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by bobds 16y ago
Maybe while they are at it, they can convince their friends that crypto backdoors are bad for everyone.
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by bobds 16y ago
I was reminded of the following excerpt in Howard Marks' book "Mr. Nice", who wanted to study Philosophy of Science in Oxford University many decades ago: "There was a problem with respect to how my diploma course would be financed. In thos
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by bobds 16y ago
Anyone else thinking about all the ways the gaming controls can be used on non-game applications? I'm pretty sure you'd be able to code efficiently on the Pandora, given some custom key-bindings.
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The InterDependent Web(battellemedia.com)
1 points by bobds 16y ago|0 comments
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by bobds 16y ago
Here is their Git repo: http://git.gnome.org/browse/dasher/tree/ Last commit only a few days ago, that's good.
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Flexible Commercial License Generator For Software(binpress.com)
1 points by bobds 16y ago|0 comments
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by bobds 16y ago
That's the free part too, so anyone can use it. Although I suppose it won't be long until a cracked version of CrackTracker appears on those file hosting websites. Another interesting concept would be to package this in a DLL and include it
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by bobds 16y ago
(Preface: I pretty much know nothing about stock markets and trading.) Isn't there a whole industry that revolves around paying people to provide you with their trading strategies? How is that considerably different than what's happening on
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by bobds 16y ago
A good place to start: http://www.collective2.com/ You can rent your trading strategies to others, or rent someone else's strategy. Also some good info/tools regarding automation.
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by bobds 16y ago
There's very little to learn, totally worth it if you ask me. I'm also a fan of Notepad++, seems like it would be easy to integrate less.js as a plugin.
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by bobds 16y ago
Sidenote: If you are not a Ruby guy and want to use LESS without much hassle, try lessphp: https://github.com/leafo/lessphp
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by bobds 16y ago
That's a great idea. I've been trying to think of better ways to combine the power of 1kbgrid and LESS.
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LESS CSS pre-processor in PHP(github.com)
5 points by bobds 16y ago|0 comments
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The LESS CSS Grid(designshack.co.uk)
14 points by bobds 16y ago|18 comments
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The amazing Story Of BlackFriday.com(conceptualist.com)
1 points by bobds 16y ago|0 comments
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by bobds 16y ago
It's going to be on streaks.me eventually. Isn't that a nice domain for it?
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by bobds 16y ago
If you don't want to wait for other people to fix this, there is a handy Firefox addon called No Referrer. It can block referers selectively, either when you click a link on a certain URL, or when you click a link that points to a certain U
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Japanese Court Says That Place Shifting TV Overseas Is Infringing(techdirt.com)
1 points by bobds 16y ago|0 comments
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Ask Quora: What would be the best way to rob a bank?(quora.com)
6 points by bobds 16y ago|0 comments
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Upload 18 Songs In Russia... Face Six Years In Prison(techdirt.com)
3 points by bobds 16y ago|0 comments
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by bobds 16y ago
I like that quote and I, too, wanted something that can record my chains of big red Xs. And I'm building it at 6am on Sunday (right now), although it's a website, not an app.
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by bobds 16y ago
I shiver when I think how many pieces of code are fetched over the internet on my machines. If you are a motivated attacker you can compromise a plugin author's PC or server and silently push a backdoor to a whole lot of people. Signed rele
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by bobds 16y ago
STEP 1: Make every theme/plugin author create a private key to sign their releases. Their public key will be available on their profile page and via API. Wordpress will notify you if the public key for an author has changed or if a release
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by bobds 16y ago
You forgot the many people that write handbooks full of made up shit. So you have to keep the following two rules in mind: Be careful of whose advice you buy. Free advice is not always free.
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by bobds 16y ago
This is pretty cool. Reminds me of a Defcon presentation that only used whitespace characters to encode the script (and a bit of boilerplate). I think it looks less suspicious than lots of symbols lumped together. Here it is: https://www.d
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Beginner's Guide to OAuth(hueniverse.com)
2 points by bobds 16y ago|0 comments
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by bobds 16y ago
Or just search for "fabric" without personalization/being-logged-in and you probably get the Python-related fabric in the top 10. It was result number 7 for me.
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Google Approaches Its Breaking Point(seobook.com)
2 points by bobds 16y ago|0 comments
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by bobds 16y ago
There's also http://webbynode.com/ They have ready-made stacks with Node.js, Rails and Django.
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by bobds 16y ago
> Oh my, do I have to put it even more bluntly to get the point across: These commercial whitelists are effectively extortion scams and affiliate rings. You made a few points. First is that nobody reaches out to get themselves whitelist

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