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by arunoda 14y ago
SMS pricing is competitive and I like it. But unfortunately its only for USA. So still Twillo rocks for me.
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Ask HN: Do we need SMS based authentication?
3 points by arunoda 14y ago|3 comments
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Ask HN: Why hackernews down?
2 points by arunoda 14y ago|0 comments
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by arunoda 14y ago
giving away a lot. Not bad. a good move to get some attention.
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by arunoda 14y ago
He got my attention some how. That's why I'm interested on this :) But he didn't convince me about what it exactly does? That's why I just asked. Sometimes this discussion might help him to create a good web copy for http://app.net and ge
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by arunoda 14y ago
No way. I watched the video. Its lengthy and he didn't tell me exactly what it is?
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by arunoda 14y ago
Ok got. Its a paid twitter. Then who's gonna pay for that, users or devs? if devs who bring the users?
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Ask HN: What is App.net? I really didn't get it
4 points by arunoda 14y ago|11 comments
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by arunoda 14y ago
This is the one of the cheapest PAAS I've ever seen. How about the performance?
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Create Your Own Programming Language(nathansuniversity.com)
2 points by arunoda 14y ago|0 comments
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by arunoda 14y ago
Me too. What is it? Is it kind of facebook or twitter? >he mentioned it is paid? So how you acquire customers? Is it kind of streamed timeline as a servers? If he can't tell me what it does in 1 min, I never ever gonna pre-order or bac
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by arunoda 14y ago
Yes you are so correct. SPDY is for the future. Getting a SSL certificate is not a big issue and not too costly. And for blogs and simple websites SPDY adds less. So don't implemmnt it. So why anyone needs to worry?
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Kevin Rose only has Montessori Education(plus.google.com)
1 points by arunoda 14y ago|0 comments
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by arunoda 14y ago
I hope it will be the same story as HTML5 (IE will took it after everyone) And SPDY will spread much more higher rate than HTML5. Because it is a little work to be performed at the website end not like HTML5. Hope within 1 year, it will be
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by arunoda 14y ago
Thanks. I'm clear now.
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by arunoda 14y ago
Yes. Now I got it. It does(can be) prevent if CSRF happens. Since Referer header is not sent by all the browsers, Origin can be used. - http://people.mozilla.org/~bsterne/content-security-policy/o...
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by arunoda 14y ago
No. There is no security issue. But I just tried to point out that is there any use of Origin header? Or tried to learn if it does something which I didn't get?
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by arunoda 14y ago
This seems interesting. Thanks.
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by arunoda 14y ago
I'm not a security expert. Does CRSF also works with WebSockets? How it can be prevented using Origin header?
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WebSocket is great But not the origin policy(learnitcorrect.com)
9 points by arunoda 14y ago|12 comments
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by arunoda 14y ago
Can you please describe what is the use of the adapter? How can it be useful?
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by arunoda 14y ago
okay. I got it. Actually this replaces separate templates (at least for some cases) for your app. How about the browser compatibility? Have you tested?
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by arunoda 14y ago
Great idea. I like it. I'm looking at this as a template engine? Or am I missing something?
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How I am trying to market my video course(learnitcorrect.com)
2 points by arunoda 14y ago|0 comments
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by arunoda 14y ago
I say MVC is not dead. I just said it :) http://goo.gl/kvs7t
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MVC is not dead and MOVE is too much(tutorialcodeigniter.com)
1 points by arunoda 14y ago|0 comments
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by arunoda 14y ago
There is no new here. You have a point here mvc need some upgrades. But it is not dead. You simply divide controller into 2 parts. 1. Events 2. Operations I too find event also can be think as a router. The title is bad. This is not new. B
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Codeigniter Video Tutorial for Beginners(tutorialcodeigniter.com)
2 points by arunoda 14y ago|1 comments
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Hello Blogging with Jekyll and Github Pages(learnitcorrect.com)
1 points by arunoda 14y ago|0 comments
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Github uses s3 too (They are backed by Rackspace)(learnitcorrect.blogspot.com)
4 points by arunoda 14y ago|0 comments

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