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by wmkn 13y ago
You pay the cashier at a counter near the exit - there is always a person there, so they will always 'intercept' you.
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by wmkn 13y ago
Funny you are being downmodded - because what you are saying is completely true. In this thread I see quite a lot of recommendations to learn C++. However, C++ just isn't in very high demand outside of certain geographical area or deve
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by wmkn 13y ago
I had a similar experience at TomTom. I applied for a position, got a positive reply, tried to schedule for an interview. After that I did not hear anything for quite a while, so I e-mailed again and, in case they had e-mail problems, calle
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by wmkn 13y ago
I guess the laws of supply and demand do not apply when ancient traditions are involved.
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by wmkn 13y ago
> The net ratio is close to (<850 women) per (1000 men)...Most people prefer to not have girls at all given these scenarios. Imagine having to spend money on your daughters education, tending to physical safety and then only to find t
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by wmkn 13y ago
> they are freeing many convicted prisoners Many people that should never have been locked up in the first place. > will not demand Ukraine to take any particular internal actions in return for financial help Except cut off their gas
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by wmkn 13y ago
I know it is a mainstream movie and everyone has seen it. But try watching Disney's Snow White again, and remember that it was released in 1937. Your statement "defined the animated films" is more applicable to that movie tha
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by wmkn 13y ago
> Maybe. This is one of the philosophy of C++ is "don't pay for what you don't want". Exactly, many of the warts and gotchas of C++ can be explained through this philosophy. If a certain feature is or hard to use or d
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by wmkn 13y ago
If it solves your problem there is nothing wrong with it. However, tables are considered problematic because they encode the layout of the page in the HTML. Ideally, you would semantically structure your page using HTML and add style and la
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by wmkn 13y ago
While I agree with the sentiment in the Ars article, it seems to suggest that your password is submitted to a remote server. The check is completely client-side though. http://www.intel.com/content/dam/www/public/us/en/apps/passw...