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kleevr

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    Ran into one of these about a month ago. I was working with some sketch PHP that was resulting in a seg fault, when I attached xdebug and stepped through the code, it ran fine.

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    Comment #2752775

    Every so often I have to do some minor maintenance work on a GoDaddy account, I can't stand their interface. I may have said it elsewhere, but I'm a big fan of DirectNIC even thoug…

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    Comment #2694832

    I just set up redmine about 2 months ago, and I'm loving it. Recently got my SVN linked up and now I can cross reference commits with issues in the tracker.

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    Comment #2558606

    Getting the same thing on Google Chrome 12 on Ubuntu 9.04.

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    Comment #2495542

    I kind of like hiding the points for active threads, maybe after 24 hours it could show the points. This would be helpful when

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    Comment #2473290

    I used readability on this link. It actually dropped the 'Epilogue' on this one which left me scratching my head for a couple seconds before I backed out. But readability is incred…

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    Comment #2273231

    I'm sure you could pick up quite a few bitcoins with it.

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    Comment #2201010

    This was an excellent explanation, and it's a really brilliant idea. And the fact that it already has an impressive perceived value (parity with USD), I would totally accept it as …

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    Comment #2182321

    Honestly I don't mind keeping FB as a Rolodex of people I may only tangentially know, but I don't necessarily want to know what they had for breakfast. Hiding totally solved this p…

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    Comment #1924602

    1+5+4 = 10 (even digit sum) For small values of X 11X = X+X, 2X always even For slightly larger values of X, where 11X 11x10 = 110, (starts out even) 11x11 = 121, (both of the firs…

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    Comment #1908846

    I'm running Ubuntu on my development machine, and I really enjoy VIM keybindings. I had a lot of trouble getting the key bindings to work in Eclipse, but jVi worked like a charm in…

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    Comment #1697499

    Given the misspellings/mispronounciations/miscommunications already inherit in the name, I think they should re-brand as something like: Disápora ... (or some other spelling of a s…

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    Comment #1673415

    Perhaps, they should find a way to (re)measure the final product, and re-label as necessary.

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    Comment #1673398

    My mother, who has worked as a seamstress, says that when they cut the fabric for the patterns, the pattern cut can vary as much as 2 inches depending on whether the fabric was on …

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    Comment #1640456

    True, but there's also the massive anarchistic user base. /r/all is/was yelling censorship top to bottom. Starting to look a lot like the Digg Revolt[1] circa '07 regarding the 09 …

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    Comment #1504208

    > (out of about 750 pages) Come on, it's 777 pages for a reason! :) When I realized the page count (purposefully) included the index I was quite tickled. So many gems, little and l…

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    Comment #1479792

    Uh, I wouldn't know about Leopard; but Ubuntu can apparently go to "11". ( http://i.imgur.com/8E7Wx.jpg )

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    Comment #1474285

    I couldn't find the original quote, but if I can paraphrase it: Spend two pence less than you make and you'll be content, maybe even happy. Spend two pence more than you make and y…

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    I'll second this. The method I use is to count to five, then return to 1. You can sort of gage where you're at, as you'll catch yourself hitting 6, 10, 12 before returning to one. …

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    Comment #1260181

    My first computer job as a teen was working at a small SEO shop (3 people) writing little cgi/perl scripts for this and that. Yahoo's http server at that time used to take redirect…