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sh4na
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Comment #11030940
If it's a data center owned by a third party, they probably can't talk about it.
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Comment #10121771
It's fixed now ^_^
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Comment #10042088
I hear the owner of the .xyz TLD is flooded with requests, so if things aren't registered now, they will be soon enough :P
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Comment #10040782
Now to register all those names with the .xyz TLD...
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Comment #7197404
I tried to read the whole thing, but gah my brain just couldn't get past all the spelling mistakes. :-/
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Comment #7118032
Yup, same for me here. WTH is going on??
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Comment #7114815
Who needs clones when you can have Ron Gilbert's Scurvy Scallywags! https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/scurvy-scallywags/id59329984... I'm a huge fan of Match 3 games and I can honest…
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Comment #4205897
A Cleavage /me runs
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Comment #3807001
All the time. Negative thoughts are normal and increase as you learn more and can see where the flaws in your work are. The more you learn, the worse it gets, until at some point y…
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Comment #3805597
I just call them "noobgrammers", it's much less gender-biased and so much more self-explanatory.
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Comment #2554102
that rule was reversed months ago
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Comment #2554097
yup, that's exactly it
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Comment #2390009
Not at all, there are many different projects with varying levels of difficulty. Everything from documentation addins to web apps, build system fixes or runtime work. We don't care…
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Comment #2389473
Google Summer of Code is a global program that offers student developers stipends to write code for various open source software projects. There's 175 participating organizations, …
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Comment #2385501
The problem is that they do the exact same thing for people that they reach out to. Their recruiters go out to mailing lists and linkedin and harvest emails, then contact those peo…
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Comment #2385449
No. They employ a lot of people that can write code on boards, and can certainly churn it out at high velocity. But when you start looking at the actual code... it's bad. When I fi…
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Comment #2340665
Nod, I understand. At the risk of adding just a little more noise, a quick note: I initially ignored the comment, but then while reading other comments I started seeing the upvotes…
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Comment #2340536
It's mind-boggling what some people consider worthy of an upvote around here... didn't read the article, guesses what it says, then pats self in the back for such a good job at com…
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Comment #2340525
It's definitely something to do with the one of the points the article mentions: the fact that women don't even consider it as a career, unless someone introduces them to flying (r…
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Comment #2325023
That's funny, I'm always trying to create a Google profile but I can't, because my main account is on appdomains and they don't do profiles for appdomains. Which means I can't chec…
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Comment #2285728
Some say it's probably due to the installer copying lots of things around, combined with slow IO on the VM plus the installer assuming reads are going to be slow (the source being …
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Comment #2275380
Yes, there is sexism. It exists everywhere, not confined to any particular profession. The company where she suffered that probably had women in totally different areas that also s…
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Comment #2275325
In 14 years, this has never happened to me. Never in a corporate environment nor in a geek conference. Frankly, everywhere I worked, be it a startup or a huge corporation, I never …