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SpoonMeiser
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Comment #9017404
Python You don't have to worry about memory management, pointers and the like, and can just focus on the algorithms. All that stuff it super important to also know, but probably ea…
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Comment #8783133
Just one question: Can it automatically hide any links to techcrunch? That's the killer feature that's missing from all of these things.
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Comment #8025554
Ha ha
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Comment #8025485
Surely that's the null hypothesis? It's up to proponents of organic food to prove a benefit.
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Comment #7921626
Exactly what I was thinking
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Comment #7701296
I have a gpg encrypted file on a server that I manage manually - made slightly easier by the gpg plugin for vim. Not found a password manager with a UI that I get on with yet.
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Comment #5371954
theoldreader.com looks like a good alternative
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Comment #5088660
re point 2. I don't see a problem with using a regex to validate email, unless you get false negatives. Rejecting anything that could be a valid e-mail address is bad and will caus…
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Comment #4763731
The problem I find with something like gnome, is that it pulls in a huge amount of dependencies, and it isn't always easy to cleanly remove it.
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Comment #4655313
My wife has a horrible time with HSBC, and I always get a bit aggitated when I see people recommend them, so I'm glad to see other people sharing their horror stories about them. H…
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Comment #4655250
I like the Barclaycard (I think) fraud thing. You get called by a computer that asks you to identify yourself by picking a piece of personal information from a list. It might ask f…
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Comment #4655098
I like the Barclays mobile app. You authenticate it once using a pin sentry device, and give it a pass code, and from then on you can just use that pass code to get your balance us…
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Comment #4654998
HSBC are also (or at least were very recently) in the habit of calling customers and launching immediately into security questions without even identifying themselves first, which …
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Comment #3767064
"We're announcing Go version 1, or Go 1 for short" I foresee the next version being considered harmful.
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Comment #3667159
This really doesn't sound like a problem with the update function, this just sounds like web applications 101 - don't trust user data.
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Comment #3666943
Is it just me, or doesn't this sound very similar to SQL injection, only as applied to an ORM instead? That is, if my understanding is correct, they're taking user posted data and …
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Comment #2995678
"The full set are true monospace fonts, each character being exactly 0.5em wide" Umm... a 0.5em width m?
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Comment #2898952
That's a good analogy, because until recently, I was writing all my PNG files by hand.
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Comment #2750790
Also, it says that directly on the site itself.
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Comment #2614231
Great. Can it be adapted to hide any stories from TechCrunch instead?
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Comment #1966479
Can't wait to try this out on my touch-screen phone or tablet PC... ...oh, wait.
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Comment #1724285
This is excellent advice.
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Comment #1535079
s/solve/cause/
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Comment #1507651
I can't log in with either my 'free' or 'open' accounts. The client outputs something like this: 12:53:03.051 I [ap:1387] Connecting to AP B2.spotify.com:4070 12:53:03.054 I [ap:93…
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Comment #1456504
What struck me about the memo, is the constant references to 'the problem', without ever defining what the actual problem was. People not working long hours might be a symptom of a…