dave1010uk

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by dave1010uk 15y ago
Someone could make a URL shortening service that frames sites, including the mining JS. Users could sign up and get a % from the mined coins on links that they share. As many people are pointing out that GPUs are faster for mining that CPUs
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by dave1010uk 15y ago
BitCoin mining could replace banner ads. I have Flash on my mobile, which often uses lots of CPU usage for ads. You could argue this is the same.
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by dave1010uk 15y ago
Never thought of doing public key cryptography in JavaScript. A quick Google brings up this RSA implementation: http://www.ohdave.com/rsa/
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by dave1010uk 15y ago
WebOS is looking really good. Can anyone point me to an architecture diagram along the lines of [1]? The best one I could find was [2], which doesnmt give many details. [1] http://www.99bits.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/09/meego-archi... [
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by dave1010uk 15y ago
I knew you were joking; just get reminded of that paper when I see ROT13 mentioned.
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by dave1010uk 15y ago
ROT13 is easily reversible. It looks like he used 2ROT13. http://www.mobikom.at/2rot13.pdf
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by dave1010uk 15y ago
Or http://www.pandaboard.org/
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by dave1010uk 15y ago
I didn't know webOS could do that. Maybe webOS could replace my Maemo N900. I have a Debian chroot on my N900 (with OpenOffice, GIMP & Apache) but don't use it that much. Other Linuxy things that I use my N900 for that I'd like to know
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by dave1010uk 15y ago
That would most probably come under "strictly necessary".
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by dave1010uk 15y ago
Page 4, section "What will happen to me if I don’t do anything?": > In light of this if the ICO were to receive a complaint about a website, we would expect an organisation's response to set out how they have considered the points above
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by dave1010uk 15y ago
There are other ways to track users than cookies[1]. With enough browser information you can identify users fairly uniquely. [1] http://panopticlick.eff.org/
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by dave1010uk 15y ago
Subsonic looks good. My setup is a sshfs mount on my phone (Debian-based Nokia N900) from my home "media server". Some day I'd like to set up a VPN & a UPnP/DLNA server to do video transcoding.
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by dave1010uk 15y ago
Does .nyud.net work for you? http://labs.adobe.com.nyud.net/technologies/cssregions/ If not, here's Bing's cache: http://cc.bingj.com/cache.aspx?q=CSS+Regions+prototype&d... (Google seem to have removed their cache links from SERPs)
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by dave1010uk 15y ago
As well as bringing print-like layouts to the web, it also brings the possibility of using HTML & CSS to create content for print (e.g. magazines). It would be interesting if you could use Dreamweaver to make a website (NMCOT) then use
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by dave1010uk 15y ago
People would still get up when the sun shines and go to bed soon after it gets dark. You may be having lunch at 2200 but it'd still be near to when the sun was at its highest. The biggest problem I see would be elevenses would have to be ch
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by dave1010uk 16y ago
Just did this: it works.
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by dave1010uk 16y ago
Run this in your JavaScript console: $('div').show().css({opacity:1}) Works, but looks a messy.
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by dave1010uk 16y ago
If you're a web developer, the site http://www.caniuse.com/ breaks down exactly which browser support which "HTML5" technologies. You can also compare 2 browsers (e.g. IE10 and Firefox 3.6: http://www.caniuse.com/#compare=y&b1=ie+10&
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by dave1010uk 16y ago
Will Samba loose out from this? Are Apple an active developer of Samba?
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by dave1010uk 16y ago
I did this once and every time I refreshed Google the ad price changed by a few $.
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by dave1010uk 16y ago
To get Administrator access on Windows (theoretically) you could plug in a USB hub with a virtual keyboard, USB mass storage and a random unknown device. The USB mass storage would have the payload you wanted to run in the form of a driver