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by buttscicles 14y ago
Condé Nast no longer own reddit, Advance Publications (Condé Nast's parent company) do. I believe reddit's admins have commented somewhere saying this allowed them to hire more people and rent more servers as they weren't being pressured in
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by buttscicles 14y ago
Pages was out briefly a couple of hours ago (certainly some repos, anyway) Seems to be fine now though.
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by buttscicles 14y ago
Bad things happen to everybody.
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by buttscicles 14y ago
>If you need a compiled binary, you should be getting it from the official website Many projects use Github pages as the official website, Twitter Bootstrap for example. What should they be expected to do? Distribute via BitTorrent and
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by buttscicles 14y ago
From reddit.com: User-Agent: bender Disallow: /my_shiny_metal_ass User-Agent: Gort Disallow: /earth
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by buttscicles 14y ago
I noticed some spammers a couple of weeks ago, they occasionally create repositories too. I'm not sure if there is a way to report them, there is nothing no the GH contact form.
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by buttscicles 14y ago
It wouldn't matter when people don't adhere to standards anyway.
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DoS vulnerability affects older iPhones, Droids, even a Ford car(arstechnica.com)
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by buttscicles 14y ago
I've found this to be useful personally. http://gskinner.com/RegExr/
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by buttscicles 14y ago
Forgive me for not checking it out properly myself as I'm on a phone, but how does this differ from Travis CI? http://travis-ci.org/
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by buttscicles 14y ago
It's obvious it was a bug introduced somewhere, (actually seemed like something was commented out for testing purposes and was forgotten about to me, maybe that's just because I'm forgetful though) but I'd have hoped there are a few tests t
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by buttscicles 14y ago
I'd have thought ensuring a session ID was only valid for a single account would have been the first thing to test when developing an authentication system. Perhaps not in Sweden.
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by buttscicles 14y ago
You should be able to up that to 2 seconds with no problem, provided you're following the other usage rules of course. https://github.com/reddit/reddit/wiki/API