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by x0 8y ago
If all reviews are glowing positive, what's the point of the review system?
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by x0 8y ago
Nicorette, nicorette, you can beat the cigarette
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by x0 8y ago
I learned perl almost solely because I love Larry Wall's personality.
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by x0 8y ago
One of my coworkers just quit cannabis after having an addiction for several years. Her and her (unemployed) husband were spending upwards of $300 a week on it, more than 40% of her pay. Had never been able to save for a house or anything,
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by x0 8y ago
Sounds like you're the least lucky person on earth. I've had my MacBook Air for 5 years now, I've dropped it on concrete/tiles multiple times, it's dented as hell and the battery's wearing a bit, but it works j
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by x0 8y ago
I'm doing SPIM in Computer Organisation at uni at the moment.
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by x0 8y ago
Which is all great until it gets it wrong, and you have to fight against it. Just this morning I was trying to google a specific car problem, and it decided I was actually looking for a different problem. Had to rephrase my search many time
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by x0 8y ago
> It takes me about 3-4 months of being around someone regularly before I'm able to hold a conversation that's more than direct answers to direct questions. I had trouble with this for a time, I just tried to take my answers a
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by x0 8y ago
>it's pretty damn fast all things consitered This is my favourite part of PHP. It really is fast. There's no server running all the time like a node or python website, on each web request it has to start up again and rebuild it
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by x0 8y ago
And I'm sure the US thought that the technologically poor North Vietnamese would fall quickly too. You can't underestimate the role of the people's ideological identity when it comes to taking over a country.
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by x0 8y ago
Just an aside, the repo complains about the length of curl's manpage, but that's what I love about it. Fond memories of sitting on the train home from uni, and browsing big long manpages looking for interesting new options to try
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by x0 8y ago
Some of them can run Javascript, I'm thinking specifically of people who write scrapers in things like PhantomJS (headless browser, very very cool software).
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by x0 9y ago
RE the phone number thing, isn't that common knowledge? You can type in any phone number, and if their privacy settings allow it, their profile pops up.
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by x0 9y ago
1. Sounded like a laugh 2. 23 to 25 3. $8 for a packet of paracetamol/codiene plus a few dollars for coffee filters, $10 for 10 tramadols 4. Pharmacy for the codiene, friend gets the tramadol online from India 5. I didn't really g
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by x0 9y ago
God no! I love my MacBook Air. Plus it's all I can afford.
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by x0 9y ago
What the hell setting do you have enabled where OS X does that? It doesn't even tell me about updates, I have to go check them manually in the App Store (which segfaults about half the time)
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by x0 9y ago
Don't think that works. Added "falun gong" to my SSH banner, have had around 2 million attempts by a single Chinese IP (IIRC).
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by x0 9y ago
Is there a way to do pull requests? I'd like to go through and convert a few people's °F to °C.
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by x0 9y ago
The article in question is on Facebook.
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by x0 9y ago
ADHD here. Glad I read this article, it's vindicating to see other ADHD people complaining about animations and autoplay. My God, if there's any autoplaying anything, I cannot read your article. I cannot. I even had to hide the fr
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by x0 9y ago
>POSIX shell syntax feels something that grew organically, out of use and necessity Isn't that what everyone hates about PHP?
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by x0 9y ago
I really like the way (most of) PHP is documented. Every function gets a page, most of those pages get usage, examples and comments. However, when you go into some of the more obscure stuff, the documentation tends to just be function proto
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by x0 9y ago
Is there going to be a ~/.curlrc option so I can turn this off? Else I suppose I can add -o- to my curl alias.
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by x0 9y ago
What if you didn't do anything bad, but your boss just disliked you? A bad reference would make sure you never get another job in that industry
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by x0 9y ago
Who's saying they weren't? I'm sure that administrator would have been able to plant subtle backdoors, or find and not fix vulnerabilities and misconfigurations, during their time there. In which case it wouldn't matter
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by x0 10y ago
I find this hard to read personally, but I'm always glad people are producing type. And the choices with l and i etc, that thing is such a fantastic idea. Will implement something similar when I finally get around to making a typeface.
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by x0 10y ago
does that still work? i know the /lib/ld-linux.so /some/binary doesn't work anymore
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by x0 10y ago
> readline shortcuts in almost all apps (OS level I believe) Sorry but OH MY GOD. After 4 years of obsessive, hours-a-day usage of this macbook, I never realised I could do any of this. Literally just ctrl-K'd in Chrome's addre
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by x0 10y ago
> Once you start banning sites for the content they hold, where do you draw the line? I mean, you could always just draw the line at booters. Not everything has such a slippery slope.
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by x0 10y ago
An actual pentest would include (I'm assuming) all sorts of NDA's and legal contracts and stuff, all fine if you work in the industry but if you're a bored hobbyist like me, bug bounties are a fun way to try and make a few do

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