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ssafejava
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Comment #7551856
What's the rationale for doing this, rather than simply using the package from upstream?
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Comment #7414192
That would be perfect for a ratio-enforcement scheme that works cross-tracker. I'm sure there would be ways to game it, but it could go a long way in ensuring the average user give…
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Comment #7384511
Since the image is actually rebuilt server-side to reflect the current rotation of the earth, it's simple to just rotate it with CSS based on the current time: http://jsfiddle.net/…
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Comment #7262236
That's nonsense. There are a lot of reasons that a first (or any) job isn't a fit, and a whole lot of them aren't caused by the employee's negative traits. Just to name a few: the …
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Comment #7262210
The pCell spatial demonstration [1] is really amazing. If this delivers what it promises, we could finally have the technology we needed to cut the cord entirely for personal/busin…
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Comment #7068025
Lots of people do - some backup providers charge tiered amounts or 'unlimited' data, and the convenience of getting your OS back exactly the way it was is absolutely worth using an…
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Comment #7048796
A chrome extension can make network connections that you won't (normally) see in Dev Tools using a background page. You'll see the connections if you inspect the background page di…
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Comment #6913439
This is a fantastic feature, and something that preprocessors like SASS/LESS cannot do without complicated workarounds. There are often times in my CSS workflow where I want to do …
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Comment #6879046
That's not the first time I've been disappointed in the style and operation of the JS packaged with bootstrap. While they solved some useful problems and packaged it nicely, they d…
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Comment #6872622
That's really interesting! Could you post any examples of how you're using it?
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Comment #6872618
TFA is arguing to use the router for navigation without having it push a separate URL to the bar, and still have back/forward work correctly. Essentially, creating a route change t…
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Comment #6872562
I think the GP was on the right track, but somewhat confused. They obviously don't do this on all models, but some dual-core models are disabled quad-cores. Remember the Athlon X3?…
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Comment #6858789
Just use coinbase. IMO it's the only exchange that actually does fiat currency to BTC correctly - all the rest have horror stories posted all over bitcointalk and reddit.
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Comment #6845582
You have to admit, that responding to a very informative message comparing and contracting Solaris's networking stack with Linux's with Have you ever kissed a girl? - Bryan is incr…
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Comment #6766771
The nicest description most Polygon staff could manage for the Xbox One's silhouette is "inoffensive" — there's no sugarcoating the console's lack of visual flair. Microsoft has cr…
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Comment #6766064
In my experience, it is absolutely worth having a degree - by all means, don't give that up, you should graduate, especially since you've come this far. In terms of grades, I found…
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Comment #6709859
I became a remote worker through a mix of bad luck, bad management, and a startup that wasn't going well. Of course at the time, I thought it was terrible; it turned out to be incr…
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Comment #6687808
Naming him wasn't the right approach and I apologize for that - however I cannot edit or delete the post. His involvement as the UI team lead is, however, public information. His c…
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Comment #6687204
It gets worse - the UI team lead had an associate's degree in Art & Web Design from a community college, and a bachelor's in Zoology. [1] Normally, I would say credentials generall…
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Comment #6680883
I believe sound is disabled by default - makes it honestly not very different than an animated GIF from an advertising perspective.
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Comment #6673411
So, if Adobe engineers eventually realized that they needed to upgrade their password security, and they had access to the passwords in their DB (they used 3DES, and they had the k…
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Comment #6610436
You guys have put out some great pieces of JS in the last year and the quality is getting better. I'm a big fan of how this is not jQuery dependent and the code is simple. I've bee…
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Comment #6609890
The difference is only a few inches!
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Comment #6609861
Computers DO get cheaper every year. That Core 2 Duo machine you bought in 2006 might have cost $2000, but those components (if you can even find a place to buy them) would likely …