brokenparser

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by brokenparser 12y ago
Fuck you. I'm out.
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by brokenparser 12y ago
You have no idea how depression works
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Microsoft Open Technologies Contribution License Agreement Form(cla.msopentech.com)
1 points by brokenparser 12y ago|0 comments
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Does it make sense to create canvas-based UI components?(stackoverflow.com)
2 points by brokenparser 12y ago|0 comments
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by brokenparser 12y ago
Doesn't make sense because Squirrelmail is also written in PHP and it's pretty solid. The next version will use HTTP-only cookies to further harden against attacks.
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by brokenparser 12y ago
Spiritual sequel to SL, so this time the flying dicks are to be worshipped?
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by brokenparser 12y ago
Then they should call it Opera 3.24, or -1 and count backwards from hereon.
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by brokenparser 12y ago
I'd tell them how horrible the "modern" laptop is and how we'd have to turn things around in order to prevent wasting away all that research for decades to come. I'd show them this video: http://vimeo.com
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by brokenparser 12y ago
Does it still come with mail and bit torrent clients?
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by brokenparser 12y ago
Windows actually supports using / as a path delimiter. If a program is (following the robustness principle) liberal in what it accepts (both / and \\) and strict in what it sends (just /), it'll work (barring any other i
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by brokenparser 12y ago
There exists "gjs" and "js" ("smjs" in Debian), both of which are being maintained.
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by brokenparser 12y ago
What are these so-called "fast lanes"?
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by brokenparser 12y ago
> The really amazing thing here is that they've disentangled IE from the base Windows Calling bull. MSIE has never been "entangled" with the OS and this has in fact been proven in court ( http://www.justice.go
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by brokenparser 12y ago
Say "Torvald" one more time .
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by brokenparser 12y ago
I'm eagerly waiting for Scientific, but there's no word on when to expect it that I know of
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by brokenparser 12y ago
This wouldn't happen if those ISPs didn't have local monopolies. Networks should be opened by selling traffic wholesale to other companies so that they can compete for subscribers on those networks. The network owners would have m
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by brokenparser 12y ago
I thought there should be a Gulp plugin, and then I found this: https://www.npmjs.org/package/gulp-uncss/
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by brokenparser 12y ago
What could possibly go wrong?
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by brokenparser 12y ago
> These are gold. But not English, I can't make sense of them.
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by brokenparser 12y ago
From the video: > There's also a rich syntax highlighting > invokes vim Durrrrr
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by brokenparser 12y ago
> Why did that fridge even have code that allowed it to send email? If it has a remote code execution vulnerability, it's trivial to make it send spam (or do all kinds of things) whether a MUA was already present or not.
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by brokenparser 12y ago
> especially when GitHub lives on top of a tool designed to avoid SPoFs You're saying it as if it were a bad thing.
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by brokenparser 12y ago
Imagine that, being able to sell each addy in a ::/32 for a cent each. You'd practically be the entire economy at that point.
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Apple iOS 7 bugs leaves email attachments vulnerable(dailymail.co.uk)
1 points by brokenparser 12y ago|0 comments
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by brokenparser 12y ago
I love Duck and the focus on privacy it has, but lately I've been using searx and had more success with it than ddg given the same queries. You can find running instances here: https://github.com/asciimoo/searx&#x2
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by brokenparser 12y ago
If you can mount it (w/ write permissions), you can push to it. Most companies already have a networked storage place.
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by brokenparser 12y ago
Web dev here. There should be a gulp plugin for that.
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by brokenparser 12y ago
You can at the very least send each other a zip file containing the .git directory. When you extract that directory into a separate directory, you can add it as a remote and fetch/pull from it (because that's the entire repository
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by brokenparser 12y ago
> Colocating equipment at head ends isn't a solution, because 1) not every provider will colocate, so if you can't preference colocated streams over non-colocated streams from other similar services, there's much more imp
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by brokenparser 12y ago
> Terms like "net neutrality" and "reform" are often used to trick an audience into agreeing with the speaker by having the listeners fill-in-the-blank with their own favourable definitions. That would be a sad stat

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