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codecaine
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Comment #3354296
I always thought that was some kind of urban myth that programmers made up to make themselves look better.
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Comment #3331744
one word: Flashblock
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Comment #3277692
added this to my start tabs
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Comment #3109487
which is actually a good thing
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Comment #3104928
I like how I dont have to visit Coding Horror regularly to see whether there is a new post but rather just check HN
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Comment #3055126
earlier today I was wondering whether someone already created a compilation of those, thanks a lot op! I think these icons are great for protyping/design mockups.
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Comment #3055046
fun fact: In Germany it's exactly the other way round at least for 99% of the banks. You will get a free debit card at every bank but you have to put down a considerable amount of …
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Comment #3055009
had the same problem when my FF was 30% browser and 70% extensions
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Comment #3048756
Price of this Kindle in DE : 99 EUR (134 USD)
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Comment #3045988
after I've worked with a fast browser like Chrome I just can't go back
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Comment #3045984
I did that and installed a couple of extensions that add old functionality and Firefox now crashes pretty much randomly
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Comment #3044253
what bothers me most is that they made the whole top part (including title, menu bar etc if you choose to enable it) transparent. I personally just find that horrible. Screenshot: …
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Comment #3044124
After Firefox 4 came out I had to install so many extensions to make it feel like 3.6 that it became unstable and incredibly slow. Because Firefox apparently tries to be more like …
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Comment #3036933
did they actually receive $281,989 in funding or is that a bug on kickstarters side?
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Comment #3036641
I don't know what the term for those sites is. Something like http://nopaste.info/ . How do you plan to implement file encryption in JS?
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Comment #3036482
I've never been to Silicon valley, in fact I've never been to the US but I personally feel that this picture the author draws of "old" SV is very idealized. This rant contains high…
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Comment #3036452
did you do the JS implementation of PGP yourself? Really cool service btw. Maybe you could write up a nopaste-tool which encrypts the stored contents before they get posted to your…
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Comment #3034464
wow, I was assuming that everything is stored encrypted on Googles servers. Would be cool if someone could clarify this, as the explanation in the Google help is a bit vague IMHO.
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Comment #3033899
thanks for keeping me updated about redis :)
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Comment #3033585
I think Ghostery deserves some promotion here : http://www.ghostery.com/ available for all major browsers. It blocks near to all webbugs including the facebook social plugins.
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Comment #3032076
I guess Groupons collapse would actually make a pretty neat movie
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Comment #3017679
everything else would be just plain wrong (both from a tech and a capitalist standpoint)
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Comment #3010884
the Pirate Party is a very liberal party and as such attracts all kinds of people with varying viewpoints. Im pretty sure that holocaust denial is not the norm.
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Comment #3010479
As far as I know there have been improvements in the virtual memory field. However it is not recommended to use redis if the data you want to store in it exceeds the amount of ram …
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Comment #3010470
Redis operations are performed in RAM and while you can specify an interval where its contents should be written to disk you risk loosing some data if it closes unexpectedly. If th…