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jzcoder

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    Comment #32872447

    I immediately close a page dense in text and using a thin font like Lato or Raleway.

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    Comment #24638332

    I don't think this matters. If he strongly claims he is an expert on Flask, and I knew Flask, then I would test the depth of that knowledge. You can't validate every detail on thei…

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    Comment #23245668

    You should look at Actions in the Python implementation of Cocos2d. It uses operator overloading to allow '+' for sequential actions and '|' for parallel actions. These are composa…

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    Comment #11706260

    Norton Guides. A similar TSR that also included a compiler for building your own guides. I remember one popular one was the Ralph Brown Interrupt List. I think about this tool a lo…

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    Comment #10679839

    Corel had a serious SVG effort during this early period around 2002-2004. They created a SVG Viewer and tooling around an initiative known as Smart Graphics. Here's a Press Release…

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    Comment #10177406

    Here's another set of examples, for different targets: https://www.owasp.org/index.php/OWASP_Testing_Guide_Appendix...

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    Comment #10177374

    Instead of pure random data, fuzzers can use 'attack heuristics' to try and minimize the search space. These are specific patterns that are more likely to expose bugs, based on pre…

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    Comment #6015683

    I agree. The first thing I did when I saw this announcement was look for the REST API. Surely, those existing platform specific libraries are built on a REST API, so why not docume…

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    Comment #5965981

    I agree your approach has a different set of advantages. It's just the end goal is similar and the name is so similar. That's more the point I was trying to make.

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    Comment #5965792

    Looks interesting. But, a similar solution exists with a similar name called PageKite ( https://pagekite.net/ ). They do not deploy your application code to the cloud. With PageKit…

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    Comment #5905510

    Does anyone have experience with what they call "app tender" sites like http://appcity.org/ ? I've heard one anecdote about a guy who knows a guy who bought a very simple iOS app f…

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    Comment #5818963

    I have used 99designs for two logos and used Logoworks back in 2007 for one logo. 99designs produces many more creative and professional designs than Logoworks. Logoworks owned by …

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    Comment #5403806

    I always forget the new name. Luckily, the old URL http://freshmeat.net still works. I browse it maybe once every few months. Mostly for nostalgia sake. I also noticed http://www.o…

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    Comment #5348640

    Intuit removed the DRM from TurboTax after one release in 2003 after public outcry and financial analysts questioned them about it. All you gamers have to do is stick to your posit…

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    Comment #2971824

    All the upsell checkboxes are defaulted off. I don't understand what the problem is clicking through a couple of pages without checking anything. I've done it dozens of times with …

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    Comment #2967335

    I find it hard to swallow the PR this is an "organic conference" and "driven by love for the community" with a normal ticket price of $600. Even at the $300 cost this is more than …

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    Comment #2554481

    Before you get too confident about being the next YouTube, consider there are already at least two startups doing this exact thing. I can only remember one now, VoiceTap, but there…

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    Comment #2045651

    The Ns module API was also very clean. This is why we choose it to embed our libraries and expose an HTTP interface to our other internal applications. It's worked reliably for thi…