manuscreationis

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by manuscreationis 12y ago
I'd say it stands to reason that people didn't want to miss the outcome. You could imagine someone casually watching the game is now suddenly riveted to what he or she is watching since the intensity and drama just spiked.
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by manuscreationis 13y ago
Millennia of imbalance towards men having the upper hand in just about all societies is a plain fact. However, progress and equality is not the reversal of an imbalance - it's the leveling of a playing field and accepting that to achieve re
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by manuscreationis 14y ago
Could not agree with the sentiment of this article more. Do not copy and paste code when you're trying to learn Always type it out
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by manuscreationis 14y ago
Off the cuff, I'd suggest something like #2 Charging per client will probably lead to people getting clever, and simply giving multiple clients the same login, that they themselves own and consider as the cost of the service. Also, it seems
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by manuscreationis 14y ago
Might be able to do UserAgent parsing then... since you're doing a very specific target, it might (keyword might) be simple to do a string compare against whatever the UserAgent of the WinForm app is (I have no idea what it would be, but yo
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by manuscreationis 14y ago
Is this HTML that you control? If you're loading it through a C# WinForm control, you might be able to do something like pre-inject a hidden input tag onto the page with a particular name/value, and then in the javascript on the actual page
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by manuscreationis 14y ago
I hate to hijack the comments with a response that doesn't address the OPs question at all, but I felt like that wasn't necessarily a fair comparison. ASP.NET Webforms? Yes, huge mistake you'll regret ASP.NET MVC? Fantastic choice, you will
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by manuscreationis 14y ago
I have a Bachelors in CS If I had to give a simple, concise answer: Yes, it helped. If I had to give a longer winded, more precise answer, summed up by a simple, concise answer: It's ultimately debatable, but I'm glad I have it.
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by manuscreationis 14y ago
If I had to take a stab in the dark, I'm picturing your target audience being someone who owns and manages their condo (not the individual tenants) or a number of condos. If I had to further guess, these probably aren't the kinds of people
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by manuscreationis 14y ago
I thought I was the only one...
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by manuscreationis 14y ago
Thanks for the feedback!
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by manuscreationis 14y ago
Slightly off topic - would you mind describing how you host and run the python/flask app? Do you use uWSGI with apache / nginx in front of it? I dabble in python web apps and wanted to get some insight into how other people had them hosted
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by manuscreationis 14y ago
Receiving a plaintext password via Email is not proof that the password is stored in plaintext in the database. It is proof that they are not using a non-reversible hash to store it in their database. They could be storing it using a revers
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by manuscreationis 14y ago
I'll take a look, thanks!
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by manuscreationis 14y ago
Wow, thanks for responding! I hope it didn't come across as negative, it was just something I noticed and wondered if other people saw the same thing, or if I was just being nitpicky. I hope your project reaches funding, this looks like a r
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by manuscreationis 14y ago
This looks interesting, the tabbed effect is a major draw for me personally, but I feel like hes got a bit of a price tier issue with the rewards on the kickstarter... His target price for the released product is hopefully $10 ( a good deal
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by manuscreationis 14y ago
It all started with a father who cared enough to get his son involved in something that he could be passionate about. Don't sell yourself short
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by manuscreationis 14y ago
I wonder if this odd placeholder site has anything to do with it... http://www.googun.com/
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by manuscreationis 14y ago
Hindsight is 20/20, but I think a lot of people looked at Color with very skeptical eyes. It seemed like a really strange concept (to me, at least, and I'm sure others) at the time that garnered a great deal of attention out of nowhere (not
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by manuscreationis 14y ago
>Why only speak to Apple? Why not Bill Gates and his foundation. Why not the Swedish government. Couldn't agree more. The focus on this being the "Jobs Cancer" is, in my opinion, a very narrow approach. I do hope this gets funded, howev
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by manuscreationis 14y ago
I think any attempt at curing cancer is to be commended, but the fact that they open with this being "The Cancer that killed Steve Jobs" kinds of turns me off... They name drop him at least 3 times, and it just seems like they're going off
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by manuscreationis 14y ago
In other words, this guy wants you to submit nude photos to his nude photo collector, so he doesn't have to go looking for porno on his own. All under the thinly veiled guise of testing out an algorithm... Brilliant
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by manuscreationis 14y ago
Makes sense
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by manuscreationis 14y ago
Do you think the server would perform more effectively if they had enabled the Cluster configuration (assuming the server has multiple cores)? I'm fairly new to toying around with Node, so i'd be interested to know if there are fairly obvio
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by manuscreationis 14y ago
I found a bug In the Chasm of Fate, after you defeat B'Joril the TimeMaster, you're supposed to get 1 piece of Titan class armor, and a random roll for 1-3 Peacock Plumes, but every time my group only gets the armor, and never any Peacock P
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by manuscreationis 14y ago
Good luck, hope to hear of whatever product you work on
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by manuscreationis 14y ago
I'm wondering if it's the age of the SIM card in use... A few years ago, I upgraded to a new android phone. A day or two later, the SIM card couldn't be detected. Try as I might, it was as though the thing wasn't plugged in. I took the phon
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by manuscreationis 14y ago
I would go so far as to say VB.NET vs VB6 is the same as comparing any flavor of C++ to C#. It doesn't really make a lot of sense, even though they share the same pedigree. VB.NET is effectively a different language entirely. It's programmi
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by manuscreationis 14y ago
This looks really cool... I'd like to add that I've used various parts of the ServiceStack suite of products before and I've always found them to be very easy to use, and reliable. Also, the maintainer was always good about responding to bu
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by manuscreationis 14y ago
While I agree with the sentiment you're expressing here on some levels (people don't like it when you insult things they like, as they feel they need to defend their choice or themselves because of it), I don't think that quite applies here

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