ProNoob13

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by ProNoob13 11y ago
Debian server with LXDE.
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by ProNoob13 13y ago
You should develop in whatever you love. It's a great thing to know multiple languages, though.
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by ProNoob13 13y ago
An app that tracks the prices of a certain product across several website, so you can buy it when it's cheap, where it's.
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by ProNoob13 13y ago
Actually, it's a one-man company. The guy from the sales team is the very same developer that's made every version of Sublime Text so far.
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by ProNoob13 13y ago
I actually believed it all the way to the last two paragraphs.
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by ProNoob13 13y ago
Flying to NY to meet him is one thing. Actually telling him is another.
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by ProNoob13 13y ago
Groningen, The Netherlands: 5 euros (6 dollar 78).
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by ProNoob13 13y ago
That's for the about-bar, on the bottom. You can click on it. There's Google Maps there to illustrate where the garden is located.
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by ProNoob13 13y ago
Good point. On the other hand, DRM will come to HTML5 anyway, whatever we try. So, I think it's better to give it a spec, and have one, unified and well-known way for the DRM to operate, instead of 20 different implementations.
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by ProNoob13 13y ago
Haha, good point. But my idea behind that argument was that it won't hurt anything more than it does already.
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by ProNoob13 13y ago
First of all, making a bug-ticket for something that doesn't exists yet isn't going to solve anything. Second of all, why do you oppose DRM? It's been around for years. Games, DVDs... Nobody really had troubles with it until
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by ProNoob13 13y ago
I can't use the sign-up-for-beta form due to an unknown error appearing again and again. I have registered an account however, and will see how great it is by tomorrow. Just watch for ProNoob13 in the issue tracker.
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by ProNoob13 13y ago
I'm pretty sure it's so they don't have to quote the input before they run it through through their form regex to see if it's not malicious (XSS) user input.