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MrEnigma
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Comment #4804976
I thought this as well, except this is an actual mock up. So good it fooled you.
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Comment #4631420
For double quotes you can use curly braces instead of concatenation. $foo = "I like {$hacker['news']}"; depending on how you want it evaluated you can drop the dollar sign on the o…
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Comment #4607366
The judge asked for events in the last 10 years. The Seagate event happened in 1993. His irate interviews made him sound questionable, but the interviews refuting samsungs data her…
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Comment #4579520
There are a couple of things that cause a lot of pain. One of those is the backup not being from the same iOS version. It will let you restore it to a new device, but then it doesn…
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Comment #4503731
The RSS feed doesn't show the domain next to the headlines, so if I don't click through to the comments, the cryptic headline is even worse.
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Comment #4410171
I think it depends on who you ask. I think it's assumed that 2+ years is a normal stepping away point. Personally I've done a nearly 7 year stint, then a 2.5 year stint, and curren…
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Comment #4332439
Isn't PHPStorm 4.0 still in beta? Or just come off beta recently? Last time I used it, it was quite buggy, and that was only a few months ago. Now there is 5.0, Firefox has messed …
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Comment #4320800
When are email addresses going to be considered something that should be protected as well. Obviously you can't one-way hash these, but you can secure them, and definitely not leav…
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Comment #4314269
Well, we know the ones it turns out badly for. Who knows how many out there got away with it.
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Comment #4279661
I think the hardest part about this, is like Jason here a lot of people think it's ok for people to own guns, but not get crazy about it. Unfortunately there isn't great qualificat…
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Comment #4229234
Title makes it sound like security issues. But really it's just a list of 'improvements' you can make. Fun.
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Comment #4222251
If this was in PHP people would be crying out what a bad and horrible language it is. Javascript it's seen as an amusing conundrum.
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Comment #4205253
I don't enjoy it either, to me even though some principles are quite different, it seems like a series of mini waterfalls. The other thing is that it seemed to remove any creativit…
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Comment #4195270
When I saw this title, I thought "Oh no someone has figured out what plus addressing is" There are already enough people not allowing + in address fields, by pure neglect. Now if w…
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Comment #4162784
Always great when people think they know how the world works stumble into something they clearly don't understand. And instead of trying to understand it, or admitting they don't g…
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Comment #4151534
I'm not arguing what is best for the customer. Just best for Facebook. It's their service an they get to do what they want. It sucks, and I wish it wouldn't happen but it does. I k…
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Comment #4151496
Probably for the better, especially if your email/profile are public. It makes sense for Facebook to do this because they want all Communication to go through them. If you want peo…
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Comment #4147460
It looks like they were only held for a couple of hours and released. Not that I think this is right, but they are flying with lots of wires/electronics/batteries.
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Comment #4142586
When you frame it against a consignment store it makes sense. When you frame it against craigslist, it doesn't. Sure buyers flake, but ultimately I haven't had much issue with that…
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Comment #4142443
Got excited about this, grabbed it for iPhone. Launched it, got error that it can't connect to server. Will probably be deleted now. You got the one chance to get my attention, and…
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Comment #4023496
The box on the delivery made has some questionable spelling on it. There is a Team America joke in here somewhere. http://i.imgur.com/BG7mxl.jpg
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Comment #3988304
I read recently that TB on windows couldn't hot swap yet. Meaning you have to turn off the computer to get something to detect, that's pretty bad. But apparently will be fixed in f…
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Comment #3957713
Warning, the video shows him putting them in at the beginning. Not just showing how cool it hooks on. Shows a decent amount of blood and incision.
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Comment #3914429
I work with a team that's distributed across the world. Most of us are in the US (split across the time zones), but a few in europe, and a few elsewhere as well. I've found it's no…
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Comment #3884017
This is great, signed up now. $15 is a no brainer, $50 gives me pause. Does this mean their funding will drop drastically at first as everyone switches from $50 to $15?