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cliveholloway
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Comment #6935258
Favorite Perl snippet (from Joseph Hall's EPP book) [$x => $y]->[$x Holy shit - just realized I first touched Perl 15 years ago!
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Comment #6269102
> When it becomes illegal to stage mass protests about anything? As long as you're in a "free speech zone". > When the media is directly owned by the state, as it is in many places…
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Comment #5964592
I would have thought a client side encryption plugin that will seamlessly encrypt/decrypt all your Gmail sent between yourself and any other user running said plugin would be a sim…
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Comment #5152704
I clicked through after seeing original headline. It made sense. This means nothing to me at all. Aren't editors meant to make things more readable?
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Comment #4946416
That is a really good read, and very sane. So, obviously, it has to get pulled.
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Comment #4712357
It's called "NoScript". I have yet to see the solution on the site :D
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Comment #4441668
Where has the link's site gone?
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Comment #4407679
These days, the important thing is to know the right question. Once you get that far, the rest is easy. eg, you want to extract a date from a sentence. If you don't know the questi…
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Comment #4243368
DIGG killed Digg. The week after V 3.0 launched was a mess. Tons of corporate sponsored posts (AKA intrusive adverts), often multiple submissions by the same person on the front pa…
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Comment #4223516
Trying to work out why this is on HN. What next, "Google's Bathrooms"?
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Comment #3758138
When I heard Schneier had been invited I actually thought the government was going to take this seriously. Obviously this is now going to be just another whitewash. sigh
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Amazon killing off PayPhrase. Anyone know why?
I just got an email from Amazon stating that "On or about February 20, 2012, Amazon PayPhrase will no longer be available as a way to checkout at Amazon.com". A quick search doesn'…
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Comment #3491948
I would have just pointed out that the phrase "Libertarian community" is an oxymoron, heh.
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Comment #3491769
If I was driving in the desert, of course I would learn how to fix a car. You might as well have said, "if you go scuba diving don't whine if you get decompression sickness while s…
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Comment #3490997
I don't care how cars work, I trust the mechanic to fix the problem. I don't care how the financial markets work - I trust my 401k to pay for my retirement. Life is far too short f…
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Comment #3489876
"I have little compassion for people who store their files in the cloud only." That's all well and good, but what about the other 95% of the population that just want to pay someon…
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Comment #2438236
And they were so close. If only they could have worked out the missing piece... HINT: SD Card support.
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Comment #2403498
I think for the people in general to respect copyright, they need to have something to respect. 100 years is ridiculous. And it's unrealistic. Basically it gives certain companies …
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Comment #2303962
Windows 7, but with Ubuntu running on Virtualbox so I can actually get some work done.
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Comment #2171037
Do you really think that was an accident? Heh.
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Comment #2016775
In related news, when I'm on a non essential site that requires a password, forces a weird restriction ("Your password must contain at least one number and one non word character) …
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Comment #1832975
You post a large update in a place where you value your integrity stating that the goal you were going to achieve will be accomplished by a certain date (that appears reasonable). …
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Comment #1814298
Do you have to pay "hoisting bills" to pull the replacement images into place? ;-)
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Comment #1733560
You were texting while driving?
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Comment #1723826
And let's not get into "intelligent pressure pads". The number of times I've had to run a red light at night because the pad doesn't register my bicycle...