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crynix

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    Comment #5369266

    I thought I had gotten a ticket. This makes me sad. https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/--gAC0BE9NrA/UUCiUYUp90I/A...

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    Comment #5368144

    http://codereview.stackexchange.com/ ?

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    Comment #5361554

    If you're on a Mac, it's: sudo ipfw add reject src-ip 173.194.55.0/24 in sudo ipfw add reject src-ip 206.111.0.0/16 in

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    Comment #5356860

    Cool idea! Few things about the website: * The navbar on https://www.bitspend.net/order.html isn't consistent with the rest of the site. It's missing the "Order Now" link. * I want…

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    Comment #5353413

    I learned the command line by using the command line. When I switched to Arch Linux, using bash was inevitable. It took many Google queries and reading many man pages to finally be…

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    Comment #5337314

    Explosions in the Sky is fantastic for getting things done. I've written some of my best code to their music. http://open.spotify.com/track/5uWzSBJKqdSKJ3uMrYYUIT is one of my favo…

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    Comment #5330956

    What determined the outcome of your service was the convenience factor. To use it, the user needs to select the information, go to your webpage, and then submit it. It's too much w…

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    Comment #5329684

    I'd recommend adding an email to your profile so we can contact you.

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    Comment #5317698

    My bad. I didn't see it on HN previously. I'll make sure to double check next time.

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    Comment #5308492

    Yeah, I'm having the issue on Chrome 27.0.1425.0 dev on Mac OS X Mountain Lion. It's quite annoying.

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    Comment #5305788

    It might be your machine/browser/os. The same thing happened on my laptop (OSX/Chromium), but it worked fine on my desktop (Arch/Chromium).

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    Comment #5290348

    I hope you're aware imgur compresses images that you upload to it regardless of whether they were already compressed.

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    Comment #5290193

    Yes, programming is taught inside of _some_ high schools. A shockingly low amount of high schools actually teach it though. Neither my high school nor other nearby high schools hav…

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    Comment #5280442

    I'd recommend that OP have a solid portfolio and get a potential client interested, and then only reveal their age when entering into a contract or doing something where it matters…

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    Comment #5278044

    Reactions to obnoxious customers is strictly unprofessionally and shouldn't be tolerated. Someone is paying you to do your job. Do it right.

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    Comment #5272345

    It's all about networking. Take advantage of any connections you have. Meet as many people as you can.

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    Comment #5215710

    I know IntoVPS lets you burst RAM. I believe the cheapest plan can burst to 1GB.

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    Comment #5212187

    Well, it's a monetary transaction. The same happens when anything is purchased with a credit card anywhere.

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    Comment #5211849

    A complete introduction to Git can be found at http://learn.github.com/p/intro.html . I know you mentioned that you're comfortable with Git, but some of the information there may b…

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    Comment #5211330

    Well, of course you need to give the markdown extension to files which should be rendered as such. How else is Github supposed to know which files are markdown? Github Pages is str…

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    Comment #5205655

    Shouldn't web programming come before Python/Java? In the class I'm teaching the students picked up Javascript and HTML/CSS much quicker than Python or Java.

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    Comment #5156074

    Although I this shouldn't be encouraged, banning their accounts would be limiting sharing. Also, moderation would be a nightmare for GitHub. Additionally, it's somewhat hypocritica…