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721.
by getsat 16y ago
You could do the same with Erlang or Ruby + eventmachine or Python + Twisted, but Node.js is the current hotness.
722.
by getsat 16y ago
I don't have to download a new copy of uTorrent if I decide to use different ports. The client could probably just check periodically for a signed message from a central server (or a broadcast on the network itself) with instructions to cur
723.
by getsat 16y ago
1) You won't have to worry about the quantitative easing when you're not using a fiat currency. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PTUY16CkS-k 2) Read "A Lodging of Wayfaring Men". Fiction, but an example of the kind of change a system like B
724.
by getsat 16y ago
Orders of magnitude better than this one: http://perl6.org
725.
by getsat 16y ago
This is also good advice, though having a registrar that does not bend over at will is nice, too.
726.
by getsat 16y ago
Perhaps it's not that it's hard to be good but rather it's far more lucrative to be bad? I recently moved all my domains from GoDaddy to http://internet.bs because they don't do any funny stuff, they're very inexpensive, and they're o
727.
by getsat 16y ago
Already on the homepage: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2443165
728.
by getsat 16y ago
And a lot less memory usage!
729.
by getsat 16y ago
Addict? It seems to me that he's merely someone extremely passionate about something. This is also a case of one of the worst DRM-related fears coming to fruition. You no longer have (legal) access to a product you purchased. You're now ess
730.
by getsat 16y ago
Don't use Bittorrent over Tor, people. It's bad for the network itself.
731.
by getsat 16y ago
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2270464
732.
by getsat 16y ago
This is exactly why I switched to Chrome.
733.
by getsat 16y ago
Reads from /dev/random will block when the entropy pool is empty. You can see the number of bits of entropy available on a Linux systems via: $ cat /proc/sys/kernel/random/entropy_avail If you need more, better randomness, check out the Ent
734.
by getsat 16y ago
Two of the three images in the article are bitmaps. Page load time factors into UX.
735.
by getsat 16y ago
The tags at the bottom of bestofe.com make it look more like it's focused on "get rich quickly" schemes than entrepreneurship.
736.
by getsat 16y ago
The submitter of this article probably didn't even look at it. http://jacquesmattheij.com/auto+submission+bots+on+Hacker+Ne... EDIT: Since the thread is now gone, the submitter was RiderOfGiraffes, one of the individuals actually botting
737.
by getsat 16y ago
Employment is generally something about which you want to be serious.
738.
by getsat 16y ago
Are you also avoiding Toyota automobiles?
739.
by getsat 16y ago
Cool, I will check it out.
740.
by getsat 16y ago
Probably because they generally do not administer business at a master's level.
741.
by getsat 16y ago
I was considering it a long time ago. It was fun to poke around Win32 internals and you could (potentially) make a lot of money.
742.
by getsat 16y ago
Definitely. Any amateur effort will generally involve SetWindowsHookEx() + DLL injection to capture keystrokes. The intention was to move this up to ring 0 eventually, but I decided to work on more lucrative things instead.
743.
by getsat 16y ago
Just use SetWindowsHookEx() with WH_KEYBOARD_LL. Here's some ancient proof of concept code I wrote for detecting user activity (keyboard and mouse): https://gist.github.com/a95f198292c9e453e054 This was originally to be used with malware
744.
by getsat 16y ago
These articles about "tuning" Apache are a pretty decent source of amusement, though.
745.
by getsat 16y ago
I love when non-coders tell me how long a coding task should take. This is one reason why I decided to work for myself.
746.
by getsat 16y ago
That it's potentially a direct threat to one of their few profitable divisions?
747.
by getsat 16y ago
Made more sense on iOS as it could be read as "App iRater", but I agree in principle.
748.
by getsat 16y ago
> Wouldn't want someone else's enterprise to succeed, now, would we? Not when it revolves entirely around data mining and hype.
749.
by getsat 16y ago
This has come up many times on the bitcoin forums/IRC. There's a few hardcoded nodes that the client will initially connect to, but you can also grab a third party list. The client is open source. The USA fortunately does not have jurisdict
750.
by getsat 16y ago
> email based Is your target demographic really using email to communicate over Facebook, Twitter, SMS, IM?

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