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toolate
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Comment #2228702
I'm still holding out for http://nokiaplanxp.com/
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Comment #2200937
If this is object oriented then his approach can best be likened to multiple inheritance. Because CSS doesn't offer any kind of native inheritence he's forced to redefine each and …
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Comment #2178422
That looks like a good start, but is missing the multi-pass approach from the original article.
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Comment #2168784
IE (with certain settings on) is sending page data back to Microsoft. If it sends the URL, title and referrer back then the following session is pretty easy to reverse engineer. 1.…
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Comment #2164525
I find these overly soppy ads a bit baffling. Ads in Australia and UK are nowhere near as sickly sweet. Perhaps we are a bit more cynical.
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Comment #2137988
While the tab behaviour is good, the close buttons are hopelessly small. They are a tiny 12px by 12px on Windows. Compare this to the close window buttons, which are 64px by 24px. …
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Comment #2133773
"Most 100,000 LOC "applications" created by people like this could be rewritten as five lines of Perl in fifteen minutes. I know because I've done it. [...] I should also mention t…
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Comment #2118723
The more I read from 1000memories the less I like the concept. The entire of the premise seems insensitive from the outset, but the cold analysis they do in their blog posts makes …
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Comment #2026088
function getCount() { return { 'count': 1 }; } Not what I'd do, but a common style nonetheless.
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Comment #2023609
Couldn't he gamble with them? Put one or two chips down at a time, keep the winnings as "clean" chips and gamble with the dirty ones until they're all gone?
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Comment #2018308
This would be possible with Flash.
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Comment #2014220
I can't imagine the branding looks as good for Chrome 23.0 as it does for single digits. Maybe they'll switch to code names.
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Comment #1986150
Dub-dub-dub.
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Comment #1978853
Amazon's API format is irrelevant because their service is so popular. Once the API is stable and client libraries are available for common languages most developers will be unawar…
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Comment #1957287
Firefox's prompts are a pain in the neck. "Do you want to install the latest Firefox?" No! I want to browse the web. That's why I opened my browser. Every time I get that message I…
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Comment #1946177
I worked on some of those sites. Good riddance.
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Comment #1940012
For 15 times as many donations as text based ads ( http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1912983 ) I think it's worth it.
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Comment #1897265
I've found that the quality of a PHP project tends to be fairly independant of whether it uses a templating library. One benefit of Smarty is that it forces at least some seperatio…
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Comment #1897238
You went through a machine which took photos of your naked body without your knowledge and you don't see a problem with that? I went through a machine in Amsterdam last year and wa…
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Comment #1890029
If it's really that much of a problem why haven't you tried sleeping pills? I use them occasionally and they definately help, but they don't knock you out. If you're drinking alcoh…
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Comment #1880914
"Manage your game online and integrate our open source libraries in your code, its that easy." That should be "It's". No comma and an apostrophe. I have to agree with the other com…
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Comment #1879071
To view this page in Firefox I have to add an exception for the certificate. Firefox now displays a hint that this is a secure connection ( http://imgur.com/d9kEd ). It's up to me …
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Comment #1879065
Got to love that apparenly iPhone, Android, and Blackberry are "all". Targetting the early adopters makes sense, but making your tagline a blatent lie doesn't.
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Comment #1873618
I always thought it was a shame that HTML only defined two elements for content: and .
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Comment #1872313
You might be better off getting the canonical path and then checking against a whitelist. E.g. `strpos(realpath($command_path), '/var/www/html/') === 0`.