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Comment #9516087
Thank you for answering my question.
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Comment #9514361
I don't understand this.
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Comment #8601849
Oh the irony of hosting it on something other than SRC. SMH
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Comment #8385876
Also reproduced on 10.9.5 -- you would think that there's sometone at Apple looking at this forum and at hannob's bashcheck and that it would get tested. I guess there will be a 1.…
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Comment #8027321
The Americans should probably fear bugged Russian processors too, right?
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Comment #8023381
Yea, this is exactly what I said in another thread.
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Comment #8023367
Maybe he's trying to get you to bite on the database so that he can extort some money out of this.
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Comment #8023358
Did some investigation: * The tar file (cnet.com.tar) is 489MB. * Unpacked it's 536MB * No database * Around 30,000 files * READ.ME has a promise of a copy of the database if you s…
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Comment #8023331
Virtual machine...
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Comment #7946921
And a competitor to you would be Follow Up Then which does what you do, I think. ( http://fut.io/ ) I've used it for a very long time, but just switched to the snooze button in Str…
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Comment #7943903
Thanks for doing this, it is greatly appreciated. The list of offenders with screenshots is nice, but what would be really useful is a table that is sortable and filterable so that…
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Comment #7929045
Why not just slap Varnish in front of that and be done?
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Ask HN: best approach to writing a Windows service?
I need to write a native app that runs on recent flavors of Windows which can talk to a hosted API service and make changes to the local PC. It's a very simple set of tasks that ne…
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Comment #7397980
Numbers
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Comment #7396749
I really don't think you need to use NAPTR here. Using TXT works just fine, if you do a sort, if you prepend line numbers to the records. Alas, you still have to do a sort. It woul…
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Comment #7396436
http://www.nextthing.org/archives/2005/08/07/fun-with-http-h...
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Comment #6817468
Thank god that someone else feels the same. It's absolutely the worst thing I have seen in modern history.
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Comment #6810679
Yep. Mind blown.
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Comment #6746833
I own a small Drupal development shop in Minneapolis. I have 7 employees, and we recently started being more Agile than we used to be, which means we have a scrum at 9:30am every d…
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Comment #6746759
Results of the question here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1C1r8vGqZm7PiKZwYI7v1WnXJAJx... This is a follow up post from my 2010 post asking for help in deciding between Xbox 36…
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Comment #5973839
You're probably right. Then what about replacing it with junk? THen doing it again? Then again? Then again?