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Edit: Oh no, the back button was grayed out. I thought it affected nothing to my history. My thought is wrong. Completely wrong.
Any reference for this?
Seems like it is legit. The payment gateway page shows that payment goes to ZeroMobile.it. Yeah.. i think they need a better flow.
boolean needToUninstall() {
if now > EXPIRATION_TIME
return true
else
return false
}
we need to boolean needToUninstall(givenTime) {
if givenTime > EXPIRATION_TIME
return true
else
return false
}
needToUninstall(now) && doUninstall()
so the code is now testable. Or simply use dependency injection to change the value of `now`Is it hard to pass time as parameter?
md5sum /bin/less /bin/more
4be69e915a4b4514d3d06ee07dd56a68 /bin/less
11fc84952b1f31a91b5b6ec29740e497 /bin/more
Or it just my system?Lambda is pretty cool.
Could you elaborate? I know some Sony phone is not well-made (late release, bug somewhere, laggy etc). But i don't knos about their other consumer device.
Edit: I wonder how Github distinguish their own "internal" email doing.
But for grammar (although it is not directly test you, but it might help), i really recommend Azar's Book on Grammar [1]. http://www.amazon.com/Understanding-Using-English-Grammar-Az...
- Sticky notes: Yes, a small sticky notes is enough. I write down all my to-do list _at that day_ in that small sticky notes. If my todos do not fit on single sticky note paper, i must write it on another paper (for another day).
- A small book: B5/A5 size is good. It is very effective when i am unable to pick up my phone (e.g.: in commuter). I write most of my ideas there.
- Google Keep (within my Phone): Seriously, i have tried Evernote, Springpad, etc, and nothing suits my usecase. I don't need categories, tags, etc. What i need is stream, because i don't care my old notes. I don't care about reminder a month ago to buy a juice for my mom. I only care about newer notes.
Btw, The article said that 8+ hours and it applies to woman.
Mostly tweet about "funny" development-related things i found when coding, in Bahasa Indonesia.
I often use vim and so far almost never accidentaly save ":wq" file.