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by attack 18y ago
Yes, the majority of people here just support banning, harsher punishments, and locking out all outsiders. Those are very poor solutions! #1 and #2 cause strong negative backlash. As you would learn from marketing theory, a user that you ha
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by attack 18y ago
I believe this is called "Fisking".
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by attack 18y ago
Just to add, here's what wikipedia says about the term: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SFTP
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by attack 18y ago
Filezilla on windows assumes sftp to be SSH transfers. So I think you've got that backwards.
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by attack 18y ago
Their chat system is by far the most retarded. If you have multiple aliases tied into one gmail account then gmail chat will readily leak out all of your identities to everyone.
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by attack 18y ago
And look how complicated they make it. Sometimes spaces, sometimes not, how confusing. And tell me that their "Use spaces around arithmetic operators" example doesn't make you want to puke: i = i + 1 submitted += 1
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by attack 18y ago
It's not down for everyone, but very down for me.
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by attack 18y ago
My comments: > x=5 || x = 5 Noooo. That first one is backwards. Extraneous spaces annoy me to no end. Makes it a pain to search for things too. On the other hand, using newlines to break things up at commas for example, is great.
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by attack 18y ago
Perhaps to somewhat protect the people who upload torrents to the site? I'm sure a lot of incriminating evidence could be gathered by observing all the uploading/commenting/posting that someone does on tpb. Of course, everyone knows that th
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by attack 18y ago
I thought the same for the first two years of college. Beware!
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by attack 18y ago
Java, especially if you get into the OOP patterns fun, can present a million ways of doing things. Java is terrible about this.
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by attack 18y ago
Which do humans use more for communication and reasoning - words or visuals? Considering that we have developed elaborate languages but done relatively little in the way of visual non-word communication, I would deduce that words and symbol
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by attack 18y ago
You're hiding behind an anonymous account too?
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by attack 18y ago
Don't be a jerk. Quote exactly where this guy went wrong if you want to help.
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by attack 18y ago
Better code than you will ever write was written by people who swear a ton. Strange how that is.
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by attack 18y ago
Disrespectful to?...
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by attack 18y ago
Yeah, either way, that sucks.
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by attack 18y ago
But they are tacking on an additional two years?
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by attack 18y ago
> will have their existing 2-year commitment restarted when buying a new iPhone. Cellphone companies are the ultimate evil.
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by attack 18y ago
Dialup isn't 56KB? Ah, my lying network monitor.
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by attack 18y ago
40GB/month = 15KB/s. Put that all together and you'll see his error.
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by attack 18y ago
No no. Dialup was 56KB/s not 56kb/s.
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by attack 18y ago
That's the supporting theory. The problem is that this eliminates both the majority of the unqualified applicants and a large number of the very top applicants. Suitable for a big company? Sure. For a startup or more ambitious company? Un
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by attack 18y ago
Do you think you were doing it the best way possible?
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by attack 18y ago
The original poster was asking why startups use this practice. Startups should not be looking for normal people at all.
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by attack 18y ago
Yes, this is probably meant to be a better fit for the spending structures of corporate customers.
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by attack 18y ago
Never knew that, but you're right!
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by attack 18y ago
AKA, the world's highest interest loan.
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by attack 18y ago
- Shannon limit. - Genius: perspiration vs inspiration and how much genetics alone can affect this. - Relativity: if we're traveling near c that makes us less intelligent because we think more "slowly"? - Tractability: here comes the heat d
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by attack 18y ago
You should really use ssh with that. Not much more complex: rsync -azP local_dir -e ssh user@host.com:remote_dir

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