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by frewsxcv 13y ago
This is relatively off topic. I found a bug in the Yahoo auth system tonight. I tried calling customer support three times to explain it to them but they all literally hung up on me. In case any of you are Yahoo devs, let me know and I can
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by frewsxcv 13y ago
The title implies there's an easy way
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by frewsxcv 13y ago
You could just try it instead of speculating
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by frewsxcv 13y ago
zsh is really just fancy bash. fish feels like a brand new shell, and in my opinion, what a shell should be
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by frewsxcv 13y ago
Hardly implemented in Bash, it uses nc. I have a friend who implemented using no external binaries in Bash. I'll ask him and see if I can get it EDIT: I think this is it: http://ur1.ca/f2ozi
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by frewsxcv 13y ago
No one (as far as I see) is arguing what they're doing is illegal, they're just being dicks
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by frewsxcv 13y ago
Here's an example in action: https://github.com/git-tfs/git-tfs/releases
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by frewsxcv 13y ago
There are a lot of public datasets that consist of raw GeoJSON data so that non-developers can easily view/use the data. As an example, http://github.com/slugis/incidents
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by frewsxcv 13y ago
Ah, works fine for me now
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by frewsxcv 13y ago
While all you geo geeks are in here, Leaflet just released a new version: http://leafletjs.com/2013/06/26/leaflet-0-6-released-dc-code...
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by frewsxcv 13y ago
But according to the blog post, `.json` should be fine (unless `.geo.json` is not considered `.json`)
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by frewsxcv 13y ago
Anyone have any idea why the GeoJSON files here still show up as the raw files? https://github.com/johan/world.geo.json
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by frewsxcv 13y ago
I'm actually curious what would make you switch, considering I didn't see anything they introduced that Android doesn't already have
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by frewsxcv 13y ago
The Mail and Newsstand are my least favorite
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by frewsxcv 13y ago
I hope so. Just look at how many toolbars/buttons there are on any given repository page: https://github.com/django/django In my opinion, they need to simplify their layout
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by frewsxcv 13y ago
I like what they're trying to do, but there's something about the design/layout that bothers me. Also, I think the icon placement in the toolbar is a little awkward/out of place.
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by frewsxcv 14y ago
I thought most of it is KDE's?
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by frewsxcv 14y ago
Since when is Firefox using WebKit
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by frewsxcv 14y ago
Honest, slightly unrelevant question: does North Korea have access to the world wide web? And if so, who do they connect through?
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by frewsxcv 14y ago
How does a giant eagle physically put on a tiny ring
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by frewsxcv 14y ago
Something interesting I noticed during his presentation at Waza was his use of a presentation software called "rabbit." It allowed him to see how far ahead/behind he was in the presentation given a preset amount of time. Anyone have any inf
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by frewsxcv 14y ago
Firefox uses much less memory than Chromium does on my Linux machine. How much memory is Firefox using compared to Chrom(e/ium) for you?
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by frewsxcv 14y ago
The titlebar of the program says Sublime Text 2
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Douglas Crockford's thoughts on software patents(plus.google.com)
1 points by frewsxcv 14y ago|0 comments
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by frewsxcv 14y ago
Well, why do you use Safari?
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by frewsxcv 14y ago
I don't want to start a flame war; I don't consider myself a die hard vim user: What are reasons why I should switch to Sublime Text 2?
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by frewsxcv 14y ago
Yet another reason to use JSLint (it makes the second parameter of parseInt not optional)
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by frewsxcv 14y ago
> It also happens with sugars, salt, corn syrup and tons of other stuff. Citation needed
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by frewsxcv 14y ago
What to Submit On-Topic: Anything that good hackers would find interesting. That includes more than hacking and startups. If you had to reduce it to a sentence, the answer might be: anything that gratifies one's intellectual curiosity.
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Hacker Dojo ditching problematic building (mv-voice.com)
10 points by frewsxcv 14y ago|0 comments

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