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rorrr2

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    Comment #6481814

    But then you have to check that label manually. You might as well just check the website.

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    Comment #6481776

    NaCl is sandboxed. http://www.chromium.org/nativeclient/getting-started/getting...

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    Comment #6472774

    Why would I use your service when I can collect errors with window.onerror and push the data into Google Analytics or Splunk with a couple of lines of javascript?

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    Comment #6466643

    It should be enough to compare.

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    Comment #6465415

    Also hourly rate is infinitely more useful. Working full time at $50/hr is a completely different lifestyle from working 20 hours/week at $100/hr.

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    Comment #6464786

    To be fair, many of the websites she made would literally take most of you 3 minutes to build, like this one: http://jenniferdewalt.com/whats_my_ip/page But there are definitely ot…

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    Comment #6464762

    No, there should be a more stringent review of the permissions apps request. The dangerous ones should be marked in red and you should approve each one individually.

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    Comment #6463232

    What's the point of this? Visualizations usually have a goal to display some data or relationships/connections in a useful way.

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    Comment #6460630

    Is that what Facebook is doing? Throwing all the code away and rewriting from scratch when they want to make a change? You're full of shit and have no clue what you're talking abou…

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    Comment #6454529

    It's because you don't pay enough. End of discussion.

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    Comment #6454505

    And that's how you end up with shitty code that nobody wants to touch.

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    Comment #6452561

    Apart from Scroll Lock and Pause, I don't see anything else that I'd want to be gone. Caps Lock - maybe, but many people use it. Windows keys annoy the hell out of me, but many peo…

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    Comment #6450431

    "Missing link" is not a scientific term, there's no such thing in evolution. It's only really used by creationists now. Every fossil and organism is transitional, including us. htt…

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    Comment #6443453

    Flywheel storage with magnetic bearings in vacuum is very efficient and can be scaled to almost any size. Beacon Power has been building them on a commercial scale in NY: https://w…

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    Comment #6437639

    > Well, feel free to take any medicine you want You are not making any sense. That's the opposite of what I'm advocating.

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    Comment #6437567

    I find it silly to try and disprove idiots who think some bogus alternative medicine works. Let the evolution take its course and weed out the morons.

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    Comment #6434443

    At least computational physics and chemistry has practical applications. History - not so much. Our society doesn't need so many history graduates. History should be a hobby, not s…

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    Comment #6433827

    As long as they can squeeze more than $4.7B out of RIM, it doesn't matter if it's a dying brand (which it is).

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    Comment #6433806

    It doesn't matter. Developers almost never develop/test in an environment that mimics production - multiple load balancers, multiple app servers, multiple database servers, failove…

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    Comment #6430276

    Is that the only place in the country that employs? At her age she shouldn't even be working. What has she been doing for over 60 years? Where is her social security, 401k/IRA, sav…

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    Comment #6430155

    OK, if I never need to write insanely slow object oriented code for no good reason, I will download your "library".

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    Comment #6430151

    So your code is 45.7 times slower. HAHAHAHA.

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    Comment #6430133

    I think converting numbers to objects and back is ugly. And insanely inefficient. For this particular example it must be orders of magnitude slower.

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    Comment #6430096

    Why would you do this for numbers? How is $number = new Number(6.9); echo $number->ceiling() // 7 ->max(array(5, 9, 49.1)) // 49.1 ->floor() // 49 ->sqrt() // Value ->value(); // G…