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I'm sure it may be good but it looks like they drank too much of the MS kool aid. Some butt ugly page made in Front Page that looks like it's form 1996 isn't selling me on all those MS technologies in their navigation.
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That's where I use all my Firefox add-ons
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lostbut302
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Additionally, the entire 127.0.0.0/8 subnet should be bound to the loopback interface, but rarely anything other than 127.0.0.1 is ever used. If you choose something else like 127.1.2.3 you'll have the same benefit of the fast response from lo without the chance of hitting a port that's open. (e.g., a web developer tha...
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netcrusher88
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Because Google doesn't like it when you don't have Javascript turned on.
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dons
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Using safe, fast glue languages can have benefits when your application grows - safer wrapping code over unsafe low level code, easier refactoring, easier maintainance (even by less skilled programmers). And above all - less code (directly leading to less bugs).
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mycall
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> That philosophy is the direct cause of web pages being so fucking insane to parse. W3C is different than the IETF. I don't believe Postel and Clark's mantras are followed in their working groups.
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_not_you
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Look at ss(8). It should come with iproute. Try: *ss -tai*
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Benutzername
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> Shen has the most powerful type system of any existing functional language That's a ballsy statement. I'm not even sure there is a one-dimensional scale to measure the power of a type system.
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Seedrick
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http://www.iana.org/time-zones
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mycall
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SONET's OC-3c / OC-192 (10GbE) is highly successful, used all over the place. ISO 7 is still ingrained into IT through out the world. The common folk should be happy some of the ivory tower folks gave mighty ideas for their daily needs.
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Janthinidae
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Maybe I should have written, compared to e.g. Python with PyGTK or C# with GTK#. Compared to C/C++ almost every language is a win for this task, IMHO.
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criticismguy
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I've done this as well. People like NIH who give out grant money *love* open-source because it means they only need to fund it once.
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youngmonk
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Well great. Brace yourselves for the GMT to be set to Pacific time now.
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ErstwhileRockstar
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We agree to disagree.
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jeffbell
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These are the easy parts. The hard part is trying to convince your manager that the 20 millions lines of C that has accumulated or the 25 year life of your product should be converted to C++. You should have seen the twisted look on his face when I even suggested C++ linkage.
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criticismguy
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My solution was to keep going back to earlier citations until I found papers that included original source code. Usually it'd be Algol or Fortran from the 1960's, and it was interesting to see which bugs were in the original (and blindly copied) and which bugs weren't (and introduced as part of a bad port).
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dons
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The ease of maintainance is what I'd cite : its very hard for unskilled programmers to fuck up your app, when you've got the Haskell type system guiding any refactoring or tweaking (pure functions, lack of mysterious action-at-a-distance globals, and other good programming hygiene also help.
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super567
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Yeah? Where's your data? The [Freshmeat](http://langpop.com/#freshmeat), [GoogleCode](http://langpop.com/#googlecode) and [OhLol](http://langpop.com/#ohloh) metrics only measure actual project counts, not discussion. And these show the largest difference by far. Not only that, but c++ popularity is growing: [See th...
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had to be in C, but thanks
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Janthinidae
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When I look closer at the following [GUI libraries](http://www.haskell.org/haskellwiki/Applications_and_libraries/GUI_libraries), I see that Qt (personally I would prefer this) seems to be supported as well. Any suggestion what GUI is mature and widely used in the Haskell community?
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InfantDick
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A case of a shit blog.
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sorry but you don't want anyone but experts messing with stuff like mmap2
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ZMeson
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What are the members of FILE?
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Weird part is it did the modal once, I clicked to the site again and didn't get it.
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criticismguy
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> It's reassuring that if a new amazing control-flow construct were invented tomorrow, it could be implemented in lisp as a library and I wouldn't have to wait for a new compiler. But that would be a little more convincing with an example. I think that actually happens quite frequently! Java programmers had to wai...
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the_hoser
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Posts like this always make me feel guilty for giving up learning Haskell (or any functional language, for that matter). Intellectually I understand the arguments presented, but whenever I try learning it, I just can't seem to *get* it. I've been programming for years, so maybe it's my over-exposure to c-derived lang...
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the_hoser
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Not quite what I meant, but correct, nonetheless.
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kmmeerts
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It was awful Fortran code indeed. My advisor said he already had to correct some wrong coefficients in a Runge Kutta method. You'd think scientists would be able to just copy some small numbers and test their stuff but no...
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joyfield
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I am stuck right now. there are a couple of reasons like ADD and deppression but i know i can do it.. But i am just stuck in a loop of unproductivity and "waiting for things to get better " without doing any effort to make it better. It is a bad feeling.
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redavni
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Don't worry about it man, just ride the wave. Someone needs to maintain those cloud servers.
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dons
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gtk2hs or wxHaskell have the most use. qt has some notable users as well, though, such as the nikki team - http://joyridelabs.de/game/
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winterkoninkje
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The performance of Haskell is far more predictable than the performance of Prolog. To re-word the complaints of slides 53 and 56: * There are magic optimizations, but sometimes you have to check the Core to be sure they apply. * If you rely on stack traces to hunt down bugs, you'll be disappointed. * Haskell makes you...
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jessta
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This is mostly stupid and show a lack of understanding of the real work sysadmins actually do. A sysadmin knows about your software stack, when things go wrong your sysadmin actually knows why. Your developers might know about your in-house code base but they don't know much about the operating system, the database ser...
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>but they don't know much about the operating system, the database servers, the distributed file system and all the weird things that happen with a wide variety of software. They don't???
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troyanonymous1
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The thing is, it doesn't really matter to computers, and having them both on his blog kind of gets them mixed up.
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Gotebe
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What about them? There's nothing relevant C has that C++ doesn't, including dropping as low as you'd want. But to be frank, it's not even only C++. I'd wager that today, something like ruddy Pascal (that is, a real-world implementation of it) would do it. I can see that in 1968, it was hard coming up with a usable com...
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jessta
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It would be a problem if a developer didn't have a general understanding of these things. But your developers aren't going to know the gritty details. Your devs can't actually know all these details and can't keep up with all the changes since they should be too busy actually writing code. Devs make pretty terrible sy...
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xampl9
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They have been recognized by Microsoft as MVPs -- folks who have gone out of their way to promote Microsoft products. So yes, that would follow. In any case, the hosts file they distribute is a great resource. Just hold your nose and download it.
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wolf550e
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I wrote: > Also, does this setup use binutils gas or the llvm built-in assembler? You wrote: > llvm and clang were compiled using only GNU tools. Of course, but when clang generates object files or binaries, does it emit assembly source that it then compiles to x86 machine code using gas (like GCC does) or do...
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wh44
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> Slide 9: Candidate 1 has a poor grasp of the rules of C. On that slide: "You must #include <stdio.h>, add a return 0, then it will compile and link. When executed, it will print the value 42 on the screen" Even though he is technically incorrect by the C standard, he is not really wrong either. Many of yo...
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crusoe
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Screw Omniture. I worked at a company using them to track page hit stats and emails ( don't blame me, sales execs love metrics ), and we always had problems. Slow page loads due to their servers being slow or down ( just like the paypal emails! ), etc.
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robvas
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As many issues as Outlook has, there really is no equal if you're on Exchange.
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theeth
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To be honest Outlook shits itself with calendar entries on a regular basis when the author cancels them, moves them around or whatnot.
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wolf550e
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... Under x86-64 OS X, clang works well as a native compiler and as a cross-compiler to ARM. But we know that ELF instead of mach-o is a second class platform for llvm. On Linux, llvm needs to work with the system's linker, dynamic linker - loader, libc, and unless the default changed, assembler. I was asking whether...
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robvas
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Indians.
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icbts
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I originally wrote this article shortly after performing Apache Karaf's first release as top level Apache project. Since then I have participated in numerous releases, and have come to view release management as both an art and a science - the roles a Release Manager (RM) takes on with a project are many and varied. I ...
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KungeRutta
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But wait a minute, I thought everything maintains itself and all software is perfect...
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tnecniv
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Don't those languages also fit in category 2? I always here proponents of functional languages talking about how expressive they are compared to imperative languages...
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nascentt
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I didn't get it once, just a cogs animation.
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hc5duke
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I feel like it's more of: > "sure we'll fix... wait a minute, is that shit? The fix is to use gasoline instead of shit as fuel."
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Benutzername
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I'm questioning the *convention* part, not the *private* part.
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crutcher
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Oh noes. Re-writing a parser. Why, with modern tools, that could take DAYS.
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Sigals
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Thanks, the wiki source is what I was looking for!
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nascentt
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How is Noscript known malware? The article you link to talks about it having ads on it's update page. Which you can turn off. Without it, you'd be running random executable script all over the web, so how are you better off by not using it?
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It's a personal blog, not a blog dedicated to computing things, so an article about the pancakes he ate this morning would be within its scope.
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dixect
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Well to give you an overview, I designed this app for a few reason, * I often come across images that are large and wish if there was an easy to resize them than loading it on photoshop, resize and then saving it back. * I had a other websites of mine that had scripts that required the fetching an image and resizing...
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rcinsf
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I feel ya there. Being overwhelmed is my primary MO. I can't seem to only have one job at a time (started by working full time in college + 5-6 classes a semester + side jobs). Got into the always busy routine and it's really hard to get out of it. I'm slacking right now though.
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ggggbabybabybaby
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I guess in this case, 127.0.0.1 would hit his computer's own SMB server and then he'd have to wait for a error response saying that such a path does not exist so your method would be relevant.
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evilturnip
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You articulated my experience so succinctly. I am in tears.
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StrangeWill
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>mobile safari that are more than capable of executing the JavaScript Depends to be honest, anything but the newer iOS (4.3+ IIRC) devices execute Javascript extremely slowly.
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This is you moment! Talk is cheap. Go and fix it big guy!
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sacundim
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> You don't need a decidable logic for program synthesis (in fact, moving to first-order logic already means you're undecidable, never mind higher-order logic). You just need to be prepared to wait a very long time for the program to be synthesised, or for the synthesiser to not halt at all. ...if the synthesizer d...
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tompa_coder
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It uses as like GCC and not llvm-as.
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AnsibleAdams
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I never thought to see scoping issues and the bible in the same post.
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igouy
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Cowboys.
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sgoody
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Down-voted for the misuse of profanity. e.g. could've gone for > These guys got their page load times to fall off a **fucking** cliff by breaking spec.
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Angstweevil
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*Narrows eyes* He speaks like a Bell-head, lads. We better watch this one.
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obsa
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I dunno what you're talking about, hscroll didn't do anything for me, but my condolences for your suffering.
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Who gives a shit if he wants to write about the bible? Seriously, you people hold yourselves up as so progressive and open-minded, then pull this? If even clicking a link that belongs to someone who happens to believe in a different religion than you is such a huge problem, then check out this new thing called the "bac...
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Can you give an example of a tool which seems to be missing from functional languages?
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vagif
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What a load of bullshit. Not every web app is a social web site / file/music/video storage. 99.99% of written programs are actually internal company applications. And no one is going to host them on someone's cloud, outside of company's firewall.
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And yet somehow I'm not worried about it. Though I'd like to move into dev work since that's my passion and SA work just pays the bills, there will always be operations work. Contrary to TFA, this job market is always growing and will continue to as systems become bigger and more complex. The thing is, most developers...
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sacundim
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> Sounds like you mean Godel's incompleteness theorem. No. Incompleteness means that there are true consequences of the axioms that nonetheless cannot be proven. Undecidable means that there is no terminating algorithm that can tell you, for all possible sentences of the system, whether it can be proven from the ...
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stordoff
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It works in mobile Safari, but was buggy. For some reason, the content started appearing in a box at the top of the page once I scrolled near the end of the article.
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Prometheusx
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The creator of NoScript used his program to disabled AdBlock Plus from running when it encountered his site. So, if you have AdBlock Plus running and you go to the NoScript site, none of his ads would be blocked. It's malicious because the developer is interfering with other programs for his own benefit.
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CloneDeath
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Let me tell you something about trolls...
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stordoff
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With the trackpad, it makes sense though. Two fingers to scroll, three to go back/forward. If this is just using horizontal scroll, that'd be annoying.
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I have seen this coming for a while now. The cloud eliminates a lot of things. not just sysadmins but also webdevs. Look at google sites, or any cloud service that offers drupal and wordpress. It is damn easy to get a webshop up and running. You would only need a good designer to make it look nice. A lot of the in-hou...
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you_do_realize
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Absolutely most excellent! I see it always crops from the top left corner? What if you want to crop from the middle somewhere? Might I suggest .from200x45 or some such? :)
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tonfa
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The API (which was, I think, being used a lot by spammers), not google translate itself.
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Hughlander
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Thanks for pointing out how difficult they are to use correctly. What happens if str1 or str2 is NULL in your example? strcat_s / strcpy_s handles those cases.
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nascentt
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I'm familiar with the tale, it was reversed and no longer does this. I'm not sure how lumping an addon that disabled another addon in the same category as viruses is fair though. It's no more malware than Opera the browser which used to be spyware.
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stevely
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The problem with Haskell for people well versed in imperative programming is that Haskell forces the functional way of life on you. In a language like Javascript you can side-step functional programming (or ignore it completely) when you don't know how to do things "the functional way," but with a language like Haskell...
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big-o-notation
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At Blogger they call it Dynamic Views. http://buzz.blogger.com/2011/09/dynamic-views-seven-new-ways-to-share.html Totally fucking lame though. Google *again* fails hard on UI design.
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Crazy_Mann
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And food
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This blog might be bad on desktop browsers, but it's completely unusable in mobile Safari. There's no way to go beyond the top of the content because it's in a JS-scrolled box. What the hell happened to Blogger?
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avecbells
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Do you know what the effect of all these DNS lookups is going to be on the DNS servers running the dixect zone? I not sure how efficient that is going to be. Seems like you could move it to the query string with no problems and it would remove the risk. Also, add shortcuts. http://censor7.rotate180.400x300.dixect.com...
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antonivs
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"The light that burns twice as bright, burns half as long. And you have burned so very, very brightly, discontinued Google product."
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Serei
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In OS X Lion, it's two fingers to go back/forward as well. Hasn't been a problem for me, but it might be frustrating for some people.
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tompa_coder
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I've tried without success gcc 4.7 from their repositories, regex is not implemented there. The point of the article was not to make a comparison, but to have a C++11 compiler that will let me play with regular expressions and raw strings (the last ones are missing from the version shipped with Xcode 4.2) .
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