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EvilTrout
15y ago
It says "Mozilla" right beside his name. I think most people would have less of an issue of he donated without stating his employer.
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EvilTrout
15y ago
Ah, that makes sense, thanks.
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15y ago
Question: In the example given, you supply a salt and a domain when coming up with your UDID. Isn't the salt of another app really easy to decompile and figure out? After that, a competing app could find out if you've used the device ID alr
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EvilTrout
15y ago
I'm not sure why, but this article and supporting discussion was removed: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3739913
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15y ago
No! I saw it here in Toronto and it was hilarious. Just bought it for $5 to re-watch!
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EvilTrout
15y ago
Github absolutely uses Rails. Twitter too, although I understand less so than when they launched.
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How to Stop Being a Pinterest Sexist
(clevergirlscollective.com)
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15y ago
I'd say Hacker News succeeds despite its UX. You can't collapse threads, many pages miss basic navigation elements, etc.
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15y ago
Why not just create a User model that has a null username and password field? If they sign up, you fill in those attributes. No need for a second table!
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15y ago
Actually Alice in Wonderland's 3D was done in post.
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15y ago
Fun tidbit for gamers: in Half Life 2, the headcrab that causes the portal mixup is named Lamarr, after Hedy. Get it?
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15y ago
I plan on collecting it for a while and updating the report regularly.
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Reddit: Upvotes and Literacy
(buzzdata.com)
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15y ago
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15y ago
The PS1 was released before the N64 and supported C compilation. In fact, in the early days Sony didn't want people to use much ASM because they were worried about backwards compatibility on future systems. The PS1 port of Doom suffered fro
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Results: iOS Game Revenue Survey
(streamingcolour.com)
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15y ago
I suspect the second method is just an example of how you could make an asynchronous operation that performs a subtracting of two numbers, after a method (CountEveryBitByHand) is completed. To keep it simple they should have left out the se
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15y ago
The screenshot comparisons are quite damning. Also, previously on Hacker News: Zynga CEO: "Just copy what they do and do it until you get their numbers." http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1675483
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15y ago
I looked into this and could only find mention of an app for The Score and Cineplex. Seems like nothing related to games to me, so the acquisition seems odd? Toronto already has around half a dozen mobile game developers - I'm curious as to
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15y ago
Without expiry or LRU it's no where near as useful, not to mention performant.
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Want a return on open data? Commit to it.
(blog.buzzdata.com)
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16y ago
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Should You Make Consumers Register to Buy Online?
(inc.com)
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16y ago
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My Boss is a Robot: An Experiment in Crowdsourced Journalism
(mybossisarobot.com)
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16y ago
I don't disagree. But I offer this thought: do you feel like you might tell your kids or grandkids that you remember a time when any of your friends could try out the software your created on their own devices? When anyone had the ability t
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16y ago
We weren't upset because other people got away with something. In fact, I don't think anyone has created a remotely similar app. We were upset because it demonstrates that Apple can effectively make up reasons to block your app when none pr
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How Apple took nine weeks to arbitrarily reject our app
(blog.forumwarz.com)
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16y ago
I am not a laywer but I believe my web based MMO, Forumwarz, meets the criteria. Forumwarz launched in 2007. You can buy brownie points with real currency. The brownie points can be converted into the game's currency, Flezz, which can then
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16y ago
I have a dedicated server I bought myself years ago and host it at a coloc in downtown Toronto.
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I don't think it's fair to say it costs you more than $1500 to host one blog when in fact it's a series of sites. It gives people the wrong impression of how much the database costs relative to hosting. (As an aside, I run a site that gets
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The concept album that effectively killed the cyberpunk literary genre
(en.wikipedia.org)
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I never ran Phusion in production for long because of the issue with blocking when spawning, and now I see it's been fixed: http://blog.phusion.nl/2010/07/29/the-road-to-passenger-3-te... In fact, looking through the site, the changes tha
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