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Staticman: user-generated content for static sites
(staticman.net)
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Effective website icons
(css-tricks.com)
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11y ago
As an EMT, I too found this rather disturbing. Throughout the article, prehospital interventions were repeatedly not acknowledged. From the reference to "ambulance drivers" that you mentioned to things as subtle as saying that the
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11y ago
Totally agree. Going off of this, it would be kind of neat if they started signing all outgoing email by default, regardless of whether the recipient has uploaded their public key for encryption.
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benburwell
11y ago
That you know of, anyway :)
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benburwell
11y ago
Yeah I'm not really sure what purpose it serves, but I guess PGP is better than no PGP?
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Facebook Now Sends PGP Encrypted Email Notifications
(benburwell.com)
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11y ago
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How the new diverse Emoji work – Unicode Standard
(unicode.org)
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11y ago
As someone graduating next week with an undergrad degree in CS and a minor in math, I don't think I'd be a very good software engineer with just a math degree, but I'm definitely a better software engineer because of my math
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For-Profit Corinthian Colleges ceases operations
(theatlantic.com)
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11y ago
AC2EJ checking in. Tech license at age 12, general and extra soon after.
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benburwell
11y ago
I use Sophos (free) and I also use Little Snitch as a firewall.
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Myers-Briggs types for developers compared to US population
(developermedia.com)
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11y ago
Most of this would not have happened if the ISP had acted responsibly and required court orders to comply with the FBI requests.
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FBI conducts search by disrupting Internet service, posing as repairmen [pdf]
(ia902603.us.archive.org)
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11y ago
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12y ago
Looks a lot like this little thing I made a few years ago: https://github.com/benburwell/MDEngine
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12y ago
Interesting idea, letting someone more familiar with the project make a bug report. It's almost like crowdsourcing tech support. I wrote about how open source project bug trackers aren't as inviting as they might be a few months a
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Rat Park – the fundamental flaw in the way we think about addiction
(stuartmcmillen.com)
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12y ago
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How to Scroll
(bost.ocks.org)
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12y ago
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The Role of Utility Classes in Scalable CSS
(davidtheclark.com)
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Right Now: Reddit AMA with Tim Berners-Lee
(reddit.com)
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12y ago
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Mean.io – A MongoDB/Express/Angular/Node web app stack
(mean.io)
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12y ago
I know this really isn't answering the question, but most consumer-grade Internet connections aren't ideal for running a server of the email variety. Assuming you have a static IP, your ISP will likely block the standard SMTP/
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12y ago
Maybe not the first time (before you've seen any of the content), but generally, I like this idea.
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How to create a Tor Onion site
(scottlinux.com)
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OpenPGP in the browser (or Node.js)
(github.com)
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12y ago
Interesting read as a developer who just switched from a several year old MacBook to a home-built Linux desktop. For a few days I was running Debian, but I quickly ditched that in favor of Linux Mint Debian Edition because of its superior u
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12y ago
I could have provided a clearer intent in my post, but here goes. These are simply usability guidelines that I've built up over my time interacting with hundreds of websites. I find myself annoyed by certain things over and over, so I
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12y ago
I actually just updated the article to reflect this. bcrypt is a much better solution than what I originally proposed. Thanks!
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Don't Make Visitors Make Accounts
(benburwell.com)
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12y ago
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