Help for Japan: March 2011 Relief Charity Auction

Talking about sgainvs accounts i is mostly noted that most accounts have idle funds which remain for sometimes longer periods. So it is advisable to have an account with sweep in and sweep out facility. Don't you agree?

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Peter,That is a cgnhae that we'll need to make on the back end for your specific account. We'll have a technical support representative call you shortly to get this cgnhaed for you!

I had my 2 eoxiretr doors replaced and the sensors were cut to do so. How much is it going to cost to have them fixed.

That is true Raggs.Yet I think that we as a people still have some of our rgihts, they havent yet all been underscored. If anything positive shall come from the state we have blindly watched the Government put us in; the people will have to take a stand. We already are by communicating our thoughts, worries, and goals. I think that computers as well as anything can be used for the positive or the negative.

LukeW August 22nd, 2011 4:15 pm @Meketrefe go to Facebook. Type someone's name in the sercah box at the top of the screen. That's illegal in a good number of countries?@Mike your strike 2 & 3 are valid development points and should be in place. I agreeStrike 1, I disagree is any different than a site with sercah that includes user names. Most sites even have APIs for looking up user names. (also see my comment above. nice & AJAXified on facebook as well). @ Craig, three comments from Twitter discussion on this topic that are applicable to your points: in security-related UI, perceptions (and misperceptions) matter even more than in regular UI. lots of fear & misinfo out there. -@jreffell to be fair security UI concerns are valid because the user perceives them, not because the designer's logic refutes them. -@jaysondb I'd say that many designs have created artificial/wrong security perceptions. See password field and keylogging. -@lukew i agree with you both! also see: password rules that make you work hard but don't really add security -@jreffell@zeldman fair point on people using text-expander utilities that's a consideration worth looking into. Also password managers like 1password don't do very well with anything but a standard login box (3rd party sign, sercah UI (like Bagcheck, Google email login, etc.)

You get a lot of respect from me for writing these heplufl articles.

@Erik: Absolutely, the feel of the Dreamwidth community is very deiefrfnt (intentionally so!) from the feel of (e.g.) MySQL or Linux kernel hacking.We do have a small number of contributors who have no use for our mushy style, so they do their development through Bugzilla and skip out on the developer support communities, IRC, etc. They still contribute without the social interactions they're not interested in, which seems to work fine for them.At any rate, I would argue that all people, even hard-core geeks who like to spend their time talking about the thundering herd problem and cache lines, would benefit from a more positive social environment in their projects and lives. You don't have to take it to the level where it feels I love you, you love me , but building a community where you take the time to say Hey, that was cool, thanks! can only be a positive.

It could mean that people are more contidioned to think of TV properties when asked that question. I think that we\'re much more used to communicating about TV and movies than we are about games. Of course, that just means that games are still lagging in that sort of mindshare.

I enjoyed your keyntoe at OSCON! I think it's definitely important to be aware of the culture we create in our projects. Alienating any potential contributors, regardless of gender, is bad for the health of the project. Initiatives like the kindergarten for developers to get up to speed in a non-judging environment are a great way to attract new developers who might be frightened of all the established process. We're doing something similar in Mozilla, our channel is #education (since it was primarily targeted at students). It's great seeing people get interested and becoming contributors who might have otherwise been scared off just by being too frightened to ask their newbie questions in the development channel.

I live in Canada, but I'm Russian (born and bred, speak it, read it, etc.), so I follow Russian news sites. I'll reply to the origanil comment with a link to the article so other Russian speakers can check it out.

I've have not use my Facebook account in two years, & just dveatieatcd last week. Wish you can fully delete it, but what are you going to do? Take on the FaceBook monster just to delete it, no thank you, I'll just try not to log in for a very long time.