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by voidr 14y ago
It's funny because Ubisoft has made one of the most horrible online experience I have ever heard of in Heroes 6, basically you log in, your "offline" saves become inaccessible and sometimes they just vanish forever. They clearly don't get i
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I don't think this argument holds up, because programing in Hypercard was simple, programing for iOS is not.
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> “I feel bad for this generation, too much is expected from women,” said one caller. This does not spark outrage, however including the number '0xB16B00B5' in a source code does, something is terribly wrong here.
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Meanwhile in Coupling: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1_N020ZVbmc&feature=relat... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ks2MCslf0F4 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GkU8PAVXo98&feature=relat...
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by voidr 14y ago
So writing 'big boobs' in hexspeak makes you sexist.... I have a problem understanding this. Whom should this offend? How does this offend anyone? How is it sexist when it didn't even specify the which sex's boob it is referring to? If I na
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I don't feel any complexity, only more control. I admit though, that I started with git, which probably helped a lot. If I want to I can alias git commit && git push, so that I don't have to type two commands to achieve something th
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by voidr 14y ago
Say no to moronic articles like this. There are ways to make nuclear power better, just because some governments fail doesn't mean it's impossible. Fossil fuel kills more people than nuclear power, the reason people seem to ignore it, is be
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by voidr 14y ago
With git, you can basically do the same thing and a lot more. You could probably even alias your favorit SVN commands for easier learning. One of the main problems with SVN is that it works with files and not commits, you work on 3 files, c
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Software that does this should become illegal. This is technical slander. They are not even trying to explain what this means, the reason for this is simple: they want to show off, how many times they "protected" their customers, so that th
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by voidr 14y ago
Optimus was my first huge disappointment for me from NVidia. When I used Linux, I preferred NVidia over ATI, because it worked out of the box with the official NVidia driver. This all changed when I bought a laptop with NVidia Optimus, it d
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It's funny that they are not supporting .deb packages, this shows that they still don't get it.
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I usually do the following: - if function A and B are always used together, than they are one file. - if linecount gets to big, split A and B into separate files - if function C is shared between modules than it belongs in it's own file So
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by voidr 14y ago
This article only proves the author's incompetence to develop and maintain large JavaScript projects, nothing more. > I don’t know why but JavaScript programmers tend to put all of their code into few files. That’s not so useful, though
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> But senior Tory David Davis said it was "incredibly intrusive" and would only "catch the innocent and incompetent". I think this sums it up, this data will be of little help for stopping crime, but it would be of great help for corru
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This looks like crap, I am sticking to LESS. It's not worth standardizing half assed stuff like this. These standards groups should open their eyes and look around before standardizing something.
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by voidr 14y ago
This is downright censorship, if we would have a law like this, I would not post anything online in fear of it considered defamatory, since there is no scientific way to determine if something is defamatory or not, so basically anything I w
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by voidr 14y ago
Actually iOS has more security than you could ever get on a Windows platform with an anti virus. The only way to run executable code on iOS is to install it via the AppStore, to get to the App Store you need to pass the review process, you
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DOS?
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by voidr 14y ago
1) Are you sure Doctrine is the best choice? 2) Why not simply use PHP for templating? 3) Using YAML would be just as bad, if you want to use something use something standard for localization like gettext or XLiff.
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He argues that the data belongs to the user, and the user should be allowed to easily transfer it to another service. We could argue about privacy stuff, but the fact that Facebook allows Yahoo access to the data means that Facebook uses th
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It would be quite awesome turning this into a command line tool and hosting it on github... you could name it PHPLint.
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I wonder how would this "wonderful" technology would perform in private torrent networks. Also I think it would be relatively easy to build protection against this kind of an attack also I wonder if doing this is legal in the first place...
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Those sexist remarks are idiotic to say the least, I don't understand how some men think that less women in tech is a good thing. But saying that this is why there are fewer women in tech is a little far fetched. I find headlines like this
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It's not that bad actually, the only thing JavaScript needs actually is a real array object in the standard.
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Never in my life I have read so much rambling in one place. I can summarize the whole article in one tweet(removing some nonsense along the way): "The ECMAScript standard should make it easy to use 'classical' inheritance because that's wha
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Sorry, but I refuse to read any content that makes my eyes bleed.
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> But it's still a greater degree of privacy than having it indexed and merged with other info Google may have. Sorry but I fail to understand the logic here: If you put something on a blog or whatever, it's indexable by Google and oth
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You are screwed then, because it's indexable by both Facebook and Microsoft(Bing), they can abuse your data the same way Google or <insert any other company> here. You get zero security, zero privacy compared to posting this on a pu
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by voidr 14y ago
The "tech feminist" movement just reached a new level of hypocrisy and stupidity. The creators of this fine infographic seem to think that: - math equals intelligence, especially at young age (they used the term smart and not better-in-math
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Wonder how good your "fix" is when we have: a() + !b Also wonder what are your plans for the future? What will you do if Crockford refuses to accept your pull request because it is a) pointless b) encourages bad coding habits?

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