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by vstm 14y ago
The fun thing is that every person can solve any problem with enough time, control and resources (given that the person has at least average intelligence and no mental disorder).
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by vstm 14y ago
I've just tested it in IE 9, apparently it has its own "safety mechanism" - I get the following message: Your browser does not support the Fullscreen API.
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by vstm 14y ago
German (Swiss German native), English and French. I'm actually learning French again, since I have forgotten nearly everything because I haven't used it in a long time (I have learned French before English). The funny thing is now I get som
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by vstm 14y ago
By selling luxury watches to Chinese millionaires.
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by vstm 14y ago
I had the same thought. I think they could even adapt the video for socks: "Are the socks any good? No... our socks are fxxing great".
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by vstm 14y ago
No, I think there is no way to detect if the HTTP-request to the server which makes the API call is made via HTTPS or not. Except if their libraries detect that on your side and block the API call there, but of course that can be easily cir
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by vstm 14y ago
There are four lights.
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by vstm 14y ago
Very true. The main points are: - Some businesses fail to ask for a "fair" price (to be profitable) - Some markets are doomed and have not enough paying clients (in Sparrows case: the market for e-mail clients) Businesses either just fail o
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by vstm 14y ago
I guess people are the real problem of PHP. But then again: people are the real problem of everything.
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by vstm 14y ago
Well I think it's not that easy. "phpinfo" does not gather the version information from the extension it just tells the extension to return some tabular data which is not "interpreted" by PHP. In contrast the "phpversion" function reads the
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by vstm 15y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong but aren't bounces sent back to the "FROM" of the envelope ? The mail server does not care much about the "From:"-email-header and much less about "Reply-To".
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by vstm 15y ago
I think we shouldn't interpret things into this article which simply aren't there. His main point is obviously "death is not a moment" that means the chemical processes in your body don't stop the moment the doctor says "He's dead Jim". I h
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by vstm 15y ago
There's already a discussion about that, see: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2873795