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extc

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    Comment #17511817

    Your site is down

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    Comment #17356601

    This is marked as dupe but I cannot find the dupe.

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    Comment #17146072

    You can still use CrashPlan business plan, it's just not as cheap as before.

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    Comment #11405692

    Exotic Objects | NYC-based (remote is fine) We're a small dev shop looking for both modern Javascript devs (ES6, Backbone, etc) and python devs (with Django experience) to work on …

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    Comment #10362721

    I assume you mean Alternote (not Alternate) which says it's just an alternative GUI to the Evernote backend. So you still seem to be at the mercy of Evernote?

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    Comment #10362426

    Instagram seems to be doing OK with python.

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    Comment #10042588

    On a related off-topic topic, does anyone know why AdWords doesn't allow super specific keywords? i.e. if keywords get under X hits then AdWords won't enable them even if there mig…

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    Comment #10042506

    Is this a proposed standard or it's cool for Apple to create this custom property because it fits their flavor-of-the week design? This is typically be frowned upon when Microsoft …

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    Comment #10041738

    And just in case: http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=fAh2fcfn

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    Comment #9958966

    Since you seem to know what you're talking about - can you explain: if the system can be accessed and controlled remotely, why it can't be patched remotely?

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    Comment #9937217

    It's not and is actually misleading as people who do not already know this are not gaining any concrete information, just an anecdote.

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    Comment #9922885

    What's more probable? a) The developers were this incompetent b) This "exploit" was a feature requested by the DHS

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    Comment #9920236

    Optimism, I suppose.

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    Comment #9919920

    What's obnoxious is that everyone watching from the outside knew all these forced G+ moves were annoying and not welcome. One of the worst outcomes, imo, is the addition of G+ comm…

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    Comment #9902602

    blow torch

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    Comment #9902574

    I recommend the TV show Wheeler Dealers (always skip the first 15 minutes). It's the only car show I've found that actually goes into detail on how to fix things on used cars. You'…

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    Comment #9899357

    Before the actual article content, it shows 17 ads for standing desks then a huge infographic on why sitting is bad. It's literally 90% down the page until the article starts. here…

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    Comment #9816282

    Exotic Objects | NY-based (remote is fine) We're a small dev shop looking for both front-end devs (Jquery, Backbone, etc) and back-end devs (Node or Django) to help with contract w…

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    Comment #9808924

    https://www.beepi.com/

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    Comment #9799314

    One thing not discussed is the difference between $0 and $24. It's likely that some users that actually valued the service looked else where because they didn't offer a $10 or $15 …

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    Comment #9711239

    Wow, that brings back memories. Any other AOL "hax0rs" from back in the day, remember a rainman account was the holy grail?

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    Comment #9641558

    How does this compare to mechanize?

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    Comment #9411630

    Icons on his desktop.

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    Comment #9411628

    There's a widely used python library called fabric. Now Apple-owned Crashlytics is calling themselves Fabric. Now we have Service Fabric from Microsoft. Strange.