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underyx
12y ago
What's wrong with the email validation? Keeps rejecting my address, bence@underyx.me
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12y ago
>For best results, disable plug-ins Why? It's perfectly reasonable to be more concerned with real life behaviour than with benchmarks under optimal conditions.
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12y ago
The only correct answer is ATO WEL with 'a towel' being a Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy[0] reference. [0]: http://www.wikiwand.com/en/The_Hitchhiker%27s_Guide_to_the_G...
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12y ago
I enjoyed it still.
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underyx
12y ago
It was most likely a sarcastic stab at a complaint that the poem featured a female programmer in the role of 'bad coder'.
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12y ago
I did know about this before, and I suspected that you were referring to this earlier. None of this is applicable to a scraper.
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12y ago
He can specify his own User-Agent string. If he sends the user agent 'silkroadparserbot v0.0.1' with every request, that is going to provide no information at all. Even if this wasn't, did you think that after one change of U
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12y ago
>#1) Send a maintenance notice when no one will read it. >#2) [...] Had we gotten notice on a monday, we could have switched servers or companies altogether. Hard to do that on a weekend with short notice. These two appear to be the s
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12y ago
Why would everyone need to have their own servers though at this age? Couldn't we just have a common source for this information? Mind sharing your findings here, at least?
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12y ago
>Crawling through tor already obfuscates your identity to a certain degree, so we don’t really have to do anything other than cycling User-Agent strings to look different from any other client. Why is that necessary, though? If Silk Road
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12y ago
Yeah, I wonder why that might be. Isn't it horrible how for the past 10 years, phones have only been getting worse and worse? I wish we were still living in those times, when phone manufacturers were making _real_ phones, instead of th
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12y ago
I fail to see how that would make this any less impressive.
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12y ago
I'm really glad this saw the light of day. So many people were criticizing Yo for being 'useless' and all that, instead of trying to think about what to create with it.
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12y ago
Right, we are a rather small team right now and all our resources are occupied working on the product. We haven't touched this marketing site in a pretty long time and instead are in personal contact with our clients.
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12y ago
As I work at Allmyles I have to suggest our services, this is most likely what you're looking for: http://docs.allmyles.com/en/latest/flights.html#search Usage is free for the first 30 days, so if that's
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12y ago
The readme cites an increase of 7 to 15 percent in landing page conversions, but couldn't that be attributed simply due to the added content? I assume these statistics are based on comparing conversion rates on site A with conversion r
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12y ago
They might be storing only those shown letters in plain text, with the actual password being hashed.
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Why Python is Slow: Looking Under the Hood
(jakevdp.github.io)
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12y ago
And to keep the discussion interesting, also, 12 seconds is a pretty popular timespan to use when you want something longer than 10, but shorter than 15.
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13y ago
10. The measure for submission text and comment text is way too long (as in, full width.) 11. A large part of the style is defined via attributes.
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13y ago
Here you go: http://xkcd.com/1208/
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13y ago
>Pulitzer Prize by 2017 Isn't that a bit too ambitious? I admittedly don't know a lot about the Pulitzer Prize, but I'd assume the main qualities they're looking for in a journalist there are not 'fast', and
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13y ago
He did not. It was only placed on his demo site and the guys at MLB just copied that site's code instead of using the released plugin.
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13y ago
He did not release the Analytics code as part of the plugin, it was only placed on his demo site. MLB.com copied code from the demo site instead of downloading the plugin itself.
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13y ago
The kerning in that video looks as if the creators dragged and dropped the letters on there one by one.
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13y ago
GitHub Sites is still up.
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13y ago
I'm an Android user, so I don't know if this is easily doable on iOS, but I sync the Google+ and Facebook profile pictures of my contacts to their entry in my contact list, which covers around 80-90% of anyone who'd call me.
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13y ago
Why are there questions asking if people prefer having [feature] or not having [feature]? And more importantly, why are people voting for the latter one?