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guftagu
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About guftagu
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Comment #42729843
We went to university together, had a semi-romantic friendship before as well. I always liked her and I thought she liked me back too but after graduating I was focused on other st…
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Comment #42716781
When I proposed to my wife, I met her after a couple of years and didn't know at the time if she was seeing someone. I nudged the conversation towards that topic and once I found o…
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Comment #22501986
You can definitely re-use the paper filters around least 3 times before throwing them away.
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Comment #22191292
Emby doesn’t have good apps for as many platforms as plex does. I use plex on my PS4 where Emby doesn’t have an app.
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Comment #20592302
Sorry, but on second thought this reply only lists the negative side of my experience. On the positive side, CataWiki has been excellent in communication and sharing feedback throu…
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Comment #20592245
Recently applied at CataWiki and aced the actual coding problem, but was later rejected because I failed the 2 hours whiteboard part of the interview. I have to say, those hours in…
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Comment #20592217
Location: Tallinn, Estonia Remote: No Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: typescript, node.js, react, ruby on rails (lots of small experiences in other technologies) Résumé/CV: …
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Comment #16084046
Guys, can't we just detect a program doing spectre-like behavior and just kill it instead of having every other application suffer a performance hit by the proposed changes? Antivi…
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Comment #15915336
It seems like they support every model but exactly mine. I'm running TP-LINK TL-WR845N
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Comment #15890589
I develop an application that has a SPA frontend and an API backend. They can love inside separate repos but I prefer to keep them together because if I change the API signature, I…
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Comment #15836275
I'd wait for the ecosystem to mature before building a business app with Phoenix. You never know what taken for granted library is missing in Elixir, and it's going to be damn hard…
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Comment #15680560
How do the waves have inertia then? We know for a fact that photons exert force in the surface they strike
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Comment #15547549
I'm debugging a symphony app that sends out error messages as full fledged HTML pages with bells and whistles. Previously I could see the rendered version of the HTML in firefox by…
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Comment #15501155
But where would I find all my apps like Evernote, Skype, Numi, Tyke, Alfred etc. ?
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Comment #15435484
Yeah, I won a WOWZAPP competition by making an HTML5 game in 2 days, wrapping it up in a Windows 8 app and publishing it to store. I got a Lumia 800 for it which ran Windows phone …
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Comment #15402746
The title is too clickbaity to resist
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Comment #15224642
No snowflake in an avalanche ever feels responsible.
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Comment #15154987
I have watched Apocalypto 3 times with a difference of 3-4 years. Each time I felt I was watching a completely different movie. Last time I watched it I saw it as a masterpiece in …
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Comment #14949781
Sadly I think game developers will now optimize towards wasting as much times as possible without convincing the user to quit. Longer loading times, more cut scenes, more fluff ess…
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Comment #14942313
What do you think will happen when it (inevitably) gets hacked?
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Comment #14831973
A very significant part of the population in most 'third world' countries is actually trilingual. Fir example, Pakistan is divided into 4 provinces, each with its own language and …
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Comment #14797285
You could just replace the battery inside it...
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Comment #14742270
Windows store also has full/legacy Win32 apps. See the Evernote app in the store, its regular old Win32
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Comment #14701135
plzreply@company.com?
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Comment #14699547
Nice! That file manager looks awesome!