too. People can bookmark pages even though they're "fancy-loaded".
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by thirsteh 16y ago
So, do you get free coffee in the cantina at Microsoft?
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Why I Love the Khan Academy(patrickmylund.com)
163 points by thirsteh 16y ago|42 comments
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by thirsteh 16y ago
"I swear, if he says 'The power of IE9' one more time, I'm gonna..."
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by thirsteh 16y ago
He can't possibly type very fast on a regular keyboard... I don't really understand the focus argument--seems more like a lack of self-discipline than an iPad "feature".
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by thirsteh 16y ago
It's ironic that there's a comment about intelligence tests being misleading, and that no scale is defined for the supposed IQ score of 250 to 300. 'IQ' means nothing by itself--you need to know which scale is being used (see http://en.wik
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by thirsteh 16y ago
Maybe don't test with an icon that looks like the "XP AntiVirus 2009" scamware. The small "verified by X" logos, McAfee's for example, have repeatedly been shown to increase conversion rates.
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by thirsteh 16y ago
All large security vendors have R&D departments in China, Russia and Ukraine--they're the hotbeds of malware. I don't really see the problem here at all. The Russian government had the ability to buy McAfee products before (if they want
808.
by thirsteh 16y ago
There's a tendency here to excuse any such request with, "there's no budget", and, "these are tough times", which frustrated me when I was in the same position as you. Unfortunately, my advice isn't that good: I wrote a nice letter explaini
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by thirsteh 16y ago
Blizzard has been distributing content via BitTorrent by default since day 1 of World of Warcraft in November 2004. You can deactivate 'Use peer-to-peer networking' in the downloader to only download from Blizzard's web servers. I don't see
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by thirsteh 16y ago
I don't think I need to mention 1984 by George Orwell, but you might be interested in the movie Equilibrium which has a similar theme: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0238380/

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