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by wendroid 17y ago
Someone said it more succinctly in 1979 "The most effective debugging tool is still careful thought, coupled with judiciously placed print statements." -- Brian Kernighan and followed it up with "Everyone knows that debugging is twice as ha
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by wendroid 17y ago
> Plan 9, for example, has a fan mailing list, but there is no official mailing list sanctioned by the labs, and never has been. If you asked for a feature in Plan 9, you were usually told to go _ yourself, the blank usually being 'writ
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by wendroid 17y ago
One of the first things I learned in business - never pre-announce.
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by wendroid 17y ago
Adapt or die
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by wendroid 17y ago
Journalists journalist, coders code.
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by wendroid 17y ago
That will be because that's what it's based on.
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by wendroid 17y ago
One of the Unix room's Bell labs slogan was "think of a name no-one can market" "Plan 9 From Bell Labs" being canonical
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by wendroid 17y ago
And you are right, a * is not a exploit but the starting point of looking for one. You still need to get content on the domain somewhere and ppl to read it, I was taking that as a given from the description of the problem which states that
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by wendroid 17y ago
get real mate
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by wendroid 17y ago
n.b. the space after asterisks are to avoid italics http://services.digg.com/crossdomain.xml <allow-access-from domain="* "/> http://api.search.live.net/crossdomain.xml <allow-http-request-headers-from domain="* " headers="*
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by wendroid 17y ago
From the (2003) article http://www.guardian.co.uk/science/2003/jul/03/research.scien... "The ability to recognise themselves [dolphins] in the mirror suggests self-awareness, a quality previously only seen in people and great apes." Fast