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by cr3ative 12y ago
I've dealt with a small amount of MVNO negotiations and this company has put many red flags up in my mind. It may be obvious to someone else, but I'd like to know how they detect a photo or video being sent, rather than text? What
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by cr3ative 12y ago
They blamed a configuration change gone wrong. If that was a change to their core routers, deployed to everything at once (or just to some crucial parts first, even), it's quite believable that they could take (public-facing, at least)
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by cr3ative 12y ago
This is a clever alternative to PNG8. Even using some trick programs (ImageAlpha and ImageOptim) I could only get the PNG acceptably down to 457KB. Well done!
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by cr3ative 12y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but aren't those Google Forms? I don't think I'd trust my credit card information to one if it's reminding me not to enter my password in one! This "hack" appears to just be abusin
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by cr3ative 12y ago
To be the voice of disagreement, Uber in London is absolutely fine if you put the destination in when you book the Uber. It'll then have the sat-nav which they require to navigate ready-to-go when you depart. I don't mind them fol
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by cr3ative 12y ago
Surely "remote-friendly" should be per-role not per-company? Some roles are much more remotable than others.
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by cr3ative 12y ago
Interesting idea. The Apple example of the subtle arrow change is a great thing to be able to see. Couple of bits of immediate feedback: the navigation breaks the forward/back button (it has no effect) and the lower Reddit examples hig
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by cr3ative 12y ago
> What about the company you move from ? Are those happy to ? I have worked (until my current role) solely in SMBs, 10 employees at most, where I would be the technical lead or authority. I've always left on good terms and hired + t
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by cr3ative 12y ago
Your mileage may massively vary, but it was a very beneficial path for me. The recruiter I choose to work with (exclusively) understands my boundaries and how I like to be represented. While numbers are only part of the equation, they were
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by cr3ative 12y ago
Heh - I used it to submit a bug! It looks like your body font is Open Sans, but that's not a default system font for me, and so it falls back to serif. You might want a webfont or to check the webfonts are loading correctly. Nice syste
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by cr3ative 12y ago
It wouldn't matter, the certificate is signed by Gogo so isn't valid by default on anyone's devices.
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by cr3ative 12y ago
This site pops a full-screen dialog to prompt a login at a seemingly random time after you load the page: http://i.imgur.com/jIv6a10.png If, like me, you open tabs in batches, it appears the site is broken or at least the a
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by cr3ative 12y ago
Wouldn't this choke if the user's mailbox was full? I understood the default generic answer to this was "send an email to it, through a mailing service you pay for, not through your own infrastructure."
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by cr3ative 12y ago
To be fair, I just searched for "aurora software" and "aurora open source" and got nothing for that project on the first page of results. A lot of the good names are already taken; there's going to be overlap, and t
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by cr3ative 12y ago
This example: https://www.visualcv.com/robcraig Has UTF-8 encoding errors: http://i.imgur.com/H0ko8iT.png
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by cr3ative 12y ago
Hello, Install homebrew if you don't have it already, then brew install gcc Then in the afl* folder: CC=gcc-4.9 make clean all Fixes this so that jpeg-8c will compile. However, we then get stuck as djpeg is a shell file
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by cr3ative 12y ago
I hope it has a reasonable API. I want to program it to automatically laugh at my terrible jokes.
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by cr3ative 12y ago
It's also an excellent way to check for security problems, for pages which should be generated just for you. Increment/decrement the number - get someone else's information. I have reported countless instances of this with va
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by cr3ative 12y ago
Can Atom open files larger than 2MB yet?
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by cr3ative 12y ago
Yeah, it clearly has hardware issues or a terrible power supply (which can cause some screens to register touches poorly)
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by cr3ative 12y ago
This isn't the "correct" answer - because a backdoor may have been dropped which you wouldn't notice with this method.
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by cr3ative 12y ago
Wait, is this satire? His Twitter account is linked in the header, and it just posted about this article. He claims to want to encourage conversations, but comments are disabled. What is this?
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by cr3ative 12y ago
> Your data will not be analyzed or send. Is not a particularly good promise.
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by cr3ative 12y ago
Not thread-parent, but it has somehow drastically modified my scrolling speed. I immediately and jarringly ended up at the bottom of the page. Two-finger scrolling on a Macbook Pro, this is.
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by cr3ative 12y ago
It's okay, just label your UI so users don't have to guess what a button might do and most people will be fine
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by cr3ative 12y ago
They'd save a lot of money on new logos and letterheads by just flipping their existing logo upside down. HP and DY. It'll be fine.
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by cr3ative 12y ago
Is this not what A Small World is?
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by cr3ative 12y ago
> The image server remains in the dark about who has actually requested it. That’s a big plus for your privacy. Unless, of course, the image has an email-unique key in the URL somewhere.
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by cr3ative 12y ago
So is it just available in NYC? I can't see their service area listed anywhere obvious on the site
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by cr3ative 12y ago
You have to book on a mobile - I just look up the postcode and insert it as my destination before I order the Uber. When they turn up, the Uber app sat-navs them to exactly where I asked to be. Not tricky. Minicabs wouldn't know where

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