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by dendory 15y ago
The new $100 bill... which costs $105 to make! jk ;P
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by dendory 15y ago
Most FB games aren't real games. They are disguised simulations designed to make you bring as many of your friends as you can. Just start playing one of the Zynga games like Frontierville or such. Within 15mins I think you're asked to conta
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by dendory 15y ago
Step 1: Base your entire business model on the latest buzzing platform (Facebook) Step 2: ???? Step 3: Profit!!! ... Step 4: Get banned, lose all your hard earned work.
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by dendory 15y ago
Actually that's not a bad comment about how an actual College CS program may not have anything to do with the real world. I run my own servers, I code my sites from scratch in HTML, JavaScript, PHP, SQL etc.. build all my computers.. made s
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by dendory 15y ago
I've done all of that many times before, and I don't have any CS degree. Do I get an honorary one now? :P
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by dendory 15y ago
SQLite! Love it.
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by dendory 15y ago
If you dont keep redundant servers in other countries nowadays you never know when you're going to be left in the cold by some random government action.
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by dendory 15y ago
All these hacks are nothing but the modern version of kids going out at night and spraying graffiti on public buildings, or going in them to vandalize the hallways, then bragging to their friends at school, and then one day they attack a bi
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by dendory 15y ago
A mini ice age + global warming = cool sailing ahead!
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by dendory 15y ago
It's a matter of perspective and what is said and isn't said. Consider these 2 accounts of the same event: - The US Forces battle terrorist extremists to bring peace to the country, remove lethal weapons and pave the way for the first weste
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by dendory 15y ago
I went there expecting teachers whining about a new teaching model, but seeing what the videos really are like, and the things said, I fully agree with the article. I think having a full video based classroom for everyone would be good, but
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by dendory 15y ago
You don't need to watch the keynote, their video is pretty well done to show all the new iOS 5 features: http://www.apple.com/ios/ios5/gallery.html#video-ios
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by dendory 15y ago
Wait, 90% of users pirating it? I just don't buy it. How many iPhone users jailbreak their phones? 5%? less probably? So those few users are 90% of your user base? These numbers just don't seem right. I would bet the real reason he saw a pe
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by dendory 15y ago
Why is this news, hasn't this been the case since the very start? Any time I see a link to a pastebin site I always take a look at the public shares just to see what's up there and it's always filled with this stuff.
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by dendory 15y ago
From my experience, Java applets are slow. The loading time to load the actual JVM is a pain. Because of that I haven't installed Java in many years. If I come to a site that asks me to install Java, I just go to another site. There's your
586.
by dendory 15y ago
Did the same thing, deleted all the images I uploaded to that site. There's dozens of sites out there, no point in using that one.
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by dendory 15y ago
Fun command to use: reboot -f
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by dendory 15y ago
They described it once but it's definitively active accounts. I think it's something like any account that logs in at least once a week. The much more interesting number is Twitter. Only 15 millions Twitter accounts are active, out of 75 mi
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by dendory 15y ago
When you click on the link and then permit them to see your Facebook profile, and add your email contacts, you can bet their scripts get busy right away creating 'profiles' for all your friends and sending them spam as well...
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by dendory 15y ago
They still have no idea where the leaked, radioactive water went, and it could find its way to the ocean or underground water sources. I'd say it sure is a potential problem.
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by dendory 15y ago
The message asking me to download Chrome on an otherwise empty page reminds me of those early 90s sites that said best viewed in Netscape 3 or IE5... Plus it's of no use to me, seeing I'm on an iPad right now.
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by dendory 15y ago
Google Music is not available in your country. Pretty much says it all as far as I'm concerned.
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by dendory 15y ago
Hence the need for a fully encrypted Internet. Turn the Internet into a 100% secure and wire-proof network. That's the only way to deal with these thugs.
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by dendory 16y ago
The benefits of the cloud is just too great, we won't go back. Except in a few years, when something goes down, instead of being some random site who's down, it's going to be the 20,000 sites that are hosted on that hardware.
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by dendory 16y ago
Don't you get it, now web pages don't require IE because it's broken and doesn't support web standards, they require IE because it's so web standard compliant that it's not compatible with any other browser!! It's brilliant marketing!
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Easy open-source implementation of the Google Authenticator in a web site.(dendory.net)
1 points by dendory 16y ago|0 comments
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by dendory 16y ago
Actually they thought they would hold out a bit longer but APNIC surprisingly assigned a whole bunch of IPs for 'experimentation' altho in reality they are probably 'dirty' and will be cleaned up for re-assignment later on. Anyways, as of n
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by dendory 16y ago
Someone maintain a zone record (or hosts file) for all seized domains and make it public via P2P? Just an idea.. ;)
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by dendory 16y ago
This will only get worse, and the US has no issue with doing this with International sites. Remember rojadirecta.org? It's a Spanish site, owned and operated in Spain, that fought for 3 years a legal battle, and won. Then the DOJ just came
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by dendory 16y ago
The main issue with this is that DNS is already a fairly taxing protocol, especially for large organizations that have big zone files to transfer.

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