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by Mahn 12y ago
Which one?
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by Mahn 12y ago
Note that the author does not suggest that the global CSRF token can be exploited without another user's intervention; if I understood the article correctly exploiting that token for evil would still require getting someone to click yo
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by Mahn 12y ago
> If Google didn't have Chrome and Firefox was the leading browser, they'd be in big trouble with this news. One could argue Mozilla wouldn't necessarily consider switching if Google wasn't in the browser market at al
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by Mahn 12y ago
> visible light pictures I don't think it's even physically possible to capture the sun that close in the normal light spectrum.
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by Mahn 12y ago
I too thought this was the case. I very rarely remember what I dreamt last night, it may happen once in five months if I'm lucky. But I always thought that was perfectly normal.
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by Mahn 12y ago
Ever since I started my startup nearly 3 years ago I've been experiencing what I'd describe as heart "flutters", "sneezes" or "thumps"; very short and sudden "misplaced" beats. They happen v
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by Mahn 12y ago
I have no idea what Mozilla has been building, but I would guess building a browser from scratch with development in mind gives more possibilities than the most advanced extension for a browser. As long as the rendering engine remains the s
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by Mahn 12y ago
I wish we lived in a society where people weren't pressured into "publically acknowledge" their sexual orientation just because it's different than the norm. You don't see heterosexual CEOs publically acknowledging
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by Mahn 12y ago
I wouldn't call it vaporware, Project Ara phones simply won't be top of the line, but that doesn't mean it can't happen; perhaps the compromises in performance and quality will be worth it for what modular phones enable.
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by Mahn 12y ago
Oh, wow, had you not mentioned it I would have guessed that there was a part below the fold.
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by Mahn 12y ago
Huh. Why would anyone think that was a good idea.
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by Mahn 12y ago
It's not immediately obvious, but I've seen much worse landing pages.
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by Mahn 12y ago
Any plans for a windows version?
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by Mahn 12y ago
> So you are claiming that having to look away from the road for possibly whole seconds to deal with a phone is not really dangerous, but what is dangerous is your mind wandering? The point is that anything that distracts your mind/
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by Mahn 12y ago
That the order was real, but that doesn't necesarily mean Satoshi ordered it, since it could have been someone else giving his address.
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by Mahn 12y ago
Interesting idea. Any plans on open sourcing the server as well so as to save the round trip to verify the proof of work?
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by Mahn 12y ago
This is pretty cool. Companies like imgur could benefit from this.
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by Mahn 12y ago
Why would they even care for SEO? It's not like it's a commercial project.
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by Mahn 12y ago
The original creator(s) just envisioned money designed to work in a digital medium. From there people derive that if Bitcoin is money for the internet it can replace PayPal, though in practice is more complex than that. The reality is that
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by Mahn 12y ago
They'll end up bought by a big name company if Bitcoin continues to grow, I'm sure.
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by Mahn 12y ago
Does this work internationally or is it US only?
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by Mahn 12y ago
Wasn't there a similar service that shut down because it couldn't get traction a few years ago? I remember seeing it here in HN.
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by Mahn 12y ago
> There is no relation between decentralisation and advertisment. Any node can serve you ads. But there's no point in showing ads in a decentralized network since the proceeds would belong to no one. Unless someone controls the clie
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by Mahn 12y ago
> We want to create a safe place for founders to share their specific issues and solicit support and advice from fellow founders or those who can empathize. Sounds similar to https://startupsanonymous.com
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by Mahn 12y ago
Technically any sort of type casting would end up being O(1), wouldn't it?
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by Mahn 12y ago
Some people there on SO are suggesting this could be a "self-confidence testing" question where the interviewer already knows what he's asking is bullshit and expects you to react accordingly. Sort of like a HR-ish kind of qu
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by Mahn 12y ago
Chrome extensions are pretty much Javascript+HTML bundles in fact. Something like what you suggest is not only possible but very easy to accomplish.
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by Mahn 12y ago
> Look at this thing of beauty http://support.djangobb.org/ . I feel like I just traveled to the past.
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by Mahn 12y ago
Well, for what is worth node.js didn't come out yesterday. I would argue it's reasonably mature for a production app at this point.
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by Mahn 12y ago
Not everything on the internet is of a Question-Answer form. There are cases when a SO style forum doesn't cut it, think for example online games/MMORPGs. That being said, I'm not digging that tiled design on the main page ei

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