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xchaotic
12y ago
Why not start with Xpath and CSS selectors and pre-/post-process in js as needed?
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12y ago
What's missing from the article is what would have been if they put all that focus on excelling in the actual game design and technology. Looking at metacritic etc, Spyro is not in the top10 games of all time, perhaps because they didn
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12y ago
At one point crackers came up with loaders and virtualisation, which basically meant that they traced whatever the code was doing on a legitimate install and replayed it to a 'cracked' copy (including challenge/replies to au
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12y ago
I'll keep an eye out for this. I think the final price will reach quite close to the market price with no guarantee of being able to sell at that price. Still might be worthwhile for someone to build up their position considerably wit
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12y ago
I bet Watson now thinks you like UKIP. And now me, so meta.
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12y ago
Shall we rename slashdot effect?
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xchaotic
12y ago
Given that we're speaking hypothetically (Since physics gets in the way) not sure why're saying Netburst would be consuming 500W - as the manufacturing processes shrink so does the power consumption.
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12y ago
Exec summary: a geek/nerd gets a speeding ticket driving a porsche. 5 years later he's still doing powerpoints on it rather than getting a life
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12y ago
7 years is too short a period in modern times, as even digital projects tend to benefit a lot from the old data and it's even more true for ambitious projects like rail or space. Even an average mortgage in western societies is 20+ yea
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12y ago
Travel and meet a girl in Thailand and stay there.
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13y ago
I guess Internet giants like Google or Yahoo are as close as it gets, as they seem to have money to burn, otherwise I'd try academia...
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16y ago
Hi guys. I use XSL everyday and what you need to understand it's not a generic programming langague like Python, it's a DSL meant for transforming from one form of XML to another. If you're doing x = x +2 in XSL you're doing it wrong and th