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by engtech 15y ago
HTML minifiers/compressors could only get the 120MB HTML file to 104MB.
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by engtech 15y ago
I've been looking at something similiar for huge static HTML files of autogenerated documentation. I don't see why I can't deflate the tables as javascript data and then use JS to inflate and display them. Just playing around with it I was
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by engtech 15y ago
I was surprised when I clicked on a link. I never would have guessed that "HeroUp" was a skateboarding game. It sounds like it would be an RPG/hack-and-slash.
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by engtech 15y ago
I couldn't find a way to comment on the blog post or a way to contact the author: "Diving into online dating - it’s not a zero sum game Online dating is hear to stay," typo, should be "here to stay"
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by engtech 15y ago
It doesn't handle the case of not being logged in to Spotify.
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by engtech 15y ago
Julian Assange stated that the feds have backdoor, no court order access to gmail, yahoo, facebook, et all. Why worry about this?
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by engtech 15y ago
but I'm assuming that if they have the code base, the plaintext user names (emailaddys) and the salted password, then they would have whatever the per user salt is.
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by engtech 15y ago
There's one huge hole in the analysis: the dataset. The older someone is, the less chance they'll spend time on an internet community site, especially at work, which is when a lot of people access stackoverflow. Old dudes work while they're
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by engtech 15y ago
unless it's 1998 and the product is a pop-up blocker, no.
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by engtech 18y ago
Yeah, avoid TWiki like the plague. Horrible tool. What's most important in an enterprise wiki is the search feature, so be prepared to use a 3rd party tool for search.
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by engtech 18y ago
Yeah, I was disappointed that he didn't have any code up for download. I would have loved to have run that on corporate SCMs.
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by engtech 18y ago
I use linux for all my work perl/ruby stuff and I use Windows for all my home perl/ruby stuff. The big question: are these scripts you are running yourself or deploying? running yourself it's not that big a deal, because you can fix headach
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by engtech 18y ago
The title had me at a/s/l
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by engtech 18y ago
I've posted the script here: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=198216
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Greasemonkey script: Filter Reddit and Hacker News(internetducttape.com)
4 points by engtech 18y ago|0 comments
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by engtech 18y ago
FYI, I'm working on a Greasemonkey script that will let you keep a personal banned site list on reddit/hacker news. ETA this evening.
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Greasemonkey Tip: Use jQuery inside of your Greasemonkey scripts(internetducttape.com)
3 points by engtech 18y ago|0 comments
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by engtech 18y ago
Pretty cool, but there's lots of dupes in the result. Would be great if I could put in my FF username and it would filter out the people I'm already friends with.
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by engtech 18y ago
http://friendfeed.com/engtech http://friendfeed.com/ruby Here's a tool I wrote for importing your Twitter contacts into friendfeed: http://internetducttape.com/2008/04/21/import-twitter-to-fri... Here's a ton of greasemonkey scripts I
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Calcanis on entrepreneurship and death by blogging(calacanis.com)
3 points by engtech 19y ago|0 comments
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by engtech 19y ago
Why not use some free library to thesaurasize your product DB and then collect on those mechanical turk payouts yourself? Bankrupt them. :)
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What are the most popular web apps according to Friend Feed usage?(internetducttape.com)
14 points by engtech 19y ago|1 comments
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by engtech 19y ago
SO TRUE.
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by engtech 19y ago
For tumblr I am http://engtech.tumblr.com -- lifestream, kinda messy http://rubeh.tumblr.com -- ruby/rails links
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by engtech 19y ago
http://twitter.com/engtech -- bitching and moaning http://twitter.com/et -- link dump
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by engtech 19y ago
I just took a look at my referrers for the past year on my blog. Without a doubt 90% of referrers are social bookmarking sites like this and reddit. It might be the psychology of it all. You visit a social bookmarking site to find interesti
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by engtech 19y ago
would that be so wrong? :)
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by engtech 19y ago
My technique is tagging new blogs with "sandbox" in Google Reader and then either promoting them out of there or nuking them after a week or so. I also find I go through ebbs and flows of interest in some subjects... so when I first started
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by engtech 19y ago
I dunno if I agree this one. Too many options is overwhelming, but it would work a lot better if the box stayed open when you clicked on it.
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by engtech 19y ago
Computer Engineer degree from the University of Ottawa

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