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"Don't you dare waste your fucking time"(23moments.com)
156 points by danielh 17y ago|89 comments
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by danielh 17y ago
There seems to be a company in Japan selling one person helicopters. Gasoline powered though. http://en.gen-corp.jp/ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wd99ziWFF7Q
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How to solve the 36 Cube puzzle(daniel.hepper.net)
1 points by danielh 17y ago|0 comments
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by danielh 17y ago
The exploit page (the one the victim is supposed to click on) loads the injected page (in this case Yahoo Mail) as stylesheet. The CSS parser throws away all the html and correctly parses the injected css. I think the description is not ver
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by danielh 17y ago
Unfortunately, the chain is only as strong as the weakest link. FWIW, the vulnerability is listed in the OWASP 2007 Top 10 as Malicious File Execution http://www.owasp.org/index.php/Top_10_2007-A3
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by danielh 17y ago
I think you are spot on. But maybe you should not look at the visitor profile but at the revenue profile. Maybe the typical IE6 user has a higher probability of clicking on your client's advertising. After all, if your gain from supporting
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Hugh MacLeod on career prospects(gapingvoid.com)
41 points by danielh 17y ago|20 comments
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by danielh 17y ago
If you want to provide access to an API, put the API on a separate subdomain. That's why api.flickr.com has an open crossdomain.xml file and flickr.com doesn't. That's what I was referring to. OP listed domains which are probably used exc
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by danielh 17y ago
Just having <allow-access-from domain="* "/> in your crossdomain.xml doesn't mean you have a security issue. In case of an API, it makes perfect sense to allow crossdomain flash access. After all, this is what an API is made for, al
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by danielh 17y ago
It seems the website is in transition. While still coming soon on the homepage, the download page now lists 9.10 as newest version. http://twitpic.com/ndx0v
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by danielh 17y ago
I think he referred to FDP, which replaced the SPD. Currently, Germany has a coalition of CDU + SPD which will become a coalition of CDU + FDP.
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by danielh 17y ago
Have you tried http://searchyc.com ?
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by danielh 17y ago
I think you are mixing up problem and tools. OP was probably thinking of something like web frameworks that help you realize your idea for a web-based app.. If you have a fundamentally different approach for developing web-based apps, you m
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by danielh 17y ago
http://analytics4i.appspot.com Google Analytics web interface for the iPhone. Feature list is still very short and I'm having some trouble with OAuth on GAE.
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by danielh 17y ago
HN stores the links you upvoted, you can view that list by clicking on the number of saved items in your profile. Don't know about votes on comments.
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by danielh 17y ago
It uses the multiprocessing package, which is new in Python 2.6. From the docs: The multiprocessing package offers both local and remote concurrency, effectively side-stepping the Global Interpreter Lock by using subprocesses instead of th
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by danielh 17y ago
I had a quick look at the source, I hope that qualifies me to answer your question :) The page contains a list of tuples which contain word, time, and indentation level. The tweets are loaded in the background from the billietweets server.
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Show success before asking for help(sivers.org)
105 points by danielh 17y ago|32 comments
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by danielh 17y ago
If you use YUI reset, you can use YUI Base to get a consistent style as a starting point. http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/base/
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by danielh 17y ago
The title of the talk is "How to Come up with Good Ideas for Startups" not "How to add value to the web". The two are not necessarily connected.
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by danielh 17y ago
There was a thread about this on Stack Overflow: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/276907/starting-iphone-ap... In summary, it is not impossible, but if you want to distribute your app through the app store, you should probably get a Mac
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Hidden features of Python(stackoverflow.com)
11 points by danielh 17y ago|0 comments
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Screenshots of Twitter's internal admin interface(businessinsider.com)
88 points by danielh 17y ago|54 comments
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by danielh 17y ago
There is even a making of on vimeo http://vimeo.com/4295148
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by danielh 17y ago
The companies who cried foul when the attack on net neutrality endangered their bottom line now block out user that can't be monetized.
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by danielh 17y ago
http://bash.org/?104383
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by danielh 17y ago
It seems the designers of Sim City were really ahead of the times. And they knew that a misguided energy beam can do a lot of damage.
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FF, IE and Safari hacked during Pwn2Own contest(blogs.zdnet.com)
2 points by danielh 18y ago|1 comments
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by danielh 18y ago
The first commentor nails it: World of Warcraft addiction is a symptom of a much more serious problem.
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by danielh 18y ago
"IE sucks, the users are dumb and the influencers use FF." Not what I expected, maybe I should look up the definition of "evangelist".

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