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ylesaout
5y ago
I do not agree. It's not because my door does not have locks that you can feel free to enter. And vice-versa, it's not because there are locks on a door, that you don't have the right to try to enter...
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ylesaout
7y ago
Or worst, it could be seen as a first attempt of takeover. What will be the next targeted extension?
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ylesaout
7y ago
While he made a successful comeback (however far from his first success), saying he toiled in misery for years is a little bit exagerated. Indeed, he was still the owner of a house (and probably of other goods). And this house was big enoug
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ylesaout
8y ago
For sure! Without Scheme influence they probably won't have been closures in JS.
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ylesaout
8y ago
And if you add Lambdas to Java you all of a sudden have something that looks a lot like JavaScript... Don't you think?
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ylesaout
8y ago
Nothing if you refer to one of the other referenced graph [1]. In this graph it's a derivative of C and C++. IMHO, regarding JS, nobody can affirm from which languages it is a derivative unless Brendan Eich himself. By the way, such a
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ylesaout
8y ago
The article points to the actual website https://deals.extramaze.com/
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ylesaout
8y ago
Indeed you are right, you can do it! However they need to add a line to the invoice to sell you something more (e.g. a bottle of water). And when they will report what they have sell and what they have buy there will be a difference. So for
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ylesaout
8y ago
Back in the 90s (at least in the second half) you didn't need how to code. You just used Dreamweaver or Frontpage and you got your site! The only technical bits were to use FTP to upload it to your free hosting provider.
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ylesaout
8y ago
With @skrebbel, you make my day! Thanks for sharing these links. They remain me the time when I discovered the web searching for TI 85 apps.
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ylesaout
8y ago
Here is a difference between EU countries. In France, you cannot even tip by credit card or anything else that can be controlled by the employer or the state. It's only cash and at your discretion. Thus, it cannot even be a taxable eve
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ylesaout
8y ago
I don't live in US, but for sure the only way to ensure your tip goes to the right person is to give it with cash.
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ylesaout
8y ago
Maybe because most of their commercial exchanges are done with other EU countries.
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How confident are you that {{ site.url }} website has no JavaScript errors?
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ylesaout
10y ago
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How confident are you that {{ site.url }} website has no JavaScript errors?
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10y ago
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Show HN: New SEO Feature in SEO4Ajax
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10y ago
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ylesaout
12y ago
Where did you see there is server side rendering? Flux and React does not imply server side rendering out of the box.
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ylesaout
13y ago
Maybe Timmy should just have a look at the Google specification! And he would see that he could continue to crawl the web with his favorite tool! He has just to replace #! with an _escaped_fragment_ query parameter, that's not so hear
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ylesaout
13y ago
Not only Google! Bing (and so Yahoo), Yandex and Facebook (only #! for this last) support this protocol too. And if you use html5 pushstate you could even serve the HTML captures to any bots. Eventually you also could easily add graceful de
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ylesaout
14y ago
In the bug list, when I try to access my dashboard I have some 404 error and I'm not able to access it. The url in 404 are the following : http://d6ff1xmuve0sx.cloudfront.net/2.0.2-d9f5bdba/static/da... http://d6ff1xmuve0sx.cloudfront.ne