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   by alanbyrne 14y ago

   http://www.bootstrapcdn.com/ This seems to work well for me.
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   by alanbyrne 14y ago

   <snip> I'm going to guess that the common theme here is that we're all forwarding port 9100 or 631 to our printer to allow ourselves to print from outside the network, which sets up an HTTP server at that address open to the interne
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   by alanbyrne 14y ago

   It really sucks that we have to go to such lengths to make the services we use that are "secured to industry standards" un-hackable. I die a little inside every time some site emails me my own password.
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   by alanbyrne 14y ago

   Great post! P.S I have used (ie paid for) PSD2HMTL and the folks did a magic job. I recommend them to all.
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   PHPFog/AppFog Down due to DDOS on their DNS(twitter.com)

   1 points by alanbyrne 14y ago|0 comments
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   by alanbyrne 14y ago

   I really love this sort of thing. It shows to me that apps are dying and soon everything will be HTML/CSS and cross device. Well done!
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   by alanbyrne 14y ago

   I am so sick of this kind of talk. What language do you like to code in? Really? That's great. Now shut up and go code in it. What difference does it make to you that I use PHP, Ruby or original ASP? My website achieves the result I desire.
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   by alanbyrne 14y ago

   Louis must have spent an absolute mint on Paypal fees...
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   by alanbyrne 14y ago

   What's wrong with Powershell?
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    by alanbyrne 14y ago

    I am on PHPFog for my front-end and with an AWS RDS back-end. I managed to survive this incident without an outage (I am on U.S East as well), although I did get some horrendous response times from RDS for about an hour there. PHPFog are on
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    by alanbyrne 14y ago

    Is it just me or do the "features" of this trojan resemble a late 90's Netbus
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    by alanbyrne 14y ago

    I think you need some more info as to how it works. A simple page explaining it or a walkthrough video? Upvote and comment because I want to see all Show HN's on the front page.
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    by alanbyrne 14y ago

    Haha, I appreciate your concern. I was merely trying to give colorful context to an issue that many people currently face. I haven't a clue what my mothers password is, us IT folk instinctively look away whenever someone is typing in a pas
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    by alanbyrne 14y ago

    I barely noticed any difference. My personal laptop, work PC and iPad are trusted devices, so I only need to enter the code every 30 days (or when I clear my cookies). I only really need to enter a code when using a different pc such as a
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    Ask HN: How do I get my mum to use unique passwords?

    9 points by alanbyrne 14y ago|10 comments
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    by alanbyrne 14y ago

    So I've been using these tweaks for an hour and I have noticed a large perceivable speed increase. Let's see what crashes over the next few weeks (Once I've forgotten that I've set these flags and end up swearing at my browser for a few hou
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    by alanbyrne 14y ago

    Pagedown scrolls down the page for me.
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    by alanbyrne 14y ago

    Not to mention the fact that the tax payers don't pay Bloomberg a salary to do his job, he does it for free.
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    by alanbyrne 14y ago

    Perhaps you can post over at hackful.eu as well (Assuming you've not already done that)
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    by alanbyrne 14y ago

    Why are we still creating apps? Can't these optical nuances can be achieved on both devices using HTML5 and CSS3 and run them in the browser of any modern device? (I'm legitimately asking, I don't know the answer)
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    by alanbyrne 14y ago

    Another unfortunate example of a US company forgetting that there people outside their own borders with different constraints and requirements. I'd rather Apple just gave a boat load of money to UK mobile networks to help them upgrade to 4G
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    by alanbyrne 14y ago

    http://gizmodo.com/5498412/sql-injection-license-plate-hopes...
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    by alanbyrne 14y ago

    What's so bad about being a cog? I work 9-5 for a large company (100,000+ employees). I clock on each day, they pay me a great daily rate and I enjoy the work that I do. Work doesn't define who I am and I am definitely not unfulfilled. I t
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    by alanbyrne 14y ago

    That is great, well done! I'll be using this a fair bit! A thing that annoyed me, when I double clicked an object to type text it, it seemed to type the text at the top, rather than the middle of the object. Once I was done editing, it po
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    by alanbyrne 14y ago

    I used to have to pull these kind of random hours from time to time whilst working for a global investment bank with hundreds of thousands of employees. I sure as heck didn't get a large share in the company! But the challenge of solving t
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    by alanbyrne 14y ago

    I was.
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    by alanbyrne 14y ago

    I recently traveled for 6 months without a data connection on my phone and used the Google Authenticator app without any problems at all. I changed the timezone setting many times too.
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    by alanbyrne 14y ago

    > "The total company expenditures since being founded in 2002 through the 2010 fiscal year were less than $800 million which includes all the development costs for the Falcon 1, Falcon 9 and Dragon." Wow. Facebook could have started an
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    by alanbyrne 14y ago

    My name is Alan Byrne, I work in IT and I'm a password re-user :( On that note, does anyone know of a secure keysafe app that will sync across my various PCs, iPad and Android phone? This is what is stopping me from going the single use pas
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    by alanbyrne 14y ago

    I've done a similar thing but put them on my colo server. Hopefully getting SSH access in an internet cafe doesn't work out to be too hard.