vultour

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by vultour 9y ago
Are you trying to tell me you understand what any of those mean without a legend? The only one that's decipherable is "kcal", all the others could as well be scary aliens.
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by vultour 9y ago
Don't get me wrong, but I just don't see the point in this. This looks like a pretty in-depth study, why couldn't we use these man hours to create something of actual value? Why does someone care that some people associated a
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by vultour 9y ago
Gotta expand those followers
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by vultour 9y ago
The problem I see is that people don't learn. My university classes were full of people who were copy-pasting Stack Overflow answers everywhere they could and were getting relatively good grades. The same people had no idea what open s
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by vultour 9y ago
I guess it's pretty common. One of my old coworkers was promoted to a mostly management position, this guy couldn't figure out how to print something out in Python without calling a colleague.
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by vultour 9y ago
Yes, it is pretty normal to have phobia of e.g. insects. If you have phobia of Russia on the other hand, you might want to get checked.
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by vultour 9y ago
There is like 5+ Slack processes running at any one time. Knowing the efficiency of Slack 38MB is just the taskbar icon.
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by vultour 9y ago
Prepared statements are amazing. Found out about them very soon after I started programming (incidentally my first language was PHP), and switched to PDO right away. This was years ago, I don't understand how people are still using the
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by vultour 9y ago
Where did you come to the conclusion that they think he was one of the hackers? Neither the link, nor the Telegraph article said anything like that AFAIK.
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by vultour 9y ago
I don't understand the uproar about this. Giving away free music is vastly different then installing random apps in my opinion.
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by vultour 9y ago
But you are voluntarily giving that info away if you use WA and don't change your privacy settings. The 'last online' feature is quite important IMO, and if you're concerned about this then disable it. Edit: On the other
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by vultour 9y ago
This is a staggeringly bad comparison, almost like comparing drawing a line in C# (couple lines) to trying the same thing in C++ (possibly 100+ lines).
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by vultour 9y ago
I wonder when we will move away from the current plane designs, they all look the same for decades now! I think a change like the one in automotive industry in the last century would be welcome. I'd personally love to see some more &#x
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by vultour 9y ago
But it literally did not become a problem now. The airport checks are the same as they always were.
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by vultour 10y ago
Wow the prices people pay in here are exorbitant. I have a UK no contract SIM and pay 25 pounds a month, this includes uncapped internet and quite a number of texts + minutes. I pretty much only use it for the internet as it's such goo
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by vultour 10y ago
That idiotic effect saves bandwidth and allows the page to load more quickly.
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by vultour 10y ago
Not sure if it's only about the sidebar, but many youtubers were apparently deemed 'unsafe' by google and their videos stopped appearing all over youtube.
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by vultour 11y ago
How's Emacs doing these days? I know it was really popular a few years ago when everyone was editing files in it, but since I started with linux I only ever see people use Vim.
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by vultour 11y ago
Or you accidentaly hit the Windows button. Or Windows updates pops up. Or any other of the million things like these...
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by vultour 11y ago
Oh, so when someone calls me a totally racist and offensive slur against white people it causes no harm, but when white people call blacks what they call each other all the time it hurts them... definitely makes sense.
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by vultour 11y ago
If you keep getting kicked out once a year then yeah, it's not a problem.
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by vultour 11y ago
If Mozilla finally managed to implement the encoding Twitch uses for mobile devices, I'd finally be able to uninstall that pile of shit. Sadly it's a licensing issue.
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by vultour 11y ago
When i wanted to start programming one of the things I tried was flash. I absolutely couldn't figure out what the fuck was going on even with tutorials, it's garbage.
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by vultour 11y ago
So Mozilla said that isn't the case. The NSA also said they aren't spying on American people. You really believe everything you see?
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by vultour 11y ago
You're spewing so much PR bullshit in this thread it's fucking ubelievable. Why exactly a useless thing like this? Why aren't other, way more useful addons like AdBlock in by default? I tell you why - because you, and your fr
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by vultour 11y ago
Everyone should just blackhole any traffic to and from the Aruba ISP. They have failed to maintain the trust relationship needed at high-tier ISPs and should no longer be operational.
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by vultour 11y ago
Yet they still allow you to block them easily. Good for them
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by vultour 11y ago
I honestly never clicked on any ads, and very probably never will. If I need something I find it in eshops I know, not by clicking on sketchy ads.
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by vultour 11y ago
> You never heard of any of them Quite bold statement
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by vultour 11y ago
Something else piqued my interest in this article. This lady claims that the company is fighting for candidates with Google, although the only thing they do (if i read it right) is provide an encrypted version of Dropbox. How does this requ

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