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kaerast
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About kaerast
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Comment #11882371
I don't know if it still works, but Google used to support network providers force non-ssl searches using DNS poisoning. BT's WiFi offering used to do this, which is one of the rea…
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Comment #6570895
So long as LTE is included in the UK models this time, I can see that being a big selling point as 4G is starting to slowly be rolled out here.
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Comment #4020408
So the fix for this then is to start our own country. I hear there's some unclaimed land in Africa which would do nicely - http://www.neatorama.com/2010/02/05/earths-last-frontier-…
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Comment #3717886
Vim when I want to quickly edit a file Geany for writing longer scripts RubyMine for Ruby development (mostly Chef cookbooks these days)
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Comment #3627086
Now we just need a little refactoring to merge these two. If only httpstatus.es was on github.
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Comment #3539774
Do managers really need to use version control? Give them Dropbox if they just want to share files simply.
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Comment #3539753
The problems you had when trying to switch to git are the exact same problems I have as a git fangirl when trying to use svn. To a large extent the choice of version control system…
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Comment #3535442
So I'm guessing the experiment is either A/B testing of layouts of number pads, or it's testing to see if people can cheat the leaderboard. Also, it must be a slow news day for thi…
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Comment #3498076
It's a great time to be a good programmer in a language that is popular. Otherwise things aren't so great.
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Comment #3364783
He glorified cluster bombs and marvelled at mass murder, if there's a heaven then he probably isn't in it.
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Comment #3364776
When leaving my grandparents' house for a long journey home, everybody was always instructed to give three rings when they get home safely. To this day I always let a phone ring th…
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Comment #3355395
This also gives rsync, scp and all the other benefits of commandline ssh. Mintty was enough for me to be able to put off installing Debian for another month.
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Comment #3237422
You realise you can offer an exit node for only certain ports? It's not perfect for what you want but its a start.
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Comment #3004512
No, that's designed to break - within that range is a large amount of credit cards numbers, and Google blocks that. The OP however is a genuine bug.
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Comment #2982346
Don't worry about it, if a user doesn't know what Tweets or direct messages are then the service isn't for them. You'll struggle to get people to start using Twitter just to regist…
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Comment #2868380
This app-in-a-day side project took slightly longer than it should have due to Heroku's recent problems with Amazon. Built with Padrino, Heroku and a Theme Forest theme, it went fr…
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Comment #2853253
I believe this incident probably is the reason for the drop in price, along with the incident at Bitomat just before. It's just people reacting to vulnerabilities in the market tho…
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Comment #2836272
On some badly configured Nginx servers the filename extension isn't parsed correctly. A php.jpg file will be executed as php because a badly written regex will match the .php. Even…
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Comment #2782575
One hopes he is smart enough to have a solid legal argument for what he has done. If he loses the legal battle then it's going to set a bad precedent for all these academic documen…
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Comment #2748151
I don't see why not, it's not like the site is requesting permission to do anything with your Twitter account - they just use it to count unique users as far as can tell. Mind you,…
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