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Only one client can be connected at a time as far as I could see. That limits the gaming part.

Of course it is a prank. It does not tell you the password, it just likes a page of their choice and tags all your friends in the comments.

Duolingo is great to start learning a new language, not to become proficient.

Think that Bitcoin is a zero-sum game. For anyone to gain a dollar, somebody has to lose it. So it's a risky business.

Having people name, approximate location and a couple of likes you share it is usually enough to yield a small list of candidates. With the photos is easy to find the actual person.

And that is not something Tinder can fix, since that is a product vulnerability.

100% of probability doesn't make it a certainty either.

Please don't.

> One side thinks that malloc(0) should return a null pointer and be done with it, which sounds like a fine idea until you realize that you can't call free or realloc on the same pointer.

Calling free(NULL); does nothing, as expected, and calling realloc(NULL, size_t) is the same as calling malloc(size_t), so it does not have that as a bad side effects.

Nice try, EllisLab.

I'm surprise not many people read her blog instead of her tweets stream. The full article (in Spanish) was published there http://www.cfkargentina.com/evo-morales-detenido-en-europa/

Isn't npm default ./node_modules?

    $ npm install socket.io
    socket.io@0.9.14 node_modules/socket.io
    ├── base64id@0.1.0
    ├── policyfile@0.0.4
    ├── redis@0.7.3
    └── socket.io-client@0.9.11 (xmlhttprequest@1.4.2, uglify-js@1.2.5, active-x-obfuscator@0.0.1, ws@0.4.25)
    $ ls
    node_modules

Is there any difference with Python and PIP, or Ruby and gems?

The only valid use case I can think of is for preloaded data for automatized tests.

> Due to ongoing challenges making payments to Argentine developers, we will no longer be able to pay Google Play developers based in Argentina.

https://support.google.com/googleplay/android-developer/answ...

The main reason seems to be the integration of Google Play with Google Wallet which would definitely be a problematic product for argentinian dollars restriction.

I know, I was saying that for English speakers that open the link and find an article totally in Spanish, that there is something for them to read.

I don't know much about it, but Argentina was in the list 3 weeks ago, while Chile wasn't.

http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:9LHABfC...

I don't even think they need to have a company, a person can sell apps.

But it's a huge turn off for indie developers.

Repost: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5765759

Also covered in theverge http://www.theverge.com/2013/5/24/4363960/google-no-longer-a...

Note that the article is in Spanish, but the full letter sent to the developers in English is included.

> I archive Google Reader starred items to a Google spreadsheet by date, title, url and feed title.

You know you can just browse your starred items, right?

I think the index says that with 6 pesos a person can be fed, not a family. Still ridiculous, but less.

The argentinian official CPI is totally messed up, and it's been years with all argentinians knowing that.

In the US, the inflation is so close to 0 that the index can be manipulated without rising as much suspicion.

I thought the Big Mac agreement expired and wasn't renewed.

That is what I meant. Can you explain why in falls apart?

Android's data provider interfaces are so neat on this subject. I can't believe iOS did not implement anything like it yet.

That code implies that two computers using the same browser from the same IP will share sessions, or I'm reading it wrong?

Wondering how legal that is, since the video the same site posted is now removed from youtube due to copyright reasons

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/01/14/mlk-jr-i-have-a-dre...

That's why is common to replicate to some SQL server for non-real time operation.