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Comment #29872811
Another example is Java's java.util.Map.of. It's a convenient method to construct a map in a single statement. https://docs.oracle.com/en/java/javase/11/docs/api/java.base...
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Comment #29383549
VLC doesn't have gapless audio playback.
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Comment #28414184
A guide for reading this Twitter page. 1. Start at the bottom of the posts by the author (just above the "More Tweets" section). 2. Find the post that mentions q_rsqrt. 3. work you…
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Comment #23711279
I've damaged two magsafe connectors in the last two years. The rubbery plastic protection near the charge point (with the orange/green LED) splits. Then it's super easy to make wor…
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Comment #9178534
>why can't "select A,B from foo" be served directly from the index mysql supports that with covering indexes. https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=IagfgRiKWd4C&lpg=PA178&v...
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Comment #8846372
From what I'm aware, authorization times are subject to the issuing banks. Some are valid for up to 30 days.
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Comment #8504716
Device fingerprinting is a big boon to fraud prevention. The more data sources that can help uniquely identify a device the better. I know some fraud prevention companies require m…
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Comment #6816107
>A Hacker's Replacement for Gmail users http://dbpmail.net/essays/2013-06-29-hackers-replacement-for... Show HN: I spent 2 years ago. I had no idea what that means.
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Comment #6517420
In PHP array_sum([1, 2, 3, 4, 5]);
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Comment #6426504
The colours just look to iterate through Red, Yellow, Green, Blue for each search term per box.
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Comment #5911400
Related link about some of the technologies used on gov.uk. http://digital.cabinetoffice.gov.uk/govuk-launch-colophon/
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Comment #5901556
I hate not having any other comment to make but I think you would benefit from trying to optimise the size of the main banner image [1]. It's currently clocking in at just under 80…
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Comment #5874364
Simple browser-side CSS does the trick. I use Stylish[1] for Chromium. I believe there is also a Firefox version. [1] - https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/stylish/fjnbnpbmke…
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Comment #5020050
In general aviation the term "takeoff/go-around" or "TOGA" is used, with the go-around phase used for aborting landings.
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Comment #3333539
>and with HP still undecided on the fate of WebOS I’m not going to spend my money on a potential brick This sounds like a misnomer. Can a device that is primary focused around web-…
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Comment #3316020
Except I imagine like the author like meant using like out of like, you-know, thingie... context. I live with someone who uses like far to often it's almost a speech impediment. Of…
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Comment #3215730
That is a typical troll post on 4chan /g/, quoting parts RMS
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Comment #3120572
>crazy slow speed What is wrong with the iphone 3G?
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Comment #3114548
>We buy a MacBook Pro each year and an iPad or iPhone each year as needed I don't understand this. You could be saving you self at least ~$1,300 a year, all for what? A slightly im…
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Comment #3090441
Its pure CSS in the same way most pure 'HTML5' demos are
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Comment #3066473
"As a result NoSQL databases may only have partial or no sql support." Gee, thanks Oracle
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Comment #3056153
Even living in the UK is frustrating some times. I wish more businesses advertise their operating limits on the home page. I got quite excited when looking at stripe, but only afte…
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Comment #3022684
I imagine this is a US only Bank?
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Comment #2962130
Regarding the poor RSS readers on WebOS, I encountered this problem but found a good free one that supports Google feeds at https://github.com/deliciousmorsel/Feeds
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Comment #2794886
>shape of the lens of the eye is a function of three sets of muscles that can be trained/relaxed to help vision come back to 'normal'. Didn't read your link but could this explain …