a2tech

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by a2tech 17y ago
Nice clean design-what are your plans for monetizing it?
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by a2tech 17y ago
Many websites post the forms to encrypted sites. Facebook and others do this-I haven't looked into hacker news or reddit.
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by a2tech 17y ago
Well-Stack Overflow, Serverfault and all the other things Jeff Atwood is involved with runs Windows.
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Obama's Passengers' Bill of Rights(nytimes.com)
1 points by a2tech 17y ago|0 comments
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by a2tech 17y ago
This is extremely generous and couldn't go to a more deserving group of hard working programmers. Makes me wish I had my own company to match his generosity!
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Craigslist explains why Yahoo Pipes were blocked(blog.craigslist.org)
5 points by a2tech 17y ago|2 comments
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How to Make $15M by scamming the poor(arstechnica.com)
5 points by a2tech 17y ago|0 comments
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by a2tech 17y ago
All the time. One of Netapp's HUGE selling points is dedupe support.
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by a2tech 17y ago
The comments on the original CrunchGear article do not sound promising. Many people downloaded the software and were unable to get it to work as advertised. Also the software will only work for 2 hours in 'Demo' mode, then it won't work unt
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by a2tech 17y ago
There's no shame in using a tool that works for you. Also thanks for the tip on TortoiseSVN integrating with Word's diff tool-thats an amazingly useful feature.
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by a2tech 17y ago
SSL documentation in most major projects still needs a lot of polishing. I also think there needs to be a push to separate the encryption and remote server verification parts of SSL/TLS. I'd love to encrypt all communication with the sites
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by a2tech 17y ago
A description in the headline of what the Git wrapper does, or a link to a blog entry or some other description of the wrapper would be helpful. As it is, currently the website has no information other than the raw source-and a google searc
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by a2tech 17y ago
You do the same thing with Apache-Verisign as an example ships all their certs requiring an intermediate certificate. I run into a lot of websites in Firefox and Safari that cause SSL errors because they're not passing along the proper inte
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by a2tech 17y ago
This article can not be trusted. The version of FreeBSD they use in the test is in 'debug mode'. The speed of every critical system is impacted while debug symbols are enabled. The fact the author fails to mention this critical fact casts d
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by a2tech 17y ago
One standard to rule them all? Make it keyed like Firewire and it sounds like a real winner.
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Why System.Windows.Forms.ListView sucks and how to fix it(virtualdub.org)
1 points by a2tech 17y ago|0 comments
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by a2tech 17y ago
Basically someone goes out and finds some interesting content and rips it off. They register a wordpress/blogger account and throw all the content up along with some google ads. You submit it to Reddit/Hacker News/Digg/Fark.com whatever and
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by a2tech 17y ago
Blog spam-here's a link to the much better source material: http://atlasobscura.com/places/root-bridges-cherrapungee
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by a2tech 17y ago
This IS a very neat trick-now does anyone know how to find un-indexed queries in PostgreSQL?
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by a2tech 17y ago
I can haz sup0r successful startups?
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by a2tech 17y ago
The guy seems like a crackpot-if you look up his site its full of 'psychic workshops' and other mumbo-jumbo. But still...deep in my geeky heart I totally hope there's a huge cave complex under the pyramids full of traps and ancient artifact
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by a2tech 17y ago
1) Social Media sites (reddit, hacker news, slashdot, facebook) 2) Nail chewing 3) Excercising And no-I've never been able to overcome bad habits. My short attention span when it comes to learning has helped me though-since I'm quick on the
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by a2tech 17y ago
Very interesting stuff here-I've never heard of anyone using bcrypt for encrypting passwords, but it seems like a good solution. The only problem that I see for large implementations is that even with the lowest time setting on bcrypt you'r
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by a2tech 17y ago
Ahhh I was wondering what those Ninja Party badges were for...
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by a2tech 17y ago
Creating an Archive folder as he describes doesn't stop Time Machine from creating all those hard links everytime it runs-so his solution doesn't fix anything. He should upgrade to a faster disk for his backup to solve his issues. I have a
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by a2tech 17y ago
Maybe IBM will fix the ridiculous licensing situation with SPSS... Ehh this is IBM I'm sure they'll make it worse
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by a2tech 17y ago
Come on up to Ann Arbor-there's loads of oppertunities here. UofM is expanding and we've got a best of breed engineering school going on
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by a2tech 17y ago
Well lets hope they did the right thing and are trawling the iTunes library xml file instead of tricking iTunes into syncing with the Pre-I have the feeling Apple will only take so much of Palm masquerading as an iPod before smacking them d
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by a2tech 17y ago
This is an excellent little feature. I do wonder though, that if you send the unsubscribe request via this feature if Google lowers the weight of your spam report. As someone that runs a few mailing lists I know that many users will click t
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by a2tech 17y ago
I find it interesting that the article seems to be pointing the finger of blame at Apple-however I can't Apple really being to blame here. This seems like more a problem with an extremely stressed individual and an extremely controlling cor

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