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by wooptoo 10y ago
Legitimate question: Why is Unicode littered with all those useless symbols? I can see the reasoning behind the standard (or very common) symbols or things like emoji, but having every possible glyph in UTF8 seems like a horrible waste. Wha
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Rapid Fire security games(blog.forallsecure.com)
2 points by wooptoo 10y ago|1 comments
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by wooptoo 10y ago
This page is worded like an advertisement.
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How should I begin investing real money as a student?(money.stackexchange.com)
3 points by wooptoo 10y ago|0 comments
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by wooptoo 10y ago
Are you going to maintain Angular 1.x for the years to come? Because Angular 2.x is a completely different framework and upgrading doesn't make much sense to me.
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The UK government to offer U2F secured digital services(yubico.com)
1 points by wooptoo 11y ago|0 comments
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by wooptoo 11y ago
Thank you so much! Was looking for exactly something like this.
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by wooptoo 11y ago
You can disable the app entirely. It will not be removed from the phone but it won't bug you ever again. Go to settings > Apps and select your app.
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by wooptoo 11y ago
Why is this a bare repo as opposed to a normal one?
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by wooptoo 11y ago
Replace San Francisco with London and your article is still valid.
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by wooptoo 11y ago
Somewhat off-topic: I feel that Firefox has improved significantly lately, even though it ceased to be the "star" browser a while ago. Its usability is much better than other browsers. On Linux for example, it integrates with GTK
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by wooptoo 11y ago
Shame mercurial didn't catch on. I started learning DVCS' with mercurial, back when they were still a new concept, and git wasn't very good (this is an understatement, git was horrible back then). What I really liked was the
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by wooptoo 11y ago
It's a shame that Facebook removed support for XMPP in the first place. I guess it's part of their strategy to make the world more "open" and connected.
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by wooptoo 11y ago
16% of home subscribers in Romania are connected to the internet via IPv6, most of them without even knowing it. This is largely thanks to the massive deployment effort led by the country's biggest provider - RDS. The connection is a d
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by wooptoo 11y ago
This underlines that the level of newly launched and already abandoned hardware is alarming. I'm looking at companies like Motorola who almost stopped (if it weren't for a very vocal user base) updating Moto E about half a year af
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by wooptoo 11y ago
This piece is very poorly written.
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by wooptoo 12y ago
Great job. This release took quite a bit. I think 0.48 was released two years ago. They basically rewrote the whole software in OOP.
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by wooptoo 12y ago
> I feel that Angular’s fundamental proposition blurs the line between front end and back end. Sorry? > Angular is aimed at large enterprise IT back-enders and managers who are confused by JavaScript’s insane proliferation of tools. W
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by wooptoo 12y ago
This is a lot like the Wigle wardrive app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.wigle.wigl...
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by wooptoo 12y ago
Is moving to somewhere like London an option for him? There's a lot of demand for good developers in London and the companies tend to not discriminate. I'm talking about more established companies especially. Source: I previously
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by wooptoo 12y ago
Is this article an ad?
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by wooptoo 12y ago
Promises and Events are not mutually exclusive. I can imagine a lot of scenarios where both would make sense. But as you said, it doesn't feel right to overuse the EventEmitter mechanism where it's not really needed.
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by wooptoo 12y ago
Semantic UI is also a great alternative. http://semantic-ui.com/ But again, in a professional setting I would prefer Bootstrap any day. It looks well done, it's easy to customize, and it has a lot of pre-built componen
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by wooptoo 12y ago
It's for good measure, in case it's down.
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by wooptoo 12y ago
> it can lift objects with a mass of up to 30 kilograms. Shouldn't factory workers be able to do that anyway? Or even 60kg.
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by wooptoo 12y ago
I've been using the mobile app + web version for almost a year. I use the lists feature for shopping lists, works amazingly well.
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by wooptoo 12y ago
I bet NSA is willing to pay much more.
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by wooptoo 12y ago
Have been using the Android version for quite a while and I love it. It's such an intuitive and well done app.
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by wooptoo 12y ago
Record screencasts of the applications that you worked on. Keep them under 3 minutes, showing only the major features.
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The rise of Qualcomm(news.investors.com)
1 points by wooptoo 12y ago|0 comments

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