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29c3: Not my department (Jacob 'ioerror' Appelbaum) [Keynote](youtube.com)
2 points by fox91 14y ago|0 comments
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Apple employee vandalizes "Apple Inc." page on Wikipedia(wikiwatchdog.com)
1 points by fox91 14y ago|0 comments
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Italian politician vandalized Wikipedia about the CERN slides in ComicSans(wikiwatchdog.com)
2 points by fox91 14y ago|0 comments
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Anonymous edits on the Wikipedia article about Francisco Franco by the Vatican(wikiwatchdog.com)
1 points by fox91 14y ago|0 comments
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by fox91 14y ago
for apple.com here's some interesting pages http://wikiwatchdog.com/?#!search/en/apple.com/89847/1151979... http://wikiwatchdog.com/?#!search/en/apple.com/8976498/22295... http://wikiwatchdog.com/?#!search/en/apple.com/89847/4256841...
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by fox91 14y ago
It was just a matter of showing the potential of a tool like that, it's possible to uncover some malicious or self-serving edits like: Sky is removing critics from his page http://wikiwatchdog.com/#!search/en/sky.com/216355/446125412 or D
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What did Apple edited "anonymously" on Wikipedia?(wikiwatchdog.com)
1 points by fox91 14y ago|6 comments
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WikiWatchdog: see UK parliamentarians edits on Wikipedia(wikiwatchdog.com)
1 points by fox91 14y ago|0 comments
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WikiWatchdog: uncover anonymous edits on Wikipedia from organizations(wikiwatchdog.com)
8 points by fox91 14y ago|2 comments
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by fox91 14y ago
Yeah but at least use a proxy! LOL
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Vandalism on "Dell" page on Wikipedia by Dell employees(wikiwatchdog.com)
2 points by fox91 14y ago|2 comments
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UK parliamentarians edit their Wikipedia pages from the parliament(wikiwatchdog.com)
1 points by fox91 14y ago|0 comments
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WikiWatchdog - Uncover organizations editing Wikipedia anonymously(wikiwatchdog.com)
2 points by fox91 14y ago|1 comments
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by fox91 14y ago
I did it, it's excellent as an introduction. It gives you some base points but no more
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Python Web Frameworks PEP8 consistency(mindref.blogspot.it)
2 points by fox91 14y ago|0 comments
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CERN: LHC proton run ends with new milestone(home.web.cern.ch)
1 points by fox91 14y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Nunjucks - jinja2 template engine for JS(github.com)
3 points by fox91 14y ago|0 comments
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by fox91 14y ago
It's awesome. I love it! One feature that would make it much much awesome would be an integration with Github. In our university we're trying to convince professors to release the latex source of the lecture notes on Github in order to rece
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by fox91 14y ago
I find it pointless. If you want to write SQL queries just use a relational database, if you want to use Mongo learn to use it.
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by fox91 14y ago
I really can't stand longer lines, I think that this is a best practice for every code. I usually work with the monitor splitted in two parts with maybe 2 different files in each half, long lines would make that really difficult to read. Mo
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by fox91 14y ago
I think it's good to name these variables, obviously you need to use short names, otherwise you'll get very long regexps. but in any case it will increase readability imho.
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by fox91 14y ago
It doesn't mean that if you write C you get less bugs. IMHO that's a not meaningful experitment that makes no sense in practice
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Github Ruby Styleguide(github.com)
88 points by fox91 14y ago|69 comments
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by fox91 14y ago
I don't see any value or meaning in this "experiment". What should it demonstrate?
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Making DISQUS Real-time(vimeo.com)
1 points by fox91 14y ago|0 comments
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by fox91 14y ago
The idea is great! But why all the people I connected to are at the same distance? I'd expect to see closer to my node users with a strong relationship with me
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by fox91 14y ago
I think that the answer is open source, now there are a lot of alternatives and you don't need piracy for learning stuff, now probably piracy makes you dumber
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by fox91 14y ago
Luckily there are people that write good code, is difficult to find them but they exsist. If you want to speak about the average (or below average) coder I agree, they write crappy code and you have to deal with it, someday
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by fox91 14y ago
Please, fix your CSS for mobile use. It's impossible to read because, if I zoom, the sidebar gets bigger too
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by fox91 14y ago
I love it but I actually don't understand why you decided to put two completely separated features in a single library: the alert/confirm/prompt dialogs and the log/success/error messages. I think that if you'd split this two things into tw

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