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   by firloop 12y ago

   The article is behind a paywall / log in wall for me.
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   by firloop 12y ago

   Interesting. So, it seems like you aren't respecting robots.txt. I picked Old Navy, as it was on your supported stores page [0], and went to their robots.txt [1] User-agent: * Disallow: /buy/ Disallow: /che
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   by firloop 12y ago

   I think the most interesting thing about this is _who_ put this page together. The github repo reveals it: https://github.com/MagicalTux/xkcd1446 MagicalTux = Mark Karpeles = founder of Mt. Gox.... Interesting to see t
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   How Much Money Big Cable Gave the Politicians Who Oversee the Internet(gizmodo.com)

   8 points by firloop 12y ago|0 comments
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   by firloop 12y ago

   I think the parent level poster was referring to the cloud-streaming capabilities Adobe is rolling out for Photoshop and presumably other programs, starting on the Chromebook. http://chrome.blogspot.com/2014/09/ado
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   by firloop 12y ago

   Wow, thanks! As a student who runs his own SaaS, this is incredibly valuable! I was able to immediately add the $1000 credit to my Stripe account, which I already use to process all my payments. Now I'm just looking for ways to best ut
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   by firloop 12y ago

   >At the moment only 5 western nations are officially supported, with 12 more in beta Isn't the "support" just for entities accepting payments with Stripe, rather than the customers who are actually paying? I ask this bec
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   by firloop 12y ago

   This is the most important problem that the internet of things faces. How can we network everything while maintaining at least some scrap of security, especially in the long term? How can we convince people that their toaster is worth pat
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   by firloop 12y ago

   1 Gbps down sounds nice, but what's the upload speed going to be?
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    Brentwood to offer gigabit internet(thepress.net)

    1 points by firloop 12y ago|0 comments
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    by firloop 12y ago

    I wonder if this was the FCC's plan all along. Since they were deemed unable to impose net neutrality regulations, perhaps they felt that introducing the "fast lane" model was the surest way to get Congress to act on the issu
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    by firloop 13y ago

    According to this page[1], it's coming soon to the Amazon Fire TV [1]: http://mlb.mlb.com/mlb/subscriptions/index.jsp?content=produ...
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    One - Childish Gambino Hackathon(thedeepwebtour.com)

    6 points by firloop 13y ago|5 comments
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    by firloop 13y ago

    Even as an Android user, I'm anticipating the iPhone release as the idea of a cross-platform iMessage replacement (seamless SMS/IM) that's also secure and open source is very exciting to me.
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    by firloop 13y ago

    Twitter passed on him also. https://twitter.com/brianacton/status/1895942068
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    by firloop 13y ago

    Cool idea, but if I owned a Pebble and wanted to do this, I'd probably just create a Tasker profile to accomplish the same thing rather than install another app.
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    by firloop 13y ago

    All Google integration such as sync is omitted from the Chromium builds and a couple of other features.. for example on Windows (not sure about OS X) the default in browser PDF reader for Chrome is actually a compiled in closed source tool
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    Breaking Secure-Boot on the Roku(blog.gtvhacker.com)

    2 points by firloop 13y ago|0 comments
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    by firloop 13y ago

    I'm 16. The oldest code of mine that I can find online is a PHP script that I wrote when I was 13. It logs in a MySQL database how many people are on a website. One of the first things I've ever written. https://github.
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    by firloop 13y ago

    Steam does offer [1] their anti-cheat system to developers, along with features such as matchmaking, leaderboards and achievements. It's all on a platform called Steamworks, which offers devs very similar features to Sony and Microsoft
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    by firloop 13y ago

    I like the .io TLD but it seems like Namecheap and others haven't really done much to make it cheaper. I can't see myself paying more than $30 a year for a single domain registration, so I've simply used other TLDs when I&#x2
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    by firloop 13y ago

    "Total Received" is the amount that address has received ever. Even if they transferred the money to other wallets, the "Total Received" amount would not go down.
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    by firloop 13y ago

    Looking at the bitcoin address [1] Baidu posted in the press release, it looks like a whopping 0.00326169 BTC has been deposited into their wallet. I know they just set it up, but I guess I would have expected slightly more activity by now.
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    by firloop 13y ago

    I was in Norway as well and I did not get any reception on my T-Mobile phone until I contacted the account holder on our family plan (they were still in the US) and had them add international roaming to our post-paid plan. Immediately after
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    by firloop 13y ago

    Maybe Nvidia doesn't want end users to feel like they're missing out on anything on Windows, therefore finding the need to cripple Linux users?
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    by firloop 13y ago

    Here's the original story at the Guardian, which is definitely worth a read. http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2013/aug/19/david-m...
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    by firloop 13y ago

    Interesting that they mentioned Wordpress but not PHP. Especially because they mentioned Django and Python.
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    by firloop 13y ago

    My somewhat limited knowledge of the world of Facebook advertising (got free $100 credit, ran campaign) would tell me yes, Likes do count as a click.
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    by firloop 13y ago

    >So, what's the proper name of the Xbox that came out in 2001? I'd say Xbox, as no other console is named the Xbox except for the one that came out in 2001.
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    by firloop 13y ago

    I use a knife and a mouse with my right hand but my left hand for everything else.