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Or understand what it does. I learned yesterday that a closure is a function that's saved in a variable with out being effected by the context its run in, just the context it was saved in.
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This is absolutely correct. Most people tend to fear step one much more then they should. I recently changed jobs and their offer was exactly what I was making at my full time job and my side jobs. I asked for a 5-10% bump, got it and now I
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16y ago
Myself and our team are here if anyone has any feedback. Thanks.
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Ask HN:(Review my startup) MacSupport.com is there for you. I'm there for you.
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I got two projects (one open and one closed) I could use some help on both. python/django. Email me and we can chat. update added email to about section of profile.
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Only cloudfront, not regular S3.
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Do you mind sharing about how you got hacked?
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Can you remove a logfile on linux/unix while something is using it? Of course you can but the open file will stay around in limbo. It wont free up space, the program that holds it open will write to the deleted file, etc. Most linux program
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The LXD: In the Internet age, dance evolves ...
(ted.com)
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Thats specious, you really have to know what you're proxying, and squid and varnish supposedly get much less throughput. (Google around http://deserialized.com/reverse-proxy-performance-varnish-vs... ) "Moving bits" in memory is not a mea
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Meet some more people. I've saved 20+% for about 5 years now, I have over a year of FU money, and probably closer to 3 or 4 if I actually payed closer attention to my spending and cut back. I'm not rich, I just save before I spend and prolo
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The sqlite database might get stored as a blob, but a json, xml, or sql dump of the database would be just as plain text as anything else.
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I disagree, every new server or desktop I setup has bing as the default search engine, before switching them to google, I'll sometimes try my search in bing and be horribly dissatisfied. I may have learned how to search on google (in a way
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The crazy layouts wired is somewhat famous for hardly translate to plain text with a few graphics. I don't know what they use to layout their magazine (or what they used 10 years ago!) but it's not html5. Translating, migrating, converting,
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Is sony making this themselves or do they use some other company they own? I'm curious who the big players are in the OLED space, it seems like it's finally getting interesting.
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I turned noprocrast on, on a lark. I was obsessively distracting myself from a project that was too important to me to start and I figured it couldn't hurt. (Can't do poorly if you don't do at all.) Its been on for about 2 weeks now and I l
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Easy, nuclear. We put more radiation into the air with coal ash then we have ever released with nuclear power. http://www.scientificamerican.com/article.cfm?id=coal-ash-is... (first article I found - there are plenty)
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There is if you're interested in the future development of the django framework. I am, and I found it interesting. Alex is one of the core leads of the django project and does a lot of good work with django and python. There's obviously isn
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Or even better, attack dogs of the future. When I got home last night the first thing my roommate did was show me that video and then remind me of the "rat things" in Snow Crash. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snow_Crash#Rat_Things
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Many browsers can, but few do. Firefox, chrome and IE don't by default.
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booo! why wont it load on the droid?
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I just played a level with my boss. I'm disappointed it doesn't load up on the droid.
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I'll echo the sentiment except from the windows side. I had the mozy pro deployed on 5 users laptops that were frequently connected to 100mbit internet connections. I never was able to get all 5 machines to continue to backup on their own.
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A hacker I know (who has I team I believe - the debuggable.com guys - both successful bloggers and core teamembers of the cakephp community) has been working on transload.it for a while, it's a pretty good service despite still being in bet
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The wonder wheel search is useless for my name... maybe it doesn't have a full index. You might have overlooked that your ex could have posed information about you online. Google probably figured out that you were related to her in some way
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From google translate. We got tired of Hollywood's cat and mouse game with the Pirate Bay and ordered us to offer the bandwidth side, says Rick Falk Vinge, leader of the Pirate Party. It is time to take the bull by the horns and stand up f
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Simple and elegant, that really sells it for me. I user SuperGenPass which is great as long as you can run javascript when you need your password. The latest trouble I've been having is on my android device when logging into applications. I
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Their open letter on the other hand is relevant to the entire credit card industry.
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Its a reference to his old dug habits that he was pretty famous for. I agree it didn't need to be mentioned.
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Not only does gmail have a limit but you're violated the TOS. Look into http://sendgrid.com/ and check out your ip's to see if you're on any blacklists. It looks like you're using ec2, so there's a good chance that email coming from your
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