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13y ago
The best thing about mailinator other then the service is the blog posts. There is some seriously interesting hacker reading in there such as, http://mailinator.blogspot.com.au/2012/02/how-mailinator-com... http:
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A Story About ‘Magic'
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13y ago
That's good to know. Cobram Estate is the oil I buy for dripping/drizzling on any food I eat. I just found it to have the best flavor out of the oils I tried and since they are Australian I thought I woulds stick with them. I use
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13y ago
Heh, I was going to post the Thomas the tank engine shot. http://360gigapixels.com/tokyo-tower-panorama-photo/?v=60.3,... There is another train on the track. http://360gigapixels.com/tokyo-tower-panora
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13y ago
Blekko is another, which is very impressive considering they do their own indexing and serving of results.
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13y ago
The thing is I don't see the Surface Pro as a tablet so much as an ultra-book that can be a tablet. I want it as a highly portable laptop that I can use as a tablet on the way home. For me Surface Pro with 6+ hours of battery life (whi
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13y ago
I predict that a refreshed Surface Pro with Haswell will sell quite well. I know that it is a product I want to buy (or a Transformer with Haswell whichever comes first). The Surface Pro is an excellent device let down only by battery life
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Want Progress? Do Something Anything
(nathanconyngham.com)
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Gigablast Search Engine now Open Source on GitHub
(github.com)
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Co-founder of Russia's biggest search engine Yandex dies
(smh.com.au)
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The Most Powerful Word Known to Mankind
(sixrevisions.com)
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13y ago
Interesting. Will have to look into integrating this with searchcode.com My biggest issue with github search is it still has issues with searches like $i++ as it will not match something like for(i=0;i++;i<100) which is occasionally frus
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Why 1 && 2 == 2
(blog.chewxy.com)
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13y ago
Thank you. I couldn't find much online like it so wrote it myself. I am hoping a actual expert does the same some day.
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13y ago
Thank you. This sort of feedback keeps me going.
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13y ago
Odd. I am thrashing the disk of my two hetzner servers with with massive amount of writes and reads for http://searchcode.com without any issues over 2 years. One takes care of HTTP/DB and the other the search index. The DB
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13y ago
I have always wondered if insurance companies had the data to show that people of Asian decent (for example) have more car accidents, could they jack up their insurance premiums?
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13y ago
Beware of "also want to find employees ready to take risks, make decisions, try new things, move fast and even break things." Doing the above can be a sure say to get the bad kind of fired from a job, especially for large corporat
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13y ago
Sorry should have been more clear. I run the site that provides ddg with the code results (usually) so a search like "php mysql_query example" will trigger my API. I am always interested to find people using this and seeing if the
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13y ago
Out of curiosity are you getting good code search results in the zero click box or the general search results?
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Want to be better? The answer is simple
(nathanconyngham.com)
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At work... lots of red tape. Lucky to see one deployment a month, but uat, into, dev are continually deployed following build and tests passing. Personally anywhere from a few times an hour to a day or so. I try to keep all development task
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How I Under-promised, Over-delivered and Screwed Myself
(nathanconyngham.com)
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13y ago
A few issues, 1. Not going to work for those with sight impairments. 2. Not going to work on mobile (in current form). 3. Its not any harder to break in an automated way then most other CAPTCHA's I hate CAPTCHA's. With a passion.
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13y ago
Personally I don't, but it should be noted that there are other indexes besides what you have mentioned. That said Samuru and Procog are pretty interesting.
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13y ago
It might be used internally for additional ranking signals. But the privacy policy states it can never be tied back to you as an individual so nothing to worry about. From memory the main reason they do this is to allow downstream websites
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13y ago
Don't forget Gigablast, Procog, Yioop and Samuru which also have their own crawled index.
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The Importance of Clarity
(nathanconyngham.com)
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And for examples not limited to github http://searchcode.com/?q=mysql_query%20%24_GET%20lang%3APHP
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Save The Surprises For Your Loved Ones
(nathanconyngham.com)
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