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by u124556 12y ago
So it works.
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by u124556 12y ago
> timing of events in the story Maybe because with the paper one you can associate how far you are along with the pages turned?
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by u124556 12y ago
Javascript is being replaced by newer (hopefully better) Javascript. That's they only thing browser vendors can get in agreement. There's plenty of other javascript compilers for plenty of languages.
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by u124556 12y ago
>the troll simply dropped its case against CarShield Yet the startup and the judicial system already lost time on this. There should be a fee for withdrawing cases like this.
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by u124556 12y ago
The answer is no. Not because it's not junk, but because it's not science.
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by u124556 12y ago
How about "either is arbitrary so fighting over which is better is pointless, just choose the one with higher acceptance."
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by u124556 12y ago
These guidelines work pretty good for me: http://www-user.tu-chemnitz.de/~heha/email.html.en , basically: * Plain text only * Proper subject * No long signatures * No nonsense * UTF-8
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by u124556 12y ago
Well one could just set the price they want for others turning off their phone. If the other party thinks its worth it, then they do it.
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by u124556 12y ago
What's a good alternative then?
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by u124556 12y ago
Then you just change the price in bitcoins: this was 0.005 bitcoins yesterday? well, today it will be 0.007.
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by u124556 12y ago
And half of that was probably twitch plays pokemon.
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by u124556 12y ago
Depends on the book, sometimes I just keep reading and reading until the sun starts rising. I force myself to put down the book and try to sleep at least an hour or 2.
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by u124556 12y ago
It looks (and sounds) like the [Razor]( http://www.asp.net/web-pages/tutorials/basics/2-introduction... ) template engine for asp.net, so maybe somebody there liked it? (because there's no way they think t
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by u124556 12y ago
Scrolling down is fun, but I like to scroll up once in a while too.
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by u124556 12y ago
Public discussion doesn't hurt anybody.
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by u124556 12y ago
> It's odd to have something attributed to me that I did not submit. They could just change the submitter and add something like "Originally submitted by xxx" below it to let people know it's been changed.
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by u124556 12y ago
Don't you have some sort of unique id to identify one person from another even if they share the same name in the US?
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by u124556 12y ago
How many terrorist attacks have these things actually prevented? Won't it become worthless if it keeps growing?
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by u124556 12y ago
That's what twitter does.
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by u124556 12y ago
I'd say it's giving you a job rather than ruining your life. If it was perfect, people probably would not need plugins for it.
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by u124556 12y ago
> Consider using xrange in this case. Is xrange still a thing? doesn't range use a generator instead of creating a list nowadays?
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by u124556 12y ago
And then people got the point of gitchain?
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by u124556 12y ago
How exactly could Satoshi prove that he isn't Dorian Nakamoto without disclosing his real identity?
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by u124556 12y ago
Does it have anything like AngularJS?
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by u124556 12y ago
I wonder if Google would get them banned if this happened.
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by u124556 12y ago
What about the Gimp? It can do all Paint.Net does, plus more, also save to PDF and they where adding CMYK support last time I checked.
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by u124556 12y ago
It would be better if the website allowed the user to set the new password first and then send an email to confirm the password change.
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by u124556 12y ago
But who are the weapon makers going to sell to? Won't somebody think of the weapon makers!
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by u124556 12y ago
Leaving aside the context of the name, how is this different from adding another name of any other color to the CSS specification?
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by u124556 12y ago
From their twitter stream "My mom should get @YoAppStatus just so I can yo her and let her know I'm still alive." That's a great use case. My family would love to know I'm still alive when I go mountain climbing and

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