Not sure if it was mentioned before, but WeTransfer?[^] It's free for up to 2GB.

The method at line 158 is called ApplyDefaultsAndClearEncryption, which is internal as well. true and false do have meaning, as well as leaving it undefined a.k.a. leave it to some setting to determine whether the value will be true or false. I agree the code is unclear (as well as the documentation), but it does serve its purpose. How would you otherwise suggest to fall back to a default (which may either be true or false)?

It's not a boolean, it's a Nullable. Assigning a value to the property basically says "ignore all settings and defaults and do whatever I tell you to do", whether that's true or false. So leave it to null to allow some configuration option to determine whether to require encryption, or assign a value to make sure it either requires encryption or not. If it were a regular boolean, it would be impossible to determine whether the developer specified false or whether it's just the default value of a boolean. Nullable does allow for that. Personally I would've chosen an enumeration, as it's much more verbose, but a Nullable does the trick as well.

null means it'll fall back to some default or setting, this is from the source:

modifiedOptions.RequireEncryption =
modifiedOptions.RequireEncryption
?? serviceClient.DefaultRequestOptions.RequireEncryption
?? BaseDefaultRequestOptions.RequireEncryption;

TableRequestOptions.cs:135[^] Perhaps an enumeration would've made it clearer:

enum RequireEncryption
{
Default,
Yes,
No
}

Hillary: The Movie[^]

No idea, I'm lost on this one.

You can link text frames. Just create a second frame, and link it to the first one. Any text overflow on the first frame will continue in the next. Check out this InDesign Help[^] page. That's what you mean, right?

Behind the scenes at Flappie[^]!

Awwh c'mon, it's totally going to be epic! Check out the movie trailer[^]

Sometimes it does. Some websites do offer a different experience if you decline tracking cookies (functional cookies are still allowed), while others would just redirect you.

Reading some of those blog posts I can totally understand why he wanted out of it. Damned if you do, damned if you don't. That's what being famous on the Internet means I suppose. He'll be set for life now, and I'm sure it'll take a whole lot of pressure off his shoulders; let Microsoft deal with all that crap now.

And here I was thinking it's Bacon Day every day... silly me :doh:

Is that when you started with the gin?

A shot of gin would probably help... then again, maybe more than a shot is needed in his case! :|

Have you considered color coding with permanent markers?

I've read people saying it's the same thing that happened to Lavabit[^]; they received a National Security Letter forcing them to give up their encryption keys to the government. I don't know what's true, we'll probably unlikely to find out either way. I don't see how a hack would force them to shut down indefinitely, so I'm inclined to go down the NSL route instead.

Big Buck Bunny[^]

Hahaha, found another[^] gem!

We should really try not to mess with nature, we only f*** it up even more :(

Just after midnight, and I finally got it! Please don't ever post something like that again... :wtf: