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by codeka 14y ago
I don't understand this, the line in the RFC is clear: > Responses to this method are not cacheable, unless the response includes appropriate Cache-Control or Expires header fields. That is, if you don't include a Cache-Control header,
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by codeka 14y ago
I suggest you sign up to Google's Webmaster Tools(1) which will give you plenty of insight into what Google is doing. (1): http://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/
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Piracy is the purest form of free-to-play(maiagame.com)
2 points by codeka 14y ago|0 comments
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by codeka 14y ago
Now this makes sense. As I said below, it seems really strange that this would go unnoticed, especially since one-connection-per-domain affects all sites and not just ones doing long polling. Still a pretty bad bug, though.
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by codeka 14y ago
This is very strange... If the browser only opens one connection to a domain at once, it should have made so many sites much slower to load and it's hard to believe Apple don't have automated tests to check for performance regressions like
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by codeka 14y ago
Given that all of Samsung's phones have the word "Samsung" stamped on them in fairly large letters, I don't think they were doing anything to intentionally confuse buyers. Copying yes, but with the intention of confusing buyers, I don't thi
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by codeka 14y ago
> In that case, with UDP, spoofed headers are allowed. Connectionless. rachelbythebay is asking which ISPs allow spoofed UDP packets. The way this attack works is you send a query to an open resolver, using the target's IP address as th
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by codeka 14y ago
You probably could, but given that GIF files are limited to a 256-colour palette, it would probably look pretty horrible. Especially for such a large image.
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by codeka 14y ago
I just tried on my friend's iPod and the animation doesn't play there anyway (it just stays on the "lock" image). Maybe the iPod browser is different (my Android doesn't play the animation either) but I'd be surprised if the animation worke
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by codeka 14y ago
I'm not sure if I should be impressed by this. From a technical standpoint, it seems quite clever and unique, but it also seems like a lot of work just to avoid using a <video> tag.
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by codeka 14y ago
That would've been an interesting campaign. I'm sure there's a lot of people who don't actually know what Apple are doing to innovation around the world. Though I wonder if you could do it without actually coming off as a whining loser...
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by codeka 14y ago
I'm fairly lucky in that my work gives me a new phone about every year. So far I haven't had to pay for it, even though I've been using it for more than a year. I'm not sure how that works with their "login" stuff, though, since I'd get a n
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by codeka 14y ago
I usually have three "chunks" of CSS/JS per page, one for CSS/JS that's shared across all pages of the whole site, one that's common among a "group" of pages and one that's unique to just that page. Of course, not all pages get all three ch
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by codeka 14y ago
Who is the target market, though? I'd say the vast majority of new users of OS X are people coming from Windows, not people who have never used a computer their whole life. Does the leather texture really help those people?
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by codeka 14y ago
But what's the point of passing a law if you're not going to enforce it?
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by codeka 14y ago
This reminds me of a few years ago when Apple tried to get Woolworths (a supermarket chain in Australia) to stop using their new logo (a "W" styled in the shape of an apple)[1]. Apple lost that one, and I suspect that they'll probably lose
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by codeka 14y ago
I think the most likely outcome of HTC "succeeding" would just be that Apple and HTC agree to "cross-license" between each other. My guess is that Apple will enter cross-licensing deals with each of the major manufacturers, which is actuall
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by codeka 14y ago
The only problem with std::vector is that you can only belong to one (unless you have a vector of pointers, but that almost negates the whole point). The way I've typically done this is by having one global "all entities" std::vector and th
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by codeka 14y ago
The only way to choose "no" is "no - I don't understand how it works" or "no - I'm scared of scams". I know how it works and I'm not scared of scams, but I still don't use Facebook to log in to third party sites. What do I choose?
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by codeka 14y ago
The problem there is, if Google donated $7.5 million (15,000 engineers * $500) to the Eclipse Foundation, that would certainly give the impression that Google had an unfair amount of influence on the direction of project, compared to a smal
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by codeka 14y ago
Yes, it was pretty widely published (eg [1]) that the reason for the move away from Windows was because of these attacks. [1]: http://www.ft.com/cms/s/2/d2f3f04e-6ccf-11df-91c8-00144feab4...
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by codeka 14y ago
Google's list is basically "here's a bunch of organizations which we're a member of or make contributions to." Some of the people within those organizations made comments about the case. Mueller was directly hired and paid by Oracle. Whethe
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by codeka 14y ago
Huh? Extension can override JavaScript on the page, too, you know: window.adContentsVisible = function () { return true; }
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by codeka 14y ago
> Perhaps there is an opportunity for a paid integrated search/email/calendar/reminders/maps/events application? You pay them $5 or $10 per month, and they do their best to create the best possible experience for you. You've just descri
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I don't think Samsung Moblers threatened to strand bloggers at Berlin(codeka.com.au)
5 points by codeka 14y ago|1 comments
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by codeka 14y ago
This story seems very strange to me. As you say, why would Samsung do this? In what universe do the events described in the article sound like the actions of a rational company? The whole story is entirely one-sided and to be honest if it s
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by codeka 14y ago
> And now, presumably, $COMPANY will come out with its own version of a $SERVICE app for $PLATFORM focused on sharing to $SOCIALPLATFORM, and advertising, and all the unnecessary crap that my sister doesn’t really want. That's a bit of
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by codeka 14y ago
So this is the same case being tried in front of Judge Koh? I'm not sure what patents in particular they say are being infringed here, but it can't be the trade dress stuff -- Samsung's stuff have moved away from being obvious ripoffs of Ap
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The Foreman's Aha Moment Was Based on Misunderstanding Prior Art(groklaw.net)
5 points by codeka 14y ago|0 comments
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by codeka 14y ago
> lawsuits are based on actual damages Not if it goes to a jury, cause apparently they're free to ignore the judges instructions on damages in order to "make sure the message we sent was not just a slap on the wrist... We wanted to make

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