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Mark Pilgrim: how to root Nexus One(diveintomark.org)
32 points by ash 17y ago|2 comments
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by ash 17y ago
$1.6M for the lawsuit? Is it just a payment to lawyers? Why so expensive?
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RGraph: HTML5 canvas graph library(rgraph.net)
1 points by ash 17y ago|0 comments
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by ash 17y ago
About the habit to type everything into Google search: I thought typing facebook.com (or somesite.com) into Google is crazy. But it has an advantage. If you misspell it, Google will fix the domain name for you. This way you get the protecti
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by ash 17y ago
Could someone please explain what does it do? *{}
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Essential Firefox Tools(blog.gridspy.co.nz)
1 points by ash 17y ago|0 comments
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by ash 17y ago
The page disappeared in a strange way: page title still states "Daniel Brusilovsky".
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by ash 17y ago
I don't know about U.S. embassy in London, but in St Petersburg (Russia) they kept your items in a numbered box at the entrance. That was about 3 months ago.
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by ash 17y ago
It can be educating to look at the history of Reia (Python/Ruby-like language for Erlang VM). At first its author tried to hard to make Reia indentation sensitive (like Python). Finally he reconsidered after discovering several limitiations
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by ash 17y ago
Yes. But you can log in securely via clickpass.com.
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by ash 17y ago
What's wrong about LGPL?
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by ash 17y ago
Haven't used it much, but I find Fish shell control structures much more consistent that those in *sh: http://fishshell.org/
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by ash 17y ago
Yes! http://www.dabeaz.com/blog/2009/11/fun-with-block-towers.htm...
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by ash 17y ago
Yeah, and you don't pay when someone sms you! By the way, that's why it was easy for Twitter to provide free sms forwarding in US (first). Operators would easily agree - they'll get the money from recipient.
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by ash 17y ago
I've posted this in the comments: There's also a loss of information in the example. The user typed "\\<path to shared folder>\c". Markdown produced "\\c". I do understand it was interpreted as html tag. But I feel it had to be igno
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by ash 17y ago
I tried searching around, but found only April Fool announcement of GvR retirement: http://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0401/ Any links to actual talks about retirement?
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by ash 17y ago
Another advantage of Vim is that it lightens the load on little fingers. You don't need to press Ctrl or Alt very often. Compare with Ctrl-N, Ctrl-P, Ctrl-F, Ctrl-B on Emacs...
618.
by ash 17y ago
Compare with http://norvig.com/sudoku.html
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Sudoku and the way of the SAT solver(bramcohen.livejournal.com)
7 points by ash 17y ago|1 comments
620.
by ash 17y ago
I haven't tried, but according to http://eventlet.net/doc (used Google cache - it's down for me at the moment): Areas That Need Work * Not tested on Windows * There are probably some simple Unix dependencies we introduced by accident. If
621.
by ash 17y ago
Thanks for a short summary. But the post was a great read still!
622.
by ash 17y ago
Check out Spawning [1], which uses eventlet [2], which uses greenlet [3]. You will likely have problems with Windows though... [1]: http://pypi.python.org/pypi/Spawning/ [2]: http://eventlet.net [3]: http://pypi.python.org/pypi/greenle
623.
by ash 17y ago
A short description: The Console is a JavaScript console in bookmarklet form for executing JavaScript code in any web page. Features auto-completion, line editing, history, and more. (from http://tlrobinson.net/projects/js/ )
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JavaScript console bookmarklet for any web page(tlrobinson.net)
1 points by ash 17y ago|1 comments
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by ash 17y ago
DannoHung is probably talking about von Neumann.
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by ash 17y ago
Abebe Bikila won 1960 Olympic marathon bare-footed: http://hubpages.com/hub/Interesting-Olympic-Moments--Abibe-B...
627.
by ash 17y ago
Interesting - I haven't heard about non-functional vitamin C-producing program before... Could you point to an article/book with some details about it?
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Mark Shuttleworth: It’s a solvency problem, not a liquidity problem(markshuttleworth.com)
41 points by ash 18y ago|31 comments
629.
by ash 18y ago
You are right. But "hundreds of queries a second" are fine if there're mostly _read_ queries. http://www.sqlite.org/faq.html#q5
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Clickjacking Details(ha.ckers.org)
4 points by ash 18y ago|0 comments

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