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by ElbertF 13y ago
Yep, I had disk issues on a new box too. Hetzner is great though. Also don't be too worried about high ping times, I recently moved http://readable.cc away from Linode and the site is much, much faster (and I'm in Aust
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by ElbertF 13y ago
It doesn't meet all your requirements but try http://Readable.cc . You can sign up on the website or host it yourself. https://github.com/ElbertF/Readable.cc
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Show HN: Readable.cc RSS reader (Google Reader closes next week)(readable.cc)
2 points by ElbertF 13y ago|0 comments
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by ElbertF 13y ago
Let me emphasise your point with a bit of shameless self-promotion. It may not be what the OP is calling for but some of you might like it. It's a web based feed reader that I've been working on since before Google announced the i
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Three very nice feed readers(danielignacio.me)
3 points by ElbertF 13y ago|1 comments
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Show HN: Readable.cc RSS reader(readable.cc)
1 points by ElbertF 13y ago|0 comments
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by ElbertF 13y ago
I have http://readwrite.io and a few others. Click through for my email address.
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by ElbertF 14y ago
So, I made this. It's a readable feed reader that promotes interesting content based on articles you vote for. This is not a finished product, I'm trying this "release early" thing. I figured the timing is right with Google Reader disappear
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Show HN: Readable.cc RSS reader(readable.cc)
4 points by ElbertF 14y ago|1 comments
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by ElbertF 14y ago
I'm really missing Firebug's DOM tab (being able to see all JavaScript functions and properties). Also the ability to see which event are being fired.
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by ElbertF 14y ago
According to Wappalyzer 60% of sites that use a JavaScript framework use jQuery: http://wappalyzer.com/categories/javascript-frameworks It's a different statistic but does make the 50% seem reasonable.
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by ElbertF 14y ago
There's no need to control the cursor, you can just replay the request. Open up Firebug, solve a puzzle and capture the POST data being transmitted to the server: observation_data: {"observationNumber":3,"mouse":[{"x":1,"y":68,"down":
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by ElbertF 14y ago
Not sure how I feel about Google asking me to take its pants off.
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by ElbertF 15y ago
It would have been an i486, this was in the mid-nineties. I was twelve at the time. I kept all of my code, it still runs in DOSBox.
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by ElbertF 15y ago
17 Years. This is the source code of the first "game" I wrote in 1997, in QBasic: http://elbertf.com/qbasic/fruit.bas/
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by ElbertF 15y ago
I played it once... For about three years straight.
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by ElbertF 15y ago
Type hinting exists for objects and arrays but not for scalar types (string, int, float, bool) unfortunately.
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by ElbertF 15y ago
HN users that hate to be "that guy": http://www.hnsearch.com/search#request/all&q=%22to+be+th...
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by ElbertF 15y ago
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3535502
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by ElbertF 15y ago
Thanks, that's the one!
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by ElbertF 15y ago
I was surprised to finally see my own blog showing up in the results when I googl-, err, searched for my own name. But then I searched for "name /blog" and my blog disappeared. It did however show an irrelevant GitHub page with a pull reque
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by ElbertF 15y ago
He addresses this too: "The other important thing it’s trying to catch is people who are creating individual accounts, rather than +Pages, for non-human entities such as businesses or organizations. The behavior of +Pages is deliberately r
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by ElbertF 15y ago
From the same comment (no way to link to it directly): "The other case is people such as +trench coat, who are so well-known under this handle that it would be bizarre not to let them onto the system under this name. For this case, we allo
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by ElbertF 15y ago
Yonatan Zunger (who works on Google+) posted this in a comment: "Our name check is therefore looking, not for things that don’t look like “your” name, but for things which don’t look like names, period. In fact, we do not give a damn wheth
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by ElbertF 15y ago
MapReduce! Use millions of Twitter accounts.
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by ElbertF 15y ago
A bit of CSS3 and three JS libraries: http://i.imgur.com/aQDg1.png
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by ElbertF 15y ago
Ah. You're right, I missed that.
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by ElbertF 15y ago
The branches on the right disappear after the camera cuts away (I had to flip the image): http://i.imgur.com/a9qbm.png
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RIAA: Someone Else Is Pirating Through Our IP-Addresses(torrentfreak.com)
6 points by ElbertF 15y ago|1 comments
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by ElbertF 15y ago
The OP's script can be refactored to half a line of JS. Not exactly HN worthy.

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