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by fsniper 17y ago
Not coming to Turkey either. Being in a third world country sucks hard in every count.
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CSSHttpRequest is cross-domain AJAX using CSS(nb.io)
43 points by fsniper 17y ago|7 comments
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by fsniper 17y ago
Some of the blockings are done really this way. Nearly every Turkish Internet user learned about opendns now :). Also there is a huge demand for ktunnel like applications. This is dns hijacking by the government.
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by fsniper 17y ago
I think this is a growing trend in the world. Politicians has learned about the "tubes" and trying to control it. of course every children must be protected from the dangers of devil's tool Internet. In Turkey there is law numbered 5651 giv
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by fsniper 17y ago
Turkey is irrational. Maybe not that much but very irrational. Blocking site access to Turkey for any site governmental organization TIB - Telecommunication Communication Presidency (Yeah I don't know what it means either) reviews and decid
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by fsniper 17y ago
Sometimes superstitious things like moving the monitor come to very rational causes. There can be a loose connection that tightens with monitor's pressure or an electrical leak prevented with that particular positioning of it.
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New UI concept? – Inner Directory or Folder Tabs(yalazi.org)
2 points by fsniper 17y ago|0 comments
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by fsniper 17y ago
7 advisory for 6 years? is it 1 advisory for year?
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by fsniper 17y ago
I'm not talking about securing the certificate. I'm talking about SSL protocol implementation. But what you are telling about securing both parts are true.
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by fsniper 17y ago
Encapsulating parts in their jails is a good security measure. But this is not anything related to securing the SSL. It's about securing your system. But giving a "my cgi's are secure but I can't believe in Apache's security" thought to you
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by fsniper 17y ago
A shameless plug: Once I patched sl to have a sports car to make my s/car/cat/ typo bearable :) http://www.yalazi.org/index.php/archives/2008/11/08/slssl-ve...
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by fsniper 17y ago
I'm having some problems on giving attention to usernames. Most of the things written over the Internet is anonymous for me. Until I really want to give attention to what is written and if it's a credible resource and check sources. If some
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by fsniper 17y ago
My condolences. Must be hard for you. Every line of code you write, every business decision you make will remind you Greg from now on. If I were you, I would name something on your business after him.
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by fsniper 17y ago
RDBMS has logging mechanisms for this kind of recreating database. For example, PostgreSQL has WAL - write ahead log. These can be used to rebuild the db or for asynchronous replication. Likewise Mysql has binary logging.
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by fsniper 17y ago
Yes it's something like it. There is another base difference; SETI@home or other folding projects have a centralized infrastructure for the data to be collected and bound. And all the software to be run on the client side are written for a
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by fsniper 17y ago
I second you. But this is something needing years and great amount of money to be good enough for everyday use. It may be a good start up project. But I'm not that determined to do this unfortunately.
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by fsniper 17y ago
That reminds me about my fools day joke about MassiveClouding. I imagined about a company buying cpu/hours from regular desktop computer users and selling it to anyone interested in this kind of cpu power. Of course any computer software co
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by fsniper 17y ago
"The move to an open source business model is allowing criminals to add extra features to their malware." So now open source coders are considered "criminals". Is it bad editorial or just being dumb?
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by fsniper 17y ago
A neat idea, AI rules applied to UI design. But some the suggested costs are a bit harsh. Of course these are just suggestions. I'm looking for this to be applied on our daily UI's and compare them.
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by fsniper 17y ago
If you believe OOP is "making physical objects' memory maps", instead of "related data put together" then yes there are some problems on some conditions. But this is caused by unrelated physical mapping need. If you can let go about this be
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by fsniper 17y ago
I'm sorry to bother you. But this negativity caused because of you media, your state politics, your peoples reactions. It does not come from thin air.
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by fsniper 17y ago
Is'nt it seems to be insane to you?
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by fsniper 17y ago
I think it was just plain old irony :)
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by fsniper 17y ago
I think the article was talking about suburbia. In a mega metropolitan city it's hard to be a community. I've never seen an US city but I believe in these big ones schools and children are located in distant places generally. So walking chi
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by fsniper 17y ago
Sometimes I think you US citizen's are out of your minds. Why is it so hard to be a community and trust each other? Is it about the mainstream media, Hollywood, or something else that makes you feel so unsecured? A child walking to school j
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by fsniper 17y ago
You are not telling something contrary what I tell. You are not slow to change. Operations are slow. You have some systems and operations on going but a change will drastically impact all the operations. You have changed yourself about the
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by fsniper 17y ago
A good hack but a bad thing for the interwebs. I remembered ugly page transition effects of late '90's. From now on we have to deal with unneeded animations for http error pages. I just want simple pages explaining the situation. I do not
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by fsniper 17y ago
Admins are not slow to change. Operations and Corporations are slow. Admins generally have more than one version of any software running. More than you can imagen. Generally they do have development versions daily updated and built and test
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by fsniper 17y ago
I start with telling, "computers are idiots, they have no sense and no thinking ability. But they are really fast and do not get tired of repeating. They pretend to be clever by repeating written orders perfectly and fast. So someone has to
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by fsniper 17y ago
Seems like they've tried it with a lego car. http://www.lpepower.com/content/power-without-control

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