havardk

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   by havardk 8y ago

   I'm guessing it could be Anna Patterson ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anna_Patterson )
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   by havardk 9y ago

   President of the United States of America
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   by havardk 12y ago

   No, but the hash also covers the commit message and meta data. Here, it was fiddled with the commit and author date for the desired effect. Talk about how it was done, and a pointer to the code that was used: https://plus.google
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   by havardk 13y ago

   Yes, and no. Technically, in DNS all domains are stored with a dot at the end, that is correct. Since you don't see this last dot in most places, including in URLs it is usually ignored. Example of a dotless domain that is in use today: h
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   Google app engine limitations(community.livejournal.com)

   7 points by havardk 18y ago|0 comments