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    Comment #10770394

    a (so far) in-house built service that manages DNS srv records.

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    Comment #6068763

    Less than three? Control-C, Control-V. Three or more? Refactor!

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    Comment #5510807

    You seem to have an integer overflow error or something. > Coins in circulation > 10994200 > that's 224,516,226.80 kr That's not right, $2,049,318,880.00 ~ 13,192,490,290.00 SEK

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    Comment #5362486

    chrome 25 and xubuntu 12.10

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    Comment #5362388

    I don't get what's supposed to happen. To me it looks like this: http://i.imgur.com/CMwdLNg.png

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    Comment #5228806

    At my company, small cms company bought a few years ago by older larger media company, recruiting in Stockholm, we're offering new employees a Mac or Linux laptop, but there is a l…

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    Comment #5228653

    I'm not trying to flamebait, but are macs so popular that it's just assumed that all new hires want one as their tool? At my company we're still asking new employees which platform…

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    Comment #4933085

    When I quit my first job, my former employer made a point of conducting all exit interviews with someone who was in no way an authority figure for the person quitting (I did mine w…

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    Comment #4717752

    I couldn't stand Unity either, and for me it was more an issue of coming from an earlier version of Ubuntu (gnome).

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    Comment #4380303

    The €210 price tag is a bit too steep for me. I would have bought one for €60.

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    Comment #3851630

    One of the main reasons I hang out on programming help channels on IRC is to hone my skills in reading other peoples' messy code when helping them solve a problem. Plus, there's th…

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    Comment #3831593

    Planet Money did an episode on why TOS and EULA's aren't human (as opposed to lawyer) readable. Here's a link to the episode: http://www.npr.org/blogs/money/2011/04/21/134633336/wh…

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    Comment #3794412

    Not bad! On a similar note Etablissemanget adopted "treating objects like women" as their slogan.

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    Comment #3793092

    Team Fizz Buzz is not an unreasonable team name! Or is the norm out there for teams to name themselves to whatever they are working on? Our current teams are named: "Team America 2…

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    Comment #3666333

    Sorry for being off topic, but I thought the correct word would be "applies" in this sentence. Could anyone educate me, please? Sinc., a swede

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    Comment #3451326

    This comment cost me $2000 to write.

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    Comment #3196852

    This is really neat! I never realized how much of the reddit content was internet memes :)

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    Comment #3139987

    You're probably right that it improved, but it's still not nearly polished and robust enough (compared to gnome2). You get the exact same window placement stuff by activating the P…

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    Comment #3139674

    I had the same thing happen to me a couple of days ago when I did the upgrade. My old gnome2 desktop was set up so that I almost never had to use the mouse. I used gnome-do for app…

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    Comment #2506319

    If you can run gnome apps, you should definitely try gnome-do. It's like the launcher, but more polished. Gnome-DO is the main reason I'm staying with "ubuntu classic".

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    Comment #2505510

    Atex, Stockholm, Sweden. We're hiring people to R&D and professional services to our development office in Stockholm. You'd be working on our web CMS system that's used by a bunch …

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    Comment #1252237

    Site is down for me =/