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sparaker
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About sparaker
talha a.t fallentech.com Twitter: @tal_asad
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Comment #28090378
I don't know if they have this, but a good feature a privacy centric android experience would be, to have a simple accessible log of what app accessed what using which permission.
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Comment #28062575
Sign in takes you to a 404 Github OAuth
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Comment #22146064
1. Google search ads look like search results. While they used to not allow website owners to make their content look like their text ads. 2. Uber shows the rate (and eventually ch…
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Comment #17225072
Stop using Facebook already ... it's a liar and deceiving social network.
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Comment #16098864
I just moved up and down and it detected that as a push up
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Comment #16052774
Looks simple and self explaining framework. Would work well for legacy and small projects that don't need a lot of state to work with.
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Comment #16039603
With all the emails ending with "CEO, MNesty, LLC" I doubt you'll be able to fool anyone
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Comment #15938398
For a language that is named "clean", the documentation page is utterly unclean and cluttered.
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Comment #15355747
I learned the neat trick of -~ Thanks!
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Comment #15224597
Checking up on your friends and family once a week is good enough for most people, Facebook will try to lure you to check it every 4 hours.
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Comment #14700749
"It is also supposed to improve memory usage and stability" Did you do a comparison of memory against phantomJS?
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Comment #14409329
It would be interesting to see which subtitles are using these vulnerabilities and what they are achieving with them. We could estimate how long this has been around.
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Comment #14401652
The author is clearly feeling burned out and has lost motivation for his project. Working on something for 6 years definitely shows persistence, and persistence is never blind, the…
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Comment #14262486
Who is to say this guy didn't do the same :)
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Comment #14171833
Many points in this blog post are spot on, The moral of the story is: There is no perfect tech stack or architecture, only pros and cons. The sooner you learn this, the better you …
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Comment #12545371
Some benchmarks on the algorithm in the README would be a nice addition, glad this is MIT License.
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Comment #10210754
This is great news without a doubt, Does anyone know what is the direction Typescript is headed now that ES6 is becoming increasingly supported?
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Comment #10196067
There is http://sailsjs.org/ for people who want a Rails equivalent.
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Comment #10163422
I think its the loss of excitement mid way executing an idea that makes one lazy. If an idea continues to excite you to a level where you think "you're doing justice to it" i think…
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Comment #10162366
But are they written in Go?
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Comment #10120769
Anybody know how was he spamming? Using wall or messages?
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Comment #10077669
This is such a useful project. Seems to be working well in my tests on OS X and i was unsuccessful setting up tmate on my machine. (silent tears of joy)