MrBra

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   by MrBra 12y ago

   http://monica-at-mozilla.blogspot.it/2014/07/download-files-... "What happens when you download malware? Firefox checks URLs associated with the download against a local Safe Browsing blocklist. If the binary
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   by MrBra 12y ago

   Without having inspected the repo too much I ask myself.. (well, not just myself).. how is this different from requiring an external .js in your view except for a different, nice stylistic choice?
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   by MrBra 12y ago

   Sarcasm?
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   by MrBra 12y ago

   Yes, as I read the article at the second part you quoted, a flying saucer immediately popped up into my mind... I am sure I am not the only one.. :)
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   by MrBra 12y ago

   So they did not actually attain below-absolute-0 temperatures?
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   by MrBra 12y ago

   Could it be possible such a thing of a world's single currency? What is the subject that I should study to understand all of this and stop asking a question like that? Finance? Economy? What branch of those? Thanks for answering or for
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   by MrBra 12y ago

   Thanks! Btw, now domain name expired! :)
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   by MrBra 12y ago

   This is something that, knowing at thing or two about OOP but not being a java pro at all, I've recently come to wonder about: why does Java use all this Factories of Factories ? I mean where does this coding pattern come from? What as
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   by MrBra 12y ago

   > It fits in better with my thesis if it came out in 2004. ;-) No doubts on that... get undercover again! quick! :)
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    by MrBra 12y ago

    I'm still trying to understand if this can be useful for me. Is anybody else here using it?
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    by MrBra 12y ago

    Metasploit
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    by MrBra 12y ago

    Thanks for saying this! Then I would say, keep this style if it impacts on the quality of HN community.
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    by MrBra 12y ago

    Nice find thank you... but it is a bit sad that we need an extension for this... and that it only works in Firefox.
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    by MrBra 12y ago

    Completely misses a user profile interface and posting facility. Why go there if for commenting you still need to go at ycmobinator?
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    by MrBra 12y ago

    Each of those alternatives is missing something important. hnmob.org only formats front page while the comments pages (which can be the hardest to read) still link to HN. ihackernews.com does not have a search function and login seems to be
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    by MrBra 12y ago

    There is 6th edition too: http://www.amazon.com/Internetworking-TCP-Volume-One-Edition...
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    Agent: Go-Like Concurrency in Ruby(sitepoint.com)

    1 points by MrBra 12y ago|0 comments
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    by MrBra 12y ago

    > if a race could materialize star ships they would not need too Sorry can you rephrase this please? I really can't get the sense of it.
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    by MrBra 12y ago

    And.. what a timing: https://hacks.mozilla.org/2014/06/webide-lands-in-nightly/
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    by MrBra 12y ago

    To me it reads more like they are building their own global satellite network backbones. This will allow them to have a faster (and cheaper once they cover costs) internet access.
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    by MrBra 12y ago

    It's designed to look like Paint :)
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    by MrBra 12y ago

    If that doesn't cost you too much ;)
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    by MrBra 12y ago

    Has it also been uploaded somewhere? Thanks
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    by MrBra 12y ago

    How much would you charge?
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    by MrBra 12y ago

    Thanks. Do you mind telling, based on your method, what would you aproximately quote for the tasks I listed in reply to al2o3cr's comment then? Thanks.
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    by MrBra 12y ago

    No code in source control. It's a wordpress website with a big DB and heavy traffic. I've read that I could use WHM cPanel facility to backup and restore the website into another VPS in which I will install cPanel. From a forum I
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    by MrBra 12y ago

    You can use WYSIWYG editors but make sure that they comply with latest HTML and CSS specifications, so that when you want to manually modify the code, you will find yourself in a well structured framework and not in a jungle of incoherent
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    Ask HN: Tool to know approximate price quotation for a given job?

    6 points by MrBra 12y ago|9 comments
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    The Fox, Only Better. – Firefox add-on(addons.mozilla.org)

    1 points by MrBra 12y ago|0 comments
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    by MrBra 12y ago

    >And unfortunately ruby isn't powerful enough to do what Apple needs If this was the main and only reason such that removing this limit Apple would have used Ruby, then why in your opinion didn't Apple try to implement themself