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by deno 16y ago
You could also use DKIM, you can see if message has been DKIM signed in Gmail by clicking "show more info" in webapp interface. But seeing as this is security company why didn't they at least sign their messages using PKI/PGP certificates?
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by deno 16y ago
That looks like something designed for a tablet. Actually it's my observation that any websites using (css:)fixed elements feels weirdly unnatural on desktop.
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by deno 16y ago
There's no reason Facebook Connect should leak any information more than anything else (like your Gmail inbox). > Besides, why would I want my friends to know that I'm not confident enough to approach someone I had a crush on? Using Fac
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by deno 16y ago
Another, quite tongue-in-cheek, humorous app found in comments: http://createasearchengine.appspot.com/
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by deno 16y ago
http://cdn.deno.pl/misc/hn/mailchimp_redesign_02_Feb_2011.pn...
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by deno 16y ago
I'm surprised that perception would exist. It's really a shame if that's (in addition to JSON hype[1]) what has killed Atom. The main difference between SOAP and Atom is that I can explain the latter to anyone in 5 minutes. Actually that's
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by deno 16y ago
I'm very interested whether fellow HNers consider AtomPub a failure? The article points to not so great adaption, but in fact AtomPub has been embraced by some major players—i.e. Google which uses their GData for every one of their dozens A
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by deno 16y ago
> The number of hours I've spend migrating data between versions, It seems (from prev. post as well) like you were trying to stay on the cutting edge functionality wise. OTOH I was arguing for running stable and maintained Linux distrib
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by deno 16y ago
Safe unattended means no configuration files are altered and those updates are not adding new functionality in the first place anyway. It's only Package X.Y with security patch applied. Actually your home desktop box should be much more dif
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by deno 16y ago
(Haven't noticed your reply; my guess is you won't notice mine now... oh well) > It's certainly something that could be done, but also something that shouldn't be done. I was just thinking out loud how it could be done, so I don't
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by deno 16y ago
> Maybe for a few months. When you run a server for 2 or 3 years the distro goes out of support, software upgrades are getting behind, before you know it you are compiling patches from source, ... You can get 5 years security updates su
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by deno 16y ago
It's been #1 top story on Reddit for some time. There's rorr.im mirror[1] and some old version without images in CoralCDN[2]. Perhaps most up-to-date and reliable alternative at the moment is actually their Twitter feed: http://twitter.com
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by deno 16y ago
I'm pretty sure I know why it's happened to him: Basically micro instances are ESB-only and if you select distro intended for instance storage the first option on the list in the wizard is "Small instance."
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by deno 16y ago
Here's screenshot of how it looks: http://developer.linkedin.com/servlet/JiveServlet/downloadIm... However the reason LinkedIn does it is probably because the nature of information accessed is very fragile. Similar, but slightly different
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by deno 16y ago
openid-abuse@twitter.com or web interface equivalent. But even better, the requested capabilities should be specific enough, so that any additional description wouldn't be necessary.
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by deno 16y ago
I'm not sure how it works now, but the way Facebook dealt with this issue is to present IFrame with confirmation what you're posting on your wall. This of course makes using client side scripting mandatory but it—very efficiently—limits any
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by deno 16y ago
Or you could use meaningful button labels: <format> <cancel> (or something like that) It's both intuitive and simple. Universally every HIG[1] that exists advocates that. Personally, I'd make the button red as well.
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by deno 16y ago
Not only low-scoring, you can choose sorting method yourself. Still, you're right that paginated comments are appended on the page rather than loaded as a new view. My emphasis was on the fact that the number of loaded by default comments i
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by deno 16y ago
Actually it does but pages are 500 top level entries long and even more with Reddit Gold.
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by deno 16y ago
Surely a decent shell could provide some additional functionality to terminal using e.g. D-Bus (I'm not sure what standard desktop IPC is in OSX). I'm not convinced auto-completion is one of them though. But hey, if you like GUI popups bet
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by deno 16y ago
Yup, and especially how it correlates against Referrer. Though the author would probably need to add <START> button, to minimize the unintentional fails. Also failing could be adjusted for accidental mouse movements, perhaps by ign
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by deno 16y ago
Read The Friendly Manual. How much more polite can you be?
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by deno 16y ago
And regardless how good your defences are going to be, there's always Mechanical Turk.
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by deno 16y ago
I'm not sure about #2. Is it really that good idea to extend types? Or to be precise — to extend non-abstract classes? It leads to unintuitive behavior: >>> IntField(5, 'abc') is IntField(5, 'abc') False whereas
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by deno 16y ago
> You end up focusing on the parts themselves, instead of their interactions, which is actually the important part. Aren't interactions on what CRC cards put emphasis?
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by deno 16y ago
I personally like the coroutine approach better (greenlets) since your code looks synchronous without squinting and usually performs well (there are various optimization in Stackless Python and PyPy has support as well). With libraries like
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by deno 16y ago
That is, if you limit yourself to one format only. If you provide Flash then it's probably H.264. In that case it's not 50% but 10% support for HTML5 Video. If you want to offer HTML5 Video for the 50% you need at least to transcode to Theo
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by deno 16y ago
It's actually $2/month per mailbox and you need to order for at least 10$/month (that is 5+ mailboxes) or buy Exchange service. Still a decent service, though.
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by deno 16y ago
If your input is HTML then your data is HTML. Author just warns about converting plain text etc to HTML before storing, thus making assumptions about data presentation.
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by deno 16y ago
That's what I was hoping to find when I saw that link. However, you could probably do something like this. I think two ways to implement this are immediately obvious: 1. Create bookmarklet/extension that injects Silverlight's IronPython. Th

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