durrrrrrr

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by durrrrrrr 11y ago
Amazes me how much weighting people sometimes put in these type of tools, and start panicking because they enter a website they work on and it comes back with some red text. Have had jobs where random marketing colleagues email the develope
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by durrrrrrr 11y ago
Yes. Just some general points or examples.
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by durrrrrrr 11y ago
Same thing as before, you've stated it's ugly, but haven't given any specific examples of why you think this.
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by durrrrrrr 12y ago
Are you being serious? Next time you search google, would you rather they display 5,000,000 results on one page and you Ctrl+F the response?
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by durrrrrrr 12y ago
I remember this, is it this site? http://www.419eater.com
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by durrrrrrr 12y ago
Why is that ironic at all?
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Facebook canvas apps have been broken for over 2 days(developers.facebook.com)
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by durrrrrrr 13y ago
Let's all add an external javascript file to our site, that will sure stop the tracking.
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by durrrrrrr 13y ago
"Every programmer needs Perl in their arsenal." I stopped reading at this point.
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by durrrrrrr 13y ago
From the google post about why they don't display images by default: "We did this to protect you from unknown senders who might try to use images to compromise the security of your computer or mobile device." Surely it's
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by durrrrrrr 13y ago
Because this is a different invention. The post office.
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by durrrrrrr 13y ago
If everyone has to go to a certain place to get these items, we could invent a revolutionary new idea. The shop.