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by CM30 11y ago
Oh god, HTML email. Gmail and Outlook literally make coding these things an absolute hell due to their dreadful lack of supports for any form of standard, and the author is damn well spot on about it. Indeed, the only good thing I can say
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by CM30 11y ago
Wait, what? There are really people deluded enough to defend IS? Yeah, some controversial groups you might have a small amout of sympathy for, but we're talking murderous psychopaths that execute anyone they disagree with. Aren't
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by CM30 11y ago
Anyone remember when students seemed to be actually fighting for freedom of speech, and universities were about challenging people's ideas and assumptions? What went wrong all those years ago? Seriously though, this sort of thing worr
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by CM30 11y ago
Small social groups have always found a home online. It was called Usenet, internet forums, IRC, mailing lists, etc. The only difference with Slack and other stuff is that the user interface is slightly shinier. Then again, this seems to
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by CM30 11y ago
Well, if you spammed any other forum or social network, what do you think would happen? You'd probably get banned, and potentially get blacklisted. Same thing happened to Tsu. It's not surprising. As far as the concept of the s
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by CM30 11y ago
I think a lot of people who talk about AI seem to fail to consider one thing. If people aren't employed, how exactly do they buy enough things to keep capitalism working? Do a bunch of millionaires just keep selling things to other mi
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by CM30 11y ago
Quite a lot, considering that some of these brands use (or used to use) WordPress: http://www.wpbeginner.com/showcase/40-most-notable-big-name-... It's fairly common among large media publications.
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by CM30 11y ago
It's not that surprising to be honest. WordPress' success comes down to the following: 1. It was simple to use in an era where CMS meant 'large, complicated system that was tailored towards technies rather than the general p
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by CM30 11y ago
So, this article. Read it a few days ago, and while I do like some concepts (like the below mentioned monsters that move when you're looking away thing), a lot just seems like it'd be more annoying than anything else. Camera cont
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by CM30 11y ago
It also reminds me of the Boos from the Super Mario Bros series. Either way, such monsters would certainly be interesting in a game with this sort of eye tracking stuff included.
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by CM30 11y ago
Probably a silly question, but what is the book that the high school freshman is writing? Just curious what exactly it is. But it's a decent interview regardless.
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by CM30 11y ago
I would like to mention however that vBulletin 5 (the software which may have led to this hack) is not like the older versions, and is quite likely filled with security holes and problems that most scripts won't have. The fact two sit
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by CM30 11y ago
Isn't this just what many of the malicious hackers have been doing already? I've seen tons of cases where a hacking group got their site compromised, then the rival's site ended up wiped out about a week afterwards in retali
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by CM30 11y ago
Most card details are stored by payment processors, not your own server or a third party shop provider's servers. Paypal and Stripe and various others are probably more trustworthy than anything that stores the details with the shop i
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by CM30 11y ago
It's an interesting idea, and I see the appeal if the site is fairly basic, but I think there's one thing people are forgetting here. You're outsourcing half your site to third parties, and basically letting them do whatever
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by CM30 11y ago
Kind of. Though there's also the whole saga with the buyout and XenForo. Basically, a big company called Internet Brands bought Jelsoft, the makers of vBulletin. They pretty much said they wanted vBulletin 4 out stat, even if it mea
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by CM30 11y ago
There's an interesting discussion about this here, which has input from some of the vBulletin developers and support staff: https://theadminzone.com/threads/vbulletin-com-forums-hacked... Apparently, details of 47
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VBulletin.com Hacked with Zero Day Exploit(news.softpedia.com)
5 points by CM30 11y ago|3 comments
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by CM30 11y ago
I 100% agree with this point. The obsession with 'oppression' and 'privilege' nowadays is ridiculous, especially when seemingly every random factor is used to claim them. It's equally funny how many of the people c
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30 Tech/Start-Up Clichés…That Just Won’t Go Away(medium.com)
1 points by CM30 11y ago|0 comments
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by CM30 11y ago
I can't agree more with the points raised in the post. But input type file... now that's really screwed up at the moment. Ever wanted to style that thing? Good luck, there's pretty much no cross browser CSS support for styl