abuddy

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by abuddy 12y ago
It's not a hyperbole but it's hard to say what Google would do in that situation, but I've read some stories of people getting banned. For example, this story: https://medium.com/@sgehrman/banned-for-life
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by abuddy 12y ago
I think google cache can show that you created the website with the game first, then create a text file or something on the server that the support could access to show that you actually operate the site. If the other developer that has sto
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by abuddy 12y ago
Google would probably ban the developer for life. Not sure about iTunes AppStore.
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by abuddy 12y ago
Can Art Destroy Us? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XOlbMWUC-E0
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by abuddy 12y ago
They are intuitive and very easy to understand and read the code. If you use Python you should code in Python, not trying to translate C to Python.
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by abuddy 12y ago
It's a public page, not a profile. The posts are visible to everyone including web crawlers. (I'm using VK)
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by abuddy 12y ago
The documentation is ambiguous: >DateTimeImmutable::modify — Alters the timestamp As you have said, it creates a copy, it doesn't alter the object. Compare it to Python documentation, ex. str.capitalize()[1]: >Return a copy of th
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by abuddy 12y ago
The trick is to remember the product of every number multiplied by itself and go from there. It's easier for me to know that 7x7 is 49 or that 8x8 is 64. Then I either go up or go down. If asked what the sum of 7x8 is I remember that 7
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by abuddy 12y ago
Overprotecting intellectual property is as harmful as underprotecting it. Culture is impossible without a rich public domain. Nothing today, likely nothing since we tamed fire, is genuinely new: Culture, like science and technology, grows
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by abuddy 12y ago
>Unfortunately for soundcloud, aren't they killing their main userbase? It is possible that it was an "offer you can't refuse" type thing. I doubt they'd do it voluntarily.
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by abuddy 12y ago
I think something similar will happen to Mixcloud too. See U.S. licensing rules: http://support.mixcloud.com/customer/portal/articles/1595564
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by abuddy 12y ago
I think he means that there should be a sublist for classical music. See the table to the right: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Classical_music#History
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by abuddy 12y ago
When you create an account and the username already exists, the website tells you that. How is this difficult for someone to do this instead of guessing the username on the login page? It's the same.
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by abuddy 12y ago
It's about RAM usage. I strongly encourage you to read this: https://wiki.python.org/moin/Generators .
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by abuddy 12y ago
- They don't mention in the presentation that you should port your current projects to 3.x Use it for your new projects. - It would take a lot of time for Mercurial team because they work with files and have to support a lot of cases,
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by abuddy 12y ago
I think it was "author's certificate", also called a "inventor's certificate". It didn't give the author the right to exclusively use the invention. There were no exclusive patents in the Soviet Union, if
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by abuddy 14y ago
Requiring an account might be okay if you can delete your account later. Pulse.me doesn't provide such functionality. At least I didn't find it. I've signed up and then I don't want to use it anymore, why can't I just remove my account?
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by abuddy 14y ago
There is a new mission Venera-D, they plan to launch it in 2016-2017. More info here: http://venera-d.cosmos.ru/index.php?id=658&L=2