dryicerx

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by dryicerx 16y ago
Unless you have your user-base or a another web service that you use geographically located nearby, this is a non-issue.
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by dryicerx 16y ago
That's a bad idea. For handling multiple accounts (even across multiple domains) in one place cleanly, check out Google Apps. For your situation, I think one option is to have all those accounts forward to a central account, and have the ce
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by dryicerx 16y ago
org-mode Inspired I see. In a way this solves the problem org-mode has which is keeping the same list sync'd in multiple locations in a clean and straightforward way.
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by dryicerx 16y ago
I find it surprising Craigslist is missing from this list. If you take a closer look, all of given examples have really polished up their design over time as they became more and more successful (well... except myspace that is).
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"Most people don't even know what a rootkit is"(f-secure.com)
1 points by dryicerx 16y ago|0 comments
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by dryicerx 16y ago
This is a pretty cool tech demo and can be pretty handy in low security areas... The only problem I see with this method is that you can defeat this easily via printing the person's face and showing it to the camera. The same concept would
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by dryicerx 16y ago
This reminds me of MenuetOS ( http://www.menuetos.net ), although a bit larger BareMetal OS, still manages to cram in a unholy amount of functionality in to a couple of megs.
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by dryicerx 16y ago
You move on to a new project. Dismantle the project and organize the technology and assets you developed over the course of your startup. Try to sell those individually if possible, otherwise document and keep them for future use if that's
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VirnetX files VPN patent suit against Apple, Cisco, NEC(arstechnica.com)
1 points by dryicerx 16y ago|0 comments
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IPv4 Exhaustion Counter(inetcore.com)
2 points by dryicerx 16y ago|0 comments
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by dryicerx 16y ago
What I find most interesting is that no matter how many times these points are brought up or given advice... a person who is just starting out will not take these in until experiencing them first hand, almost in a rite of passage way... I r
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Mallory: A Transparent TCP and UDP Proxy / Debugger / MITM tool (intrepidusgroup.com)
2 points by dryicerx 16y ago|0 comments
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by dryicerx 16y ago
I made a couple on twitter... based on a hacked up AIML engine. This one is the best of the bunch though. http://twitter.com/coolestalison @coolestalison It was especially entertaining to see people trying to carry conversations with her,
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by dryicerx 16y ago
There's no secret, it's just a eye-candy veil over several very basic and simple tricks. There are lot of definitions of what 'web2.0' is, and personally I despise that term... The user interface exposed to the user would extensively use ja
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by dryicerx 16y ago
This is great as it is, but it would be icing on the cake if they offered the option to specify fonts via url and be able to perform the same functionality and preview them.
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by dryicerx 16y ago
It doesn't make you any less of startup material at all, it just puts you in a different environment. The original advice comes because when you're young and single, you are without obligations, nothing to lose, able to take more risks, bei
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by dryicerx 16y ago
This looks like a useful service, but just wanted to point out that having a JS embedded button might not be the best way of going about it, or at least in it's current form with the historious_key as the only means of authentication. If a
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by dryicerx 16y ago
Great graph, a simplified one to see the summarized view quickly. But to see the true insanity and complexity of the Linux family tree, see below. http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:GNU-Linux_distro_time... http://www.club-admiralty.
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Kkrieger - Impressive FPS Game/Demo in Assembly that's just 96k(theprodukkt.com)
1 points by dryicerx 16y ago|0 comments
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by dryicerx 16y ago
Looking forward to finding amazing flight deals in the very near future assuming Google will take this to a whole new level. I wonder what this means for Kayak/Bing/Orbitz
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by dryicerx 16y ago
When the startup can effortlessly expense a large shark tank to their office/space without pissing anyone off. Because to do that, a startup really needs to be successful (roughly according to the points brought up by the article)... otherw
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by dryicerx 16y ago
Just imagine the productivity drop around the world...
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by dryicerx 16y ago
And with this, the productivity around the world drops several points.
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by dryicerx 16y ago
http://www.reddit.com/r/somethingimade+longtext+programming+... This will aggregate all of those subreddits in to a single view.
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by dryicerx 16y ago
Excellent work, I like the HNish simplicity. One suggestion I do have is with the name... personally, I love it, but I am not sure how well it will fly with your primary target audience, which may not take the term 'Hacker' well.
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by dryicerx 16y ago
Why not use the built in dynamic port forwarding / proxy feature (-D switch) which pretty much makes your ssh client a socks proxy allowing you to connect to any arbitrary number of hosts:ports on the server side? Or am I missing something
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by dryicerx 16y ago
This is excellent! I wish more systems would let you configure the secret question instead of giving a set of predefined questions... (eg. mother's maiden name, first school, first friend, first town, etc), and most of those questions can b
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by dryicerx 16y ago
As the post description, one of my favorites have been the chemical name system as you can also map the names to numbers. Hydrogen - 1 - 192.168.1.1 Helium - 2 - 192.168.1.2 etc Another system I've been fond of is using the i
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Ask HN: server/computer naming schemes
2 points by dryicerx 16y ago|2 comments
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by dryicerx 17y ago
For this reason, I am loving svn-git

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