Hrundi

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by Hrundi 13y ago
The magic of font kerning. Or keming.
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by Hrundi 13y ago
This comes from a company that puts #FFF7ED as a background color on the SERP ads so that people with flat screens will not see it from certain angles and believe they are search results. They most certainly possess the capability of doing
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by Hrundi 13y ago
Really cool project! I always wanted this but never got around to actually develop anything or find a good match. I must say I'm a bit conflicted about the interface of the demo, I feel some of these icons are really old. Not a big iss
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by Hrundi 13y ago
I just want to mention that Cron archiving really does wonders for performance. I've got a site that is receiving nearly 10,000 daily uniques since Google's last [panda|penguin|whatever] update in May, and while Piwik's perfo
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Microsoft vs. MikeRoweSoft(en.wikipedia.org)
52 points by Hrundi 13y ago|24 comments
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by Hrundi 13y ago
This reminds me of the domain http://steam.com , which has the following text in the frontpage: "This domain is not for sale." I'm sure Valve could drop a ton of money to aquire that domain.
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by Hrundi 13y ago
> ...But ofcource if you went to web sites with malicious HTML you could get ownzored because of bugs in the rendering engine. It's funny, when the Windows source code was leaked (opened?) in 2004[1], folks soon discovered a vulnera
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by Hrundi 13y ago
Clickable: https://dev.twitter.com/blog/api-v1-is-retired
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Tell HN: Twitter's API v1 has been deprecated. Update your clients
1 points by Hrundi 13y ago|1 comments
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by Hrundi 13y ago
I've started working as a developer for my country's government (Argentina) very recently. I discovered that each and every website I build must be fully supported by screen readers and it must be entirely accesible. There's this blind fell
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by Hrundi 13y ago
Their development team didn't vanish, their latest commit was just 21 hours ago and commits seem to be done daily. https://github.com/aptana/studio3/commits/development
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by Hrundi 14y ago
This is such a misguided post. There are 3873 open bugs at http://bugs.python.org/ I'm guessing no one should use Python either?
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by Hrundi 14y ago
From http://www.google.com/permissions/#tab2 We cannot approve the use of Internet domain names that use the word “Google” or some variation of “Google”. For example, we would not approve a site called googleXYZ.com or gogggles.com. Goo
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by Hrundi 14y ago
> Clearly you have not spent enough time on 4chan. What's fun is that, thanks to the fact that 4chan happily embeds the Analytics/Recaptcha combo, Google may already know your creepiest fetish (along with your real name) in an instant.
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by Hrundi 14y ago
"anything that gratifies one's intellectual curiosity" Found in http://ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html I'd say this definitely gratifies my intellectual curiosity, though I can understand if you don't feel the same.
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by Hrundi 14y ago
You may have fun building fuzzers. You just feed all kinds of varied, random data to your app. If you only expect numbers, try and see how your app behaves if you feed it large or negative numbers, strings in certain charsets. You'd be surp
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by Hrundi 14y ago
Would you consider paying, say, 2 or 3 dollars a month for a service that attempts to aggregate and curate almost all the 0 day mentions it can, alerting you when a particular keyword matches? Something like a targeted Google Alert? I presu
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by Hrundi 14y ago
I wouldn't call it a step back. That sounds rather pessimistic. It looks like an experiment, like many great things that come out of Microsoft's research. The Computer Vision field has certainly gotten far with head-tracking and object reco
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by Hrundi 14y ago
Similar to our trust on the 13 root servers then. I guess this all depends on who to trust.
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by Hrundi 14y ago
Searching for TootTweet or any combination of the words won't yield the same results as searching for FizzBuzz, not until Google crawls this post. Only then, a test with the words "Toot" "Tweet" will be burned forever for the fakers advanta
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by Hrundi 14y ago
A lovely project indeed. I'm doing lots of things with it. Previous discussions: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3060414 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2600890 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1644192 http://news.ycombina
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by Hrundi 14y ago
This will appear in Firefox 14, in around 3 months. Google Chrome implemented this not too long ago. Given the work being done on seamless browser updates, I'm happy to think of the amount of browser installs that will support this in a yea
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Pointer Lock API implemented in Firefox, game developers rejoice(bugzilla.mozilla.org)
2 points by Hrundi 14y ago|1 comments
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by Hrundi 14y ago
I think the word here is accessibility, not usability. Every step of the process can be made usable without the need for JavaScript. From a security stand-point, I don't trust whatever JavaScript engine is running, even more when considerin
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by Hrundi 15y ago
What do you know... the domain is alive and kicking (although it wasn't the plain dot com I was talking about, it had a country code at the end. Both are alive) Maybe Google relaxed their stance? Still, I wouldn't bother having the word Goo
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by Hrundi 15y ago
A couple of friends once registered a domain called Googirl, back in 2003/4. It was meant to provide a search engine for... well... girl pictures. They had it sleeping for a year until they went full throttle and released the site. It becam
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by Hrundi 15y ago
At least until Google finds out: From http://www.google.com/permissions/#tab2 We cannot approve the use of Internet domain names that use the word “Google” or some variation of “Google”. For example, we would not approve a site called go
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by Hrundi 15y ago
SEEKING WORK - Argentina My name is Victor, a 28 year old developer living in Argentina. Expertise: * PHP * MySQL * JavaScript * HTML 4 and 5 * C# * Unix administration Secondary skills: * Java * DirectX and OpenGL Background: I've been pro
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by Hrundi 15y ago
I think I can see why Google rejected you. While I like the site and I personally appreciate that the site will get me right away into the flyer creation stage, I feel you should have an actual home page, with a "call to action" button and
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by Hrundi 15y ago
Truly concise and elegant. I'm not sure a code-golf could make that much shorter!

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