deno

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1051.
by deno 17y ago
Almost. Music playing engine is flash, controlled by JS.
1052.
by deno 17y ago
If it's used to unnecessary change language or API behavior - not for justified performance improvment.
1053.
by deno 17y ago
In the world without Internet Explorer all you need is CSS3 column-count: N; property. Still, using tables for any kind of formatting looks just plain bad. If you're lazy there are CSS frameworks.
1054.
by deno 17y ago
Why in the world would you use definition lists?
1055.
by deno 17y ago
Proper semantic with CSS styling is faster. You don't have to repeat <font/> tags etc. CSS is more "complex" only if you lack understanding how it works. Main reason that Ruby on Rails was (is?) such a success is that proper MVC (M
1056.
by deno 17y ago
It depends. If it's the same box and you can get root from exploiting OpenVPN than nothing. But if you are doing this correct - running OpenVPN on non-critical server that serves as entry point for the rest of the network than you just got
1057.
by deno 17y ago
My servers' SSH isn't publicly accessible, you first need to be logged in to VPN (OpenVPN). I don't why Matasano couldn't secure their system like this, especially that some "0-day SSH exploit" is circulating around web. And if you're paran
1058.
by deno 17y ago
I'd like to see CUDA Cloud Hosting. The contest's result are showing that'd be an awesome solution for heavy computational problems.
1059.
by deno 17y ago
Don't do it! Your Linux was free and nice before. Now it's closed-source Adobe's slave.
1060.
by deno 17y ago
I'm too big fan of iterators, they're great! Although it's worth noting that Ruby too, runs on GAE using JVM based implementation (JRuby).
1061.
by deno 17y ago
Also Twitter is lately moving to Scala because of Ruby's annoyances.
1062.
by deno 17y ago
Why do you care so much about amount of people following you?
1063.
by deno 17y ago
You can! Although there is still 30 seconds run time limit, it's much more better than cron based solutions. For one you can run tasks in parallel. You can also use something like schema-migration example from Google IO presentation. So on
1064.
by deno 17y ago
I did try to cheat. However, it's much more common thing in Poland than USA (or so I heard). I noticed however, that whenever I've selected material for cheating and then put it on those little sheets of paper I actually learned this materi
1065.
by deno 17y ago
Also, you have no way to check answers. MTurk workers might just pick random to increase their earnings. Random results will just create noise. It's even worse if you have just two options.
1066.
by deno 17y ago
Why you don't like Redit? It's doing exactly what [I think] you want - in-memory cache with periodically background saving.
1067.
by deno 17y ago
Hacker News is great name! Maybe instead of adding such feature to webapp code Firefox extension / Greasemonkey script would be sufficient?
1068.
by deno 17y ago
Still, if private key is compromised you can inject evil updates. And it might be the case for teams that lacks necessary security policies, e.g. private key is on same server as download server or is accessible from one. Maybe requiring si
1069.
by deno 17y ago
AD1: Possible solution might be signing updates. Microsoft already provides way to sign assembly files. Ohama (Google update tool) uses HTTPS, but I doubt they are signing files they download.
1070.
by deno 17y ago
Hi Hacker News! (my 1st comment here ;)) How about this solution: Make AdBlock to think more. Now it's every ad or no ads situation. How about middle ground? AdBlock would block only very irritating ads, these ads that tend to pop up on scr