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Afaik FB actually tells Page owners that they prefer native content.

In the 90s in my first business I did support at home for people who thought they could get unpaid support from their friends, neighbours and neighbourhood kids. We were expensive and never lacked clients who had gotten unpaid support which had only made things worse.

I doubt the halting problem will be solved.

I've found the biggest issue with most of the Google Authenticator implementation is that they store the seeds in plain text.

In tmux ^b-] defaults to xoff too

I've found that it also works for permanent marker.

For the paywalls on many articles that I'm interested in I just Google search them. Many allow you to read the full article if you referrer is google.com

Obviously an intermediate developer, he doesn't need to be perfect to get the point across.

I can hardly wait to see the presentation on how the circumvent it.

It works, and should still be used with caution.

I have a forgotten server happily chugging away somewhere, it still send me mail sometimes. it might be lonely.

As far as I know in the Netherlands you get aside or stop when you see the strobe and hear the siren, to let an emergency vehicle pass, it is also allowed to run a red light.

At the 31c3 somebody had shown or told the audience about an issue in the Xen hypervisor that allowed someone to break into the host from the guest.

I've found some companies who recruit from the trenches are led from the front, meaning the management promotes people who are skilled to management positions.

Others promote the weak developers.

Don't people with dyslexia have other inane skills, such as better spatial perception?

I would be in favor of opening the code., especially if it was opened as FOSS

You might want to use sort -u

Personally I find silversearcher (ag) faster, and reinventing standard commandline tools with a collection of other tools is often slower.

One liner shell commands often turn complicated quickly.

When the prefix (or infix) doesn't match for something that is close it looks like the prefixes are simply inverted. So 10000 and 01111 are obviously close. I haven't verified.

A photographer I know wrote a PhotoShop script that tried to correct for this when he resized images.