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Do you have a screenshot to show what you mean?

Its a good compromise i think. OTherwise to update a field to null it would need a button or right clicking and selected a null option. I would expect the amount of people who actually want to enter a 'null' string is minimal...

https://www.getpaint.net/license.html

ISnt it more likely that it is just bots, that know your domain cos they have lists of every domain for that tld?

what browser do you use for vim bindings?

whats the difference between this and using Chrome's built in responsive tools? (https://developers.google.com/web/tools/chrome-devtools/devi...)

Where do you get the data from? real time via twitter's api?

How long are my files kept?

As long as possible

What a stupid answer to that question! (it gives more info - "You can set an expiry time by pressing the "Options"-button that's next to your uploaded file, otherwise your files will float in the clouds for as long as possible." - but it still doesn't really give any answer)

Most if not all e-mail clients block images

Gmail auto preloads (via their servers) all images in emails. You can turn it off though.

(lots of sources on internet about this, http://www.guidingtech.com/13461/gmail-always-display-images... for example)

"Leakers shouldn’t use their work computers and should use public wifi, “like a Starbucks or at a hotel or anywhere where the Internet is open for public use.”"

Hotels can normally link a computer on their network to a room number... Suggesting they use a hotel wifi isn't a good idea IMO (unless you are not actually a guest, and its just an open public wifi network).

I've bought some games (older games from years ago) on gog.com for os x, they were always just running wine

also type='password' don't get their submitted values suggested for the autocomplete thing in broswers.

They prob prefer to have fake accounts than to block a real user that wants to sign up (or lost his email account and signs up again, etc etc)

(not actually my post, just using the same title)

so is OS X by default:

     $ cd /tmp
     $ mkdir Abc
     $ mkdir abC
     mkdir: abC: File exists

What is social media liability insurance for? Never heard of it...

Whats the process (and costs involved) to get your own ASN? is it quite easy?

'a', 'the' etc seem to be from comments, not 'actual' code

(click them and you can see examples of how each word is being used)

Laracasts.com

example.com is something that'll do the same job, and its reserved https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Example.com

Well i just got an iOS notification a few minutes ago saying "Super mario run - new feature - friendly run is available". But I assume (given that the game was only released a few days ago) that it was intended to slowly roll out whatever this 'friendly run' mode is...

Not really what you are looking for, but if you wanted to research it yourself, something like https://nerdydata.com/search might be handy for you...

So are these just like normal hearing aids (with a diff design), designed/marketed by Bose?

HoC has loads... like it had an iphone app (game) product placement. I tried to find the name of it, but found this instead:

"'House of Cards' littered with product placements | New York Post" - http://nypost.com/2015/03/02/house-of-cards-littered-with-pr...

Vim (or, PHP Storm using VIM plugin - although it isn't as powerful as normal vim), just because it is much faster to use/navigate/edit (and available on any machine).

I prefer vim in a proper gui though (as opposed to in a terminal app), its just a bit easier sometimes to use a mouse...

http://www.shortlist.com/entertainment/films/the-cost-of-the...

If you're looking for a better wage then you might have to start embracing evil. Students at Lehigh University in Pennsylvania worked out how much it would cost to build the Death Star and came up with a figure of $8,100,000,000,000,000 ($8.1 quadrillion!?), which is 13,000 times the world's GDP.

i'm a bit out of the loop - why/how would you be doing this? Windows has a directory now for linux files?

Not sure why LinkedIn is even mentioned... a quick search on the whole page (ignoring the title/post categories) is just this one sentence...

By day, Buryakov lived the ordinary life of a Wall Street analyst: reading and writing reports; attending meetings, conferences, and parties; building connections on LinkedIn.

But its an interesting read, even with the weird title...

looks nice - would be handy if it was in celcius too (and if it showed avg rain %)

Product placement is a big money source for film & tv.

e.g. http://www.cbc.ca/radio/undertheinfluence/show-me-the-money-...