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Come, that's just plain wrong to say that the code quality cannot be questioned because it's an optimization and because it's made by "smart people" and it "makes sense to them". No code is sacred. It'
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What we found was that a number of failed jobs were being kept by the system, which meant that these were taking up a ton of space that they shouldn’t have been. To fix the issue, we put together a script to delete the failed items, since
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I don't see anything about any Gods hating gays. Levictus compares men having sex with other men being as big of a sin as cursing your parents or having sex with a woman during her periods, and later in Sodom God decides to murder a to
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12y ago
Good job at not reading the article! Had you read it, you would've learned that the commands work like this: Find-Package Firefox Install-Package Firefox I admit it's not as easy as on e.g. Debian: sudo apt-get
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12y ago
Apparently they are making (or made already?) it easier to sue people in Turkey for p2p copyright infringement. However, the fact that put.io is still up tells a lot about how effectively those laws are enacted. http://adventures
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12y ago
I would've disagreed with your assessment, but then the guy came out with his (probably) own name and picture @ https://twitter.com/ufukaltinok
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12y ago
The guy sure likes superonlinealmalimiyim.com
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12y ago
What's the catch? I have a few trust issues when someone wants to pay his own money to give me access to mostly illegal content. Somebody just spent time making a torrent streaming service, and is now paying for the bandwidth it takes
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12y ago
The problem is not the engagement as much as trying to sit and pay attention for 90 minutes. You will way better results by having a 5-15 minute break every 45 minutes.
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The problem is not hierarchies as such, but in failing to recognize the hierarchy as an expert organization where the experts are the masters of their expertise. Managers are project managers who have the responsibility to direct their expe
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12y ago
There are a few clues in the text like "I've made a net loss running you for the last two years" and "At some point in the future, I may need to offer complimentary software products to Ad Muncher user" hinting that
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12y ago
He warned about the NSA, who just have a court ordered direct access to all dropbox files instead of using something as mundane as logins.
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12y ago
By tricking people with a droqbox.com, dropbox.com.77130.cn, "increase your dropbox size" or something similar. At least that would way easier than actually hacking dropbox.
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12y ago
Note that it disabled the exploit instead of fixing it, which still is a remarkable feat. I wonder if that could be exploited e.g. by exposing an light exploit from security feature you trick the software to disable a security feature that
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12y ago
It's very typical for people in demanding positions to learn that even really good ideas are quite common and not even that valuable. Good execution of good ideas is however extremely rare and is also extremely valuable. The above reco
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12y ago
While the value here is nice, I maybe would not suggest investing too much of your time on learning proprietary temporarily free developer tools. There are great open source tools for many developer tasks that are not just good options, but
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12y ago
Damn, that was complex. Would a simpler "What would be the wrong answer to 'which door goes to hell?'" solve it?
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12y ago
Rising tuition fees have gone hand in hand with a declining number of lower income students, so can be said as a fact that lower tuition fees increase the number of students from poorer families. A quick googling found this Education Dept p
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12y ago
"Honestly, in a website A/B test, all I really am concerned about is whether my new page is better than the old page. A one-tailed test tells you that." No, it's the other way around. One tailed test is only usable for t
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12y ago
That was brutal. Demolished pretty much all of the serious accusations in the original letter with facts that could not be true if the accusations would be solid. It was also wonderfully mean to ignore the News Corp CEO who signed the lette
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12y ago
The Quora reply was very illuminating: the astrophysicist mentions that Einstein and Eddington already suggested the same solution as Mitra did long before him, but most people today don't think it's the correct one. I guess Einst
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12y ago
Not word for word! Unlike your website, the carbon copied site is extremely careful not to reveal anything about the people behind.
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12y ago
Oh no, not the Privacy Policy! Seriously though, the presence of a privacy policy gives little comfort when both the website and the Privacy Policy are very careful not to identify who is hosting that domain with Godaddy.
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12y ago
Are you sure you're on the right forum? The kind of hateful comments your every comment appears to be are not needed here.
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Apple event overshadows unflattering news at Snapchat, Tinder
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Accountability is irrational if you are just enacting something someone told you to do, and autonomy with no feedback leads to random results. The thing that teachers and schools need is more responsibility, more power to plan and decide ho
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12y ago
Strange that adding smaller wins to slots has only just arrived, as such more complex betting systems have been proven to make playing feel more rewarding for decades. E.g. in Finland all supermarkets and roadside cafes have slot machines,
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I did not switch to Chrome a few years back because it was better, but for because Firefox was worse. If both would've worked fine I of course would've not changed. I don't know about today, but a few years back starting up F
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So what OS should you use? I imagine Linux and OSX are also out of the question as they are also supported by the FinFisher.
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I'd really want this article to be true and that developing for Android first would be an equally good strategy. However, the claim that IOS-first is irrational is just dishonest. While Android total money spent in apps is gaining, iOS
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