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On the flip side of things, going into a relationship specifically to try to solve your depression, misery, or loneliness can lead to unhealthy relationships.

Unfortunately, when certain (notably javascript-heavy) websites run so slow in Firefox, it's too frustrating to use given that Chrome runs them just fine. Even on a beast of a PC with more than enough RAM and a fast i7 processor, Firefox's Spidermonkey engine appears to just be far superior to Chrome's V8.

Where I work, we'd be totally happy to ask interviewees how to reverse a binary search tree. As soon as an actual developer creates a pull request that does as such. Which hasn't happened yet. So we don't ask about things like that. And everyone seems happier.

Why is it dangerous?

Vulnerability has been patched. Details: https://imgur.com/blog/2015/09/22/imgur-vulnerability-patche...

Cool! Looks like HTML injection isn't blocked whatsoever. With chat messages being loaded as people enter, it could lead to someone exploiting everyone that enters your site.

There are some services out there that have a model I really like. You deliver packages to your mailbox with them, and, when you're ready they deliver it to you in roughly an hour window. e.g. Parcel, Doorman

This is what I usually do as well. If it's something small, it's easy. Occasionally I get something specifically for my home, for example, a new computer monitor. I generally don't want to lug that around from work to home, so getting it dropped off at my apartment is just easier.

You can view the full article and bypass the subscription wall by googling the article link. https://www.google.com/#q=http:%2F%2Fwww.wsj.com%2Farticles%...

The "Great Attractor", it's called, is quite interesting. Though this article doesn't delve much into it, there's more information about it on wikipedia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Attractor

The FBI has already made it quite clear that they're trying to use these accusations as evidence that the US needs to be afraid of cyber attacks.

I've seen a lot of people wonder this, but they flat out state in in an official statement on their website:

"Further, North Korea’s attack on SPE reaffirms that cyber threats pose one of the gravest national security dangers to the United States."

http://www.fbi.gov/news/pressrel/press-releases/update-on-so...

Second to last paragraph, second sentence.

This is great, thanks! Have you thought about being able to enter your address and show current and nearby surge prices? If there is no surge pricing two blocks west of me, that'd be great to know.