Contactless is supported in the UK as well (usually up to a £20 minimum), but isn't nearly as widely supported as chip +pin, and I certainly don't know anyone who uses it regularly.
> We all know that this goes against the beliefs of 90% of programmers and engineers Based on what? Within the bubble of hackernews, that's maybe true, but there are (evidently) a very large % of engineers who are…
Should have printed it out as images via ReCaptcha
Because they get no immediate return from profit (from dividends), but the value of the stock still increases (hopefully moreso if they are reinvesting more of their profit into future growth).
Exactly: "Promotions" is not "Spam". There is already a spam folder, so these should go straight in there, if anywhere. How does this fit in with the CAN-SPAM act? "Unsubscribe compliance A visible and operable…
The people targeted by phishing attacks have no idea what those terms mean.
Genuine? This seems so forced and fake it's quite painful. No person ever would reply "Fat with a protruding chin" when asked to describe their face.
And I'm amazed that this hasn't caught on in the US yet. Last time I vistited, I was horrified when they swiped the magnetic strip and asked me to sign for it - felt like I'd jumped back in time.
Excellent writeup here [1] of the use of DirectX over OpenGL in games. OpenGL is far from the rosy open source alternative. [1] http://programmers.stackexchange.com/questions/60544/why-do-...
Did it implement RFC 2324?
"Cause" is not a valid contraction for "Because." Looks fairly out of place in text.
Or the regular police would suffice, in this case.
Atos Origin announced abandoning internal emails a couple of years ago: http://www.techweekeurope.co.uk/news/atos-orgin-to-abandon-i... At a quick glance, couldn't find anything more up to date about their progress.
What is meant by a 'language' is actually fairly well defined mathematically: That is something that can be described by a number of grammars. These in turn can be categorised (see the Chomsky Hierarchy:…
Tool icons on the left need text (or at least a hover-over). Currently it's a complete mystery what they do, and users don't like clicking on mystery commands.
Facebook's mobile apps have to use the Facebook API, which is notoriously terrible. Facebook have no reason to devote resources to this, as they don't want third party implementations dragging people away from their ad…
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_English_irregular_verbs Is possibly a better indication. Many other languages also has irregular verbs, but I think the number of extra rules and variations that English employs…
Web "Apps"
Simon Marlow's original letter where he mentions this is directly below Simon PJ's reply in the original link.
I am amazed that their 'huge revelation' was that perhaps they shouldn't be doing huge amounts of dynamic image generation client side. Is the point of this article "we managed to get charts into email"? In places there…
"Nobody in England" Or Scotland, where he's from.
Contactless is supported in the UK as well (usually up to a £20 minimum), but isn't nearly as widely supported as chip +pin, and I certainly don't know anyone who uses it regularly.
> We all know that this goes against the beliefs of 90% of programmers and engineers Based on what? Within the bubble of hackernews, that's maybe true, but there are (evidently) a very large % of engineers who are…
Should have printed it out as images via ReCaptcha
Because they get no immediate return from profit (from dividends), but the value of the stock still increases (hopefully moreso if they are reinvesting more of their profit into future growth).
Exactly: "Promotions" is not "Spam". There is already a spam folder, so these should go straight in there, if anywhere. How does this fit in with the CAN-SPAM act? "Unsubscribe compliance A visible and operable…
The people targeted by phishing attacks have no idea what those terms mean.
Genuine? This seems so forced and fake it's quite painful. No person ever would reply "Fat with a protruding chin" when asked to describe their face.
And I'm amazed that this hasn't caught on in the US yet. Last time I vistited, I was horrified when they swiped the magnetic strip and asked me to sign for it - felt like I'd jumped back in time.
Excellent writeup here [1] of the use of DirectX over OpenGL in games. OpenGL is far from the rosy open source alternative. [1] http://programmers.stackexchange.com/questions/60544/why-do-...
Did it implement RFC 2324?
"Cause" is not a valid contraction for "Because." Looks fairly out of place in text.
Or the regular police would suffice, in this case.
Atos Origin announced abandoning internal emails a couple of years ago: http://www.techweekeurope.co.uk/news/atos-orgin-to-abandon-i... At a quick glance, couldn't find anything more up to date about their progress.
What is meant by a 'language' is actually fairly well defined mathematically: That is something that can be described by a number of grammars. These in turn can be categorised (see the Chomsky Hierarchy:…
Tool icons on the left need text (or at least a hover-over). Currently it's a complete mystery what they do, and users don't like clicking on mystery commands.
Facebook's mobile apps have to use the Facebook API, which is notoriously terrible. Facebook have no reason to devote resources to this, as they don't want third party implementations dragging people away from their ad…
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_English_irregular_verbs Is possibly a better indication. Many other languages also has irregular verbs, but I think the number of extra rules and variations that English employs…
Web "Apps"
Simon Marlow's original letter where he mentions this is directly below Simon PJ's reply in the original link.
I am amazed that their 'huge revelation' was that perhaps they shouldn't be doing huge amounts of dynamic image generation client side. Is the point of this article "we managed to get charts into email"? In places there…
"Nobody in England" Or Scotland, where he's from.