Kudos

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by Kudos 13y ago
My Github profile is similarly sparse. Github is a private company with private repositories. If you identify as a developer, you're probably a developer.
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by Kudos 13y ago
It only exploded onto mainstream news sites 4 days ago.
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by Kudos 13y ago
It's been incredibly difficult to get an answer out of them on whether they pool bandwidth[1], which would allow you to just build your own load balancers on their smallish instances while leveraging the transfer included in the rest o
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by Kudos 13y ago
What is integrated about it? They're just a VPS provider, which is a strict subset of what you can do on AWS.
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by Kudos 13y ago
An extension of this is The Noflake Manifesto http://noflake.org/
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by Kudos 13y ago
If all you want is media keys support, Bearded Spice does the job. It supports a bunch more web apps too, like Youtube and spotify. http://beardedspice.com/
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by Kudos 13y ago
There's no money in advertising to uploaders, the only money in this is advertising to the recipients. That's a lesson it took me an embarrassingly long time to learn.
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by Kudos 13y ago
Imgur had a partnership with a CDN, this guy is just hosting it on an OVH box.
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by Kudos 13y ago
Allowing direct linking to binary files is a recipe for malware disaster. It's not going to take long for malware uploaders to start using the site to host drive-by malware payloads.
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by Kudos 13y ago
It's not meant to do that, it's meant to go slightly transparent. Perhaps you're encountering a bug?
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by Kudos 13y ago
I read all of your posts, you come off as an asshole in many of them, particularly: > So basically it's for people not too familiar with HTML and CSS? Ie. like a WordPress theme?
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by Kudos 13y ago
I didn't downvote, but your tone is all wrong. You sound like a know it all, while also not making a strong argument against grids.
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by Kudos 13y ago
The parent was asking why Github haven't hired him, not why nobody has hired him. If you remember, Github actually banned him for hacking the Rails account in his pentesting.
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by Kudos 13y ago
Yeah, the first Github and Rails exploit is the one that still sticks out in my mind. That kind of thing can be hard to shake, but it helps that you were quite young at the time. I'm happy to see you've matured a lot since then.
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by Kudos 13y ago
And that could be why he might now be considered, but why he wasn't before.
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by Kudos 13y ago
In his earlier work at least, he's seemed like a loose cannon.
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by Kudos 13y ago
Oh my god, I can't believe I missed that...
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by Kudos 13y ago
> You can fullscreen cast. Since when? Source?
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by Kudos 13y ago
Not really, lots of things can accomplish the same tasks and are functionally different. A car will get you from one location to another (necessary task), but so will a boat or a plane.
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by Kudos 13y ago
If you are torrenting copyright files and therefore uploading bits of it in the process, you are enabling copyright infringement. At least by the standards of a number of courts around the world.
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by Kudos 13y ago
Replace "can accomplish the necessary task(s)" with "are functionally equivalent" and maybe you have a point. But the pirate copy is missing automatic updates and access to the web services (which Adobe has cleverly star
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by Kudos 13y ago
There are very few people with ops in there and one of them is well known on HN ( http://swombat.com/ ). Now that I think of it I've never seen any other op speak.
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by Kudos 13y ago
#startups on Freenode was mentioned here before, I think.
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by Kudos 13y ago
Or you need jQuery two times because one of the plugins you need is not well maintained and depends on an older version. This actually happens.
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by Kudos 13y ago
Right, and this webpage is explicitly targeting Alice.
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by Kudos 13y ago
I took the tone as being directed to people publishing plugins that use jQuery for 1% of its functionality, forcing people not using jQuery to either not use that plugin, rewrite the plugin or include jQuery. Edit: it actually literally say
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by Kudos 13y ago
That's not really an argument, and that isn't standard navigation to begin with. It's for in-page links and the links highlight as you scroll. I would argue that it's perfectly intuitive.
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by Kudos 13y ago
There are also a bunch people, like me, who can't (or shouldn't) drink because of medical conditions. At the same time though, it doesn't bother me when people are drinking in moderation and not set on getting hammered.
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by Kudos 13y ago
It's expected in Q1, they tweeted a picture of a large shipment of hardware last week.
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by Kudos 13y ago
> Now, if it is true that the patents are part of the deal (the article states they are) It says "certain patents", which would suggest a minor amount.

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