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by 97-109-107 13y ago
I'm really happy to see this here; I've tried to build a tool based on the very similar concept - initially just as a chrome plugin (I do see the irony), but ran out of time, enthusiasm. http://kaniowski.info/umsha
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by 97-109-107 13y ago
The is a way of minimizing the frequency of having to reach esc (be it at esc or caps lock) " jj For Quicker Escaping between normal and editing mode. inoremap jj <ESC>
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by 97-109-107 13y ago
Has anyone heard of solutions to just guess that something looks like a timestamps within a longer string (eg. generic logs, chats, nothing fomralized like mail headers)?
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by 97-109-107 13y ago
Somehow after reading the linked site I found the term 'operating system' misleading. My first thoughts were, how would all these poor people manage to install a new OS on their machines in the first place?
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by 97-109-107 13y ago
Nice. I was wondering how are you generating the thumbnails server side.. Did you use an approach like phantom.js or just an api? Also, I do agree that the title or context would be nice to be seen the whole time, not just upon hover.
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by 97-109-107 13y ago
It's not web based and has the xls export feature as a premium feature, but it's pretty flexible and unobstrusive. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rauscha.ap...
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by 97-109-107 13y ago
For some of the simpler stuff here Google Alerts can be used to be notified of new occurances of a keyword.
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by 97-109-107 13y ago
I feel distrustful seeing the photo where the founder is the central figure of the shot, and the only one wearing shoes, but I might be reading too much into this..
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by 97-109-107 13y ago
It's interesting to see how stories like these emerge during times of surveillance and tracking scare. I'm not trying to suggest dishonesty or paranoia anywhere, just pointing out how intriguing the dynamics of media stories are.
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by 97-109-107 13y ago
This is a very similiar article theme-wise, but not as sparse on details http://www.wired.com/dangerroom/2012/11/ff-the-manuscript/al...
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by 97-109-107 13y ago
http://oneterabyteofkilobyteage.tumblr.com/ - will bring hours of enjoyment then
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by 97-109-107 13y ago
OP, have you seen this? http://corte.si/posts/hacks/github-shhistory/index.html
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by 97-109-107 13y ago
I don't use it myself, but perhaps this is an option for you http://github.com/fatih/subvim
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by 97-109-107 13y ago
>Can web design generated algorithmically still be considered creative and artistic? what I think you really mean is: >Could algorithmically generated web design possibly maintain an acceptable level of usability? Because 'creative'
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by 97-109-107 13y ago
I agree with what Isamu has pointed out I don't want to repeat those points. While this is indubitably slick and fits nicely with the whole super-sleek app-like web trend, but, the way I understand its purpose, the design of it goes totally
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by 97-109-107 14y ago
I agree, it's hands down the ugliest typeface on a laptop keyboard I've seen. I wonder if they actually put any attention to it or it so just happened.
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by 97-109-107 14y ago
The way I answered the same question when developing a similar extension ( http://umshade.it ) is that these proof-of-concept cryptography-related attempts might result in paving new paradigms for user-friendly flows for securing messages.
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I think everybody here would agree with your correction to that claim. Unless, however, we'd interpret that a bit differently. My take on this approach (coming from developing a similar extension to the one by Owen) - and what I believe Owe
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I'm the author of umshade ( http://umshade.it ), which aims to bring a chrome extension that provides proof-of-concept grade text-encryption to any website. Obviously I like what you did a lot. How much further are you taking it? What other
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Yes, there are too small projects that I know about for Firefox: Firegloves https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/firegloves/ Blender https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/blender-1/?sr...
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I found your comment very interesting. Could I perhaps ask you to take a look on what I've build? It's a student project in a very related field. If so, I'd be delighted to hear from you. lkaslkaslkaslkaslkaslkaslkas@aol.com
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or even be speech controlled.
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I used http://www.getskeleton.com/ with satisfactory results
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by 97-109-107 14y ago
Thanks for the eye-opening article, I've been reading up on security for a while, but this is the first article that I'd consider pretty accessible for the layperson but still technical.
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