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dmaclay
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Comment #6172314
This prevents Chrome from ever being my primary browser.
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Comment #1615916
Someone pretty much has, it's called chicken scheme.
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Comment #1504532
Working on large projects where you experience the consequences of bad judgment calls made years earlier, and trying to figure out how things could have gone better. Probably the n…
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Comment #1171703
Edsger Dijkstra had this to say: "Are you quite sure that all those bells and whistles, all those wonderful facilities of your so called powerful programming languages, belong to t…
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Comment #1123877
Gandi http://en.gandi.net
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Comment #1072028
So what they are saying is rather that "power attracts the already corrupt" you just don't get to see their true colors until they are in power. Your stereotypical abusive politici…
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Comment #1032467
Just don't use threads in python, use multiprocessing!
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Comment #873214
If management can't figure out what is going on without people deliberately reporting to them, they're not much good at their job.
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Comment #650125
gandi.net
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Comment #592257
This is bullshit, he admits he realised that in addition to installing AdBlock, users had to deliberately get EasyList, then he goes on to conveniently assume that said users (who …
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Comment #590764
I would ask "What are we looking for?" A correct answer requires great insight and pretty much compels the candidate to continue and explain how they fit the description.
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Comment #579411
Mount elastic blocks to hold your db directories and take regular incremental snapshots.
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Comment #559662
Sing the first few words of your opening sentence. It really grabs attention, and usually shuts everyone up in confusion. While it is not overtly offensive, you will piss-off the u…
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Comment #556441
The problem with this idea is that the rich are more mobile, and will simply relocate globally to a more favorable tax zone, giving you nothing.
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Comment #554075
Actually a canny data-center operator might be able to offer a limited free service to something like a hospital, allowing them to argue that a wholesale shutdown might threaten li…
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Comment #536807
The 10 cents to the dollar allows you to absorb some fraud. You also check the applicants records, and for those cases where there is too much uncertainty offer payment only after …
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Comment #536746
Even high-profile complaints will only ever result in case by case resolutions. Now if someone was able to start a business where they bought the rights to seized google checkout a…
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Comment #530761
it is a rip-off of: http://quintura.com
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Comment #499373
You don't get it, to Google advertisers are the customers, the so called 'users' are product.
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Comment #498665
This looks better suited to the B-Tree version of Berkeley-db than MySQL.
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Comment #434490
For Lisp read: Practical Common Lisp by Peter Seibel (www.gigamonkeys.com/book/)
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Comment #414128
http://siteexplorer.search.yahoo.com
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Comment #407707
A real full-size keyboard with tactile feedback.
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Comment #404426
To hire sufficient good TAs, schools would have to pay much more than they do, as they are competing with a lucrative commercial industry. However academic hierarchies won't tolera…
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Comment #380545
We use Adobe Flex, and at times have the Flex app write to a HTML page in the browser (for the vastly better markup). The .swf format makes things a bit more secure, although you c…