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When he finds the '@', he's gonna be delighted!

I hope she's not called Rebecca Mary-Rachel Ford ...

Apparently doesn't work if the words are just in your signature.

I'm not sure that's even 'large', let alone 'huge'.

Are government run lotteries also unethical? What about government run investment schemes?

You should clarify - that's the minified JavaScript!

The trouble with that analogy is that water and electricity (just about) are absolutely essential to our day-to-day lives; a specific social media site isn't. Facebook needs to app…

From the FAQ [1]: "Are reposts ok? If a story has had significant attention in the last year or so, we kill reposts as duplicates. If not, a small number of reposts is ok." As with…

There are a few similar slip-ups in the article; the author is presumably not a native English speaker. However, despite that - and what really motivated me to comment - I find thi…

Since Sergey stopped wearing it [1]. [1] http://beta.techradar.com/news/portable-devices/other-device...

Why " write native or .NET" but " hack together some javascript and CSS"?

And many of us object to that male default. About the first thing I learnt at any serious level of linguistics teaching is that language does not stand still, it evolves. It would …

Did he say he was a 'he'?

(Because http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms973919.aspx#string... for anyone wondering 'Why Turkish?')

Of course, this is how our browsers used to work before the makers decided to remove or hide that feature. I've never seen it on a mobile device. Does anyone understand the reasons…

It's easy to toss out statements like "monitor your network traffic"; do you have any good suggestions for how an average developer with relatively little understanding of networki…

To say "b has n more views than a", you need two operations whether you use signed or unsigned ints. Signed let's you say "these two videos have n different views" but, to be hones…

Yes, pretty poor usability to link two words only separated by a space, but terrible usability to extend that to linking two adjacent characters separately.

If IE didn't barf on a trailing comma after the last value, we wouldn't have this problem. That's probably the biggest source of all my IE JavaScript bugs. To be fair, I'm not actu…