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Guardian will not be intimidated over NSA leaks, Alan Rusbridger tells MPs(theguardian.com)
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Collection of CSS3 Hover Effects(thomashardy.me.uk)
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Comedian gets the last laugh over FCUK logo row(independent.co.uk)
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by eliot_sykes 13y ago
Leads to "How can I write a switch statement in Ruby?"
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by eliot_sykes 13y ago
alias. tunnels gem, running SSL in dev+test environments is much easier with this. ngrok for temporary serving of localhost developer environments publicly. BrowserStack for cross-browser testing. Heroku, and its add-ons for eliminating the
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Ask HN: Hardware with regular software updates from the manufacturer?
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by eliot_sykes 13y ago
Another podcast in a similar vein is Our Own Little Accelerator http://www.ourownlittleaccelerator.com/
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by eliot_sykes 13y ago
This is the freelancer's site mentioned in the article https://onehour.me/ The hourly rate is $91 at time of writing.
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by eliot_sykes 13y ago
You seem to go easy on GCHQ. I don't understand why you give the most trust to the most secret and unchecked agency out of all those mentioned. Even if you trust GCHQ, how about their partners from other countries who have access to ou
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The company bringing creepy awareness to LG's smart TVs(theregister.co.uk)
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by eliot_sykes 13y ago
TWiT shows: TNT, TWiG (it's more than just Google related news despite the title), Security Now, Framerate
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by eliot_sykes 13y ago
I'd love to know any news sources with a UK focus, or at least a good UK section, that aren't towing the government line on leaks from Snowden. The Guardian is the only one I've found so far.
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by eliot_sykes 13y ago
Good to know, thanks. What are the options for communication between CloudFlare and the origin? Do you recommend anything in particular?
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Ask HN: Web hosts that support Perfect Forward Secrecy?
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by eliot_sykes 13y ago
The luggage company mentioned in the article has an interesting name.
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by eliot_sykes 13y ago
This is a little disturbing if this wasn't an accident, though not surprising sadly.
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by eliot_sykes 13y ago
tl;dr: Distributing command line apps is awkward when they are written in Ruby, so you're better off using Go. The author has created a library to help write CLI apps in Go [1] and gives an example of how to use it. [1] https:/&#
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Why can't Australian citizens read the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement?(theguardian.com)
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by eliot_sykes 13y ago
I don't believe the title has changed, its just the way I interpreted it upon first reading lead me to make that (hopefully) clarifying comment. It read to me that Netflix is stopping Webkit support entirely, which I realise is nonsens
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by eliot_sykes 13y ago
Ok, so web browsers that use Webkit will still be supported. "Ditches Webkit" means Netflix no longer bundles Webkit in their non-browser clients.
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How can bcrypt have built-in salts?(stackoverflow.com)
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by eliot_sykes 13y ago
Any advice for upgrading to 1.2 from 1.0.x? Is it worth going via 1.1.x first?
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by eliot_sykes 13y ago
I wonder if there's something in this that could be used to provide extra income to open source contributors. I'd be interested to see GitHub experiment with providing their own service like this for the open source projects it ho
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by eliot_sykes 13y ago
Original HN discussion of that post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4046334
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Is a gem ready for Rails 4 or not?(ready4rails4.net)
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by eliot_sykes 13y ago
The article mentions something along the lines of people who walk to work are happier than if they drove to work. I wonder how remote working from home compares in happiness to walking to a separate but nearby place of work? When I've
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by eliot_sykes 13y ago
In the future, perhaps the Dark Mail Alliance mentioned earlier on HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6642106
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by eliot_sykes 13y ago
Same here with HD space being at a premium. For anyone not yet using a hard drive analysis tool for discovering what's taking up all that space, DaisyDisk has served me well. For analysing Time Machine backups, BackupLoupe works well f
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by eliot_sykes 13y ago
Although its not everyone's cup of tea, you can watch the event with TWiT commentary: http://live.twit.tv/
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by eliot_sykes 13y ago
A link to the same page on Quora, but with ?share=1 appended to the URL so login isn't required: http://www.quora.com/GitHub/How-does-GitHub-handle-tasks-tha...

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