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lycos1

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    Comment #8542018

    I really liked that feature. Also being able to write check functions for your function.

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    Comment #8542004

    It seems to be: Jai

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    Comment #5923627

    Is there any technological basis for this being cryptographic? I couldn't find any, or am I missing the part where it is an artistic statement. Just knowing the language of the mes…

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    Comment #5043512

    This isn't a particularly good idea for competent readers who typically scan entire blocks of sentences at a time. The scrolling effect just slows them down.

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    Comment #3823691

    I do this too. Except I use screen a lot more than I use TMUX. A bit old fashioned, I know.

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    Comment #3788973

    12 years, started at age 13. I am 25 now. Started with QBasic transcribing games from a book I found in the library, then modifying them to do all sorts of new things. Quickly migr…

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    Comment #3747788

    > (that’s ActiveXObject('Microsoft.XMLHTTP') to silly old Internet Explorer) Such disrespect for the browser that invented Asynchronous Javascript class.

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    Comment #3449185

    Backbone is a javascript framework that makes web application development easier using the model, view, controller paradigm in the browser. You can connect your JSON models to pre-…

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    Comment #3149313

    I love this but the name is a bit daunting for me.

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    Comment #2900491

    Please don't link to w3schools. Thanks http://w3fools.com/

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    Comment #2807510

    Yes I found this statement interesting too.. wonder what issues he takes with chrome. I find my taste is opposite: firefox for development and chrome for regular browsing.

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    Comment #2693855

    We're definitely in a bubble with these valuations!

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    Comment #2626534

    So much for the open web.

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    Comment #2625424

    you mean... "I doubt that Microsoft will Eclipse the future of .NET" (Erich Gamma lead on Eclipse dev team)

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    Comment #2462788

    This looks like a fun alternative to the typical weekend hackathon. I'll give it a whirl.