Titanous

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by Titanous 17y ago
Maybe he means exciting ?
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by Titanous 17y ago
The sensor on the 5D is huge . Here's a graphic with most of the current video camera sensor sizes: http://rebelsguide.com/dl/sensorSizes_06_cheatSheet.png A bigger sensor means that it can operate well at very low light levels. Also no
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Bitcoin P2P Cryptocurrency(bitcoin.org)
8 points by Titanous 17y ago|0 comments
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by Titanous 17y ago
This would work as long as you can get support if you reflash the "locked" firmware before calling.
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by Titanous 17y ago
While I agree that being able to sell apps on the iTunes Store is a good thing, and worth $99, I don't think that Apple should limit owners of their iP* devices from creating and installing unapproved applications. Why should I have to pay
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by Titanous 17y ago
In Canada this is called Unaddressed Admail, and it allows companies to send flyers to entire neighbourhoods without having to address the mail individually. I'm pretty sure there is a way to opt-out.
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Premailer - prep your HTML email by inlining CSS(thechangelog.com)
1 points by Titanous 17y ago|0 comments
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Wolfram Alpha lowers iPhone app price, will give refunds(tuaw.com)
2 points by Titanous 17y ago|0 comments
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Ruby Practical Training Exercises(rubyproblems.com)
1 points by Titanous 17y ago|0 comments
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Heroku (YC W08) launches SSL Hostname Add-on Public Beta(blog.heroku.com)
16 points by Titanous 17y ago|3 comments
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URLs Are The Uniform Way to Locate Resources(adam.blog.heroku.com)
54 points by Titanous 17y ago|20 comments
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1993 Steve Jobs interview on Paul Rand (logo designer)(tuaw.com)
1 points by Titanous 17y ago|0 comments
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Dealing with $LOAD_PATH in Ruby properly(techno-weenie.net)
1 points by Titanous 17y ago|0 comments
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Improving Download Behaviors in Web Browsers(limi.net)
5 points by Titanous 17y ago|0 comments
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Exploring Latest ruby-lib Additions (Enumerable#chunk and #slice_before)(dolzhenko.org)
1 points by Titanous 17y ago|0 comments
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by Titanous 17y ago
As long as the response from the web service is signed, this could be a good solution to what I've always seen as a small vulnerability in SSL.
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by Titanous 17y ago
Public-key encryption (such as PGP) would work as well.
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by Titanous 17y ago
Looks like all it does is replace a SSL MITM proxy.
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by Titanous 17y ago
Another (shorter length) OTP implementation: Perfect Paper Passwords: https://www.grc.com/ppp I've created a v3 compatible Ruby implementation of this for use in webapps etc: http://gist.github.com/74551
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by Titanous 17y ago
From the blog post, it looks like this could be done by anybody with a good SLR, lens, robot mount, and lots of time. Also, let the "wtf am I looking at" hunt begin: http://i.imgur.com/Ibmo5.jpg http://i.imgur.com/Tjxfd.jpg
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by Titanous 17y ago
You you should update to the latest version of Rubygems. gem update --system
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by Titanous 17y ago
http://jonasboner.com/2007/02/05/clustering-jruby-with-open-... gives some info on using Terracotta with JRuby.
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by Titanous 17y ago
Worked well on iPod Touch 2G 3.0 The external links got stuck in the on position, and the Todo demo flickered the row when checking/unchecking items.
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Reporter uses Jailbroken iPhone with Qik to do live report(jeremyjojola.com)
1 points by Titanous 17y ago|0 comments
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by Titanous 17y ago
I've been mulling over an idea for a while: A web service that would easily add a second factor of authentication to your existing application's login system. Thoughts?
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by Titanous 17y ago
If you still want to use the (scary) web interface, there is always NoScript.
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by Titanous 17y ago
Does anyone have a copy of the Shoes dependencies tarball for OS X? deps-osx-intel-1.6.4-1.20.2.tar.gz
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by Titanous 17y ago
Does anyone have a copy of the code for Try Ruby? It was at http://code.whytheluckystiff.net/svn/tryruby/trunk
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How to fix URL-shorteners(scripting.com)
4 points by Titanous 17y ago|1 comments
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by Titanous 17y ago
From the visualization, it looks like it runs search queries on the name given, then categorizes the words it finds into the colours/categories you see in the bar.

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