NKCSS

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   by NKCSS 10y ago

   If I uncheck-all but experimental, it doesn't hide dt, li, option, td, th and tr.
2. 212.▲
   by NKCSS 10y ago

   It's not just that; everything feels old and fragile when you mess with C++(/CLI); I was amazed I had to write a stupid post-build event just to copy the app.config to the build dir... why is the experience so different from when
3. 213.▲
   by NKCSS 10y ago

   Try C++/CLI :) Had that problem recently when I assumed .NET was installed, but it needed a separate C++ runtime for C++/CLI
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   by NKCSS 10y ago

   The subtitle mentions "adjusted to the cost of living in SF"
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   ElcomSoft Extracts Deleted Safari Browsing History from iCloud(blog.elcomsoft.com)

   2 points by NKCSS 10y ago|0 comments
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   by NKCSS 10y ago

   JavaScript is not the slow beast it used to be; when Google built V8 when they introduced Chrome, javascript got seriously fast. A lot of improvements have been made since then.
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   by NKCSS 10y ago

   Only thing it wonder is why would you 'test' for the bug with only 1 byte of memory leaked? False negatives would be a lot smaller if you reversed it and send a 1-byte session id and have 31 bytes to test. He says "By picking
8. 218.▲
   by NKCSS 10y ago

   My bank can set SMS-alerts based on custom rules, but they charge €0.50 or something per SMS.
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   by NKCSS 10y ago

   Isn't this all based on LSA (Latent Semantic Analysis; e.g. first major paper was by by Landauer back in 1990, and going back to the 1960's)? I implemented LSA a few years ago based on these papers and it just seems like LSA/
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    by NKCSS 10y ago

    I created an app that would poll my transaction data from my bank's website and then send push messages to my phone if any new transaction comes in. I loved it. While doing groceries, having not left the line and packing up my goods, I
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    by NKCSS 10y ago

    This one is cool also (conveyor belt that can do all sorts of fun stuff): https://www.youtube.com/watch?list=PLKfWL8IXgKBte4TfD53pLaHO...
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    by NKCSS 10y ago

    unicode in domains is tricky; on the one hand; it's good that we can allow people whom have non-ascii characters in their language to create domains using them, but it introduces the problems pointed out here. It would be sane to say t
13. 223.▲
    by NKCSS 10y ago

    PhantomJS has stand-alone binaries that you can just call from Python if you wanted.
14. 224.▲
    by NKCSS 10y ago

    PhantomJS is also WebKit...
15. 225.▲
    by NKCSS 10y ago

    What would be a good reason to use this over PhantomJS?
16. 226.▲
    by NKCSS 10y ago

    Doesn't a CTRL-F5 force a refresh of all resources? That's always an option (although not one non-technical users will know).
17. 227.▲
    by NKCSS 10y ago

    Sounds a lot like Unity, but open.
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    Skittles used as corn replacement for cattle(news.nationalgeographic.com)

    3 points by NKCSS 10y ago|0 comments
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    by NKCSS 10y ago

    Netherlands is very prosperous but you can get any drug you can imagine here; one has nothing to do with the other
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    by NKCSS 10y ago

    Why haven't they just created a small jumper on the Mobo to enable it when needed? That would solve the PC issues. On the other hand; there is a reason for the age-old adagium that once an attacker has physical access; it's always
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    by NKCSS 10y ago

    That's because a request is manually created with javascript; this is not because it's part of the url. If you append #something to most random url's, nothing will happen (unless specific behaviour was written to do so).
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    by NKCSS 10y ago

    Anchors are not part of a referer sent to external websites; also, it will not be logged in webserver logging since it's never sent to the server. Everything from # on is stripped off and stays on the client. The only way to interact w
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    by NKCSS 10y ago

    This Midori project looks interesting: http://joeduffyblog.com/2015/11/03/blogging-about-midori/
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    by NKCSS 10y ago

    Sounds like C&C: Renegade
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    by NKCSS 10y ago

    First time I heard or used Vivaldi; the whole 2-panels in 1 browser chrome side by side looked interesting, but using it, docking/undocking tabs and resizeing the area's just feels very slow, especially when you're used to ho
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    by NKCSS 10y ago

    Has Google dropped the requirement to pay for your Chrome Extention? I remember having to register and pay a fee to publish my Chrome extention [1] last year. From the article: "The $100 per year fee, which doesn’t have to be paid to p
27. 237.▲
    by NKCSS 10y ago

    Biggest surprise: "Developers are paying $100 a year and Apple doesn’t even host the extension themselves."
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    by NKCSS 10y ago

    I know it's not fair, but because I write identical apps in both languages, it's one that comes to mind frequently and it becomes very apparent how powerful C# is when it comes to Rapid Application Development.
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    by NKCSS 10y ago

    I wonder why it feels like I can't move at the same pace with C++ compared to C#; want to have a file copied to your output dir? Create a post-compile task; with C# you can just set a property to 'copy always'. Want to add a
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    DeepBach: a steerable model for bach chorales generation(flow-machines.com)

    1 points by NKCSS 10y ago|0 comments