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7 Tips to Speed Up Eclipse(nicolasbize.com)
4 points by bubblicious 12y ago|0 comments
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Coding Alone in the Dark(nicolasbize.com)
3 points by bubblicious 12y ago|0 comments
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The Great and Dusty Intentions of TODOs(nicolasbize.com)
4 points by bubblicious 12y ago|0 comments
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The Code Zombies of StackOverflow(nicolasbize.com)
8 points by bubblicious 12y ago|1 comments
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by bubblicious 12y ago
Last week on my NAS I found some old code that I had created about 2 years ago. It was a small (7kb) vanilla library that enabled you to make progress bars out of your browser tab icons. I never released it because it was so similar to piec
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Show HN: FavIconX: make progress bars out of favicons(nicolasbize.com)
13 points by bubblicious 12y ago|1 comments
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The best IDE in the world(nicolasbize.com)
12 points by bubblicious 12y ago|0 comments
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How Microsoft Lost the API War (2004)
1 points by bubblicious 12y ago|0 comments
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by bubblicious 12y ago
Eh it seems I'm learning about the whois command today... http://razzed.com/2009/01/15/at-first-i-thought-google-was-b... Thanks @jtaylor
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$ whois microsoft.com
6 points by bubblicious 12y ago|3 comments
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The Oyster Effect in Software Engineering(nicolasbize.com)
3 points by bubblicious 12y ago|0 comments
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by bubblicious 12y ago
Tough to talk about "truth" or "lies" when talking about history... "What is history, but a fable agreed upon?" - Napolean
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by bubblicious 12y ago
Looks like it, yeah... Personnally I'm not too fond of either behaviour in that story.
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by bubblicious 12y ago
It's definetely out there if you have only done a little C. It doesn't require any previous security knowledge though as I stated. But like you realized, it does require you to know your way around low-level programming.
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by bubblicious 12y ago
I would really suggest purchasing a good book about it. From my point of view, I would go for "Hacking: The Art of Exploitation, 2nd Edition" from Jon Erickson which goes in depth about how to crack programs using gdb and other to
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by bubblicious 12y ago
I'm really hoping that functional languages will evolve in a way that they become more readable at a glance.
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by bubblicious 12y ago
Probably a poker move to put pressure on Twitter... If the company is doing well, they'll do what it takes to keep it running, even if it means changing its brand.
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Look at your old code(nicolasbize.com)
3 points by bubblicious 12y ago|0 comments
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by bubblicious 12y ago
I enjoyed the article. I really like the passage where it said: "The Stanford Illustrated Review, a precursor of Stanford magazine, appealed to alumni for help in employing recent graduates. “These men and women . . . face a far harder
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by bubblicious 12y ago
Ooh that actually looks really cool, Thanks a lot for the link! :)
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by bubblicious 12y ago
The only big evolution I see with code editors in the next couple of years is real touch/gesture support. Any attempt to code on a touch device will convince you within 30 seconds that the IDEs of today are not adapted.
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Creating Better Wheels(nicolasbize.com)
2 points by bubblicious 12y ago|0 comments
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by bubblicious 12y ago
If there is one app I've always been thrilled to pay for, it's Sublime Text. I've purchased and renewed the licence ever since v1 came out. While it may not be open sourced, you can see it was created with a lot of love for c
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by bubblicious 12y ago
Thanks i'll see what I can find in the morning.
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by bubblicious 12y ago
That sounds like a good idea. How would you deal with files indexed on places where there is no organization behind?
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by bubblicious 12y ago
well i did think about automating email notifications to warn users (but nothing ad-related though :). i'm not sure i wouldn't end up in the spam folder every time though!
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by bubblicious 12y ago
Yep, well like I said it's no huge secret and the code I wrote is really basic. So you think the only thing I should do is just automate contacting the site owners with the link to the sensible files that have been indexed?
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by bubblicious 12y ago
What is meant by "selling the conference?" Giving out the slides? the rights to diffuse it? Exclusivity?
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by bubblicious 12y ago
New indexed files by google every day.
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Ask HN: I found a way to find thousands of emails/pwds. Now what?
16 points by bubblicious 12y ago|14 comments

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