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ashleyw
17y ago
opendns.com != OpenDNS. Try pinging 208.67.222.222
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17y ago
Level 3 lifehacker.com 29ms Google lifehacker.com 20ms OpenDNS lifehacker.com 15ms Level 3 facebook.com 94ms Google facebook.com 20ms OpenDNS
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ashleyw
17y ago
Paul Graham! 3rd guess…after pg and paul!
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ashleyw
17y ago
Strange, works fine at 1024px here: http://grab.by/eLC
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ashleyw
17y ago
The site's down for me right now, so I don't know exactly what it's about. But since everyone's mentioning cross-platform testing, here's how I test for (basic) design differences: https://browserlab.adobe.com/ …and then fall back on a VM
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17y ago
If that's Microsofts strong suit, they really don't have much going for them. Upgrading to Vista was horrific! As a user and developer, I much prefer annual/biennial releases because in both cases, I get an continually improving OS, but als
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17y ago
It looks slick, but… 1. Create an account (30 secs) 2. Check my email (5 secs) 3. Press a "Click here to activate" button and be redirected (5 secs) 4. Wait for the Flash to load (5 secs) 5. Fill in my email and passwo
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17y ago
Likely so their request got higher on the list. :)
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ashleyw
17y ago
Same, I'd love access too; my email is in my profile. :)
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17y ago
Yeah, and you need to hover over one of the comments for it to work, too.
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ashleyw
17y ago
It really wasn't a good idea to link to a page full of the 'infected' comments ...
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ashleyw
17y ago
Wouldn't it just be worthwhile to get a VPS and setup what you need? You should be able to host multiple small sites on even a 256MB VPS. And of course you can just upgrade from there, if they grow too big.
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17y ago
http://finance.google.com/finance/info?q=GOOG,LON:TSCO http://download.finance.yahoo.com/d/quotes.csv?s=GOOG&f=... :)
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17y ago
function parse_git_dirty { [[ $(git status 2> /dev/null | tail -n1) != "nothing to commit (working directory clean)" ]] && echo "*" } function parse_git_branch { git branch --no-color 2> /dev/null
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17y ago
@tptacek: Second Google result for "apple security": http://www.apple.com/support/security/
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17y ago
I'm nowhere near as qualified as that team — but wouldn't it be better to not mark it, at all? Whatever landmark you place, people will explore. Whatever warnings you place, people will ignore. At least with no markings, and the spot being
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ashleyw
17y ago
Leave a blank line to create a paragraph. I don't think you can have a standard line break, unless you post it as code (two spaces at the beginning of each line): a b c
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ashleyw
17y ago
Yes, your IP is banned. A few of us were banned for using the greasemonkey script you mentioned, so unless you've done anything malicious recently, that's likely the reason. I apologised to PG directly and he kindly removed the ban for me.
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17y ago
Thanks to PG for unbanning me! :) I still can't believe I ran this script without thinking of how it worked and the coincidences of running it...
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ashleyw
17y ago
Indeed, I'd be grateful if 78.86.95.* was unblocked also please.
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17y ago
Wait, wait, wait...GOTO in PHP is real ?? I thought it was a joke when I heard about it a while back... Those who use PHP properly don't need this, and the ones who currently write spaghetti....well, will now write even worse spaghetti! At
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17y ago
No idea why people are down voting you, that is in fact the real article.
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ashleyw
17y ago
Wow, this truly is an example of trying to fix something which isn't broken, and ending up making it multiple times worse...you'll just loose people at each stage as they get annoyed. If you want to simplify your sign-up form, remove field
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17y ago
I guess their target audience is simply anyone who manages to find what they need to find and do what they need to do on the site, but still...pretty weird. I'd love to know why they did it? How does making their website into a search e
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17y ago
I think he was referring to Rails being very structured, and Django giving you the flexibility to do it your way. It depends on your tastes; I prefer Ruby/Rails.
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17y ago
British national health service. I've had a lot of health problems in the past, but money has never become part of it. A for-profit organization deciding on whether you get treatment or not has always seemed a little sick to me. Not to ment
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17y ago
One thing I've always wondered about Hubble — if it's orbiting earth, scooping up protons for long periods of time, doesn't that mean it'll create a photo made up of the captures from every part of that small area....in the entire orbit? So
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17y ago
http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/25039 Adds a search box for searchyc.com ( http://is.gd/2bdCp ), among other cool things. :)
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17y ago
There aren't many situations where I'd need information, without being able to look it up. So it's not killed my general knowledge, it's expanded it beyond any level I could have had without it.
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17y ago
My drinking habits sure do tell a lot about me, huh? I kind of have trouble with my sleep. I sleep wonderfully (8-17 hours; yes, 17, not very often though, on average 11), but I think (or thought?) I have mild free-running sleep disorder, w
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