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by giu 17y ago
A post describing the security breach in more detail has been published on the Atlassian blog: http://blogs.atlassian.com/news/2010/04/oh_man_what_a_day_an... Looks like they were storing the passwords of older accounts in clear-text (see
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Redis weekly update #4 - Fixes and Optimizations(antirez.com)
21 points by giu 17y ago|0 comments
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by giu 17y ago
Am I the only one who thought "What the hell is 'Functional Programming Arithmetic' " after reading this headline? :) I once had a more detailled look at floating-point numbers, and yes, it's quite a big topic. I like the site, because it's
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by giu 17y ago
If you want to dig deeper into F#, have a look at The F# Survival Guide , which is a free online guide that was posted here on HN some time ago: http://www.ctocorner.com/fsharp/book/default.aspx Edit: Here's the link to the original post
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by giu 17y ago
Representing Zürich
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by giu 17y ago
pg presented his setup, too: http://paul.graham.usesthis.com/
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by giu 17y ago
It's good that you point it out. Surely it's not a backup, but at least it's a better option than working only with a single harddisk. If you feel comfortable with distributing data in the cloud, cloud storage services like Dropbox are a
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by giu 17y ago
This one counts only if you embrace the cloud :) For me, a RAID-1 does a good job, too.
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What To Do When A Hard Drive Fails(server.dzone.com)
34 points by giu 17y ago|34 comments
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by giu 17y ago
Very nice one, Google. I especially found the Remark Annotations funny. Would be cool to have a .NET port of GAG. I surely would use it somewhere in the depths of code, just for fun :)
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by giu 17y ago
Clickable: http://cryp.sr
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Cryp.sr - a minimal host-proof cryptographic textpad(corte.si)
39 points by giu 17y ago|26 comments
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by giu 17y ago
Nice article, and an interesting combination of technologies! Maybe it's a little bit off topic, but I had a look at http://streethoarding.com/ to see the thing in action. I like the idea and execution (it runs pretty fast; very very simp
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A Short Guide To Open-Source And Similar Licenses(smashingmagazine.com)
12 points by giu 17y ago|3 comments
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Redis weekly update #2 - Real world hashes, refactoring, and fixes(antirez.com)
28 points by giu 17y ago|3 comments
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by giu 17y ago
I think it's the last one. Tweeted 5 minutes ago by Joel ( http://twitter.com/spolsky/status/10671213571 ): " The last Joel on Software article[...] "
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by giu 17y ago
Nice idea, nice web site layout, nice presentation. Now to my questions. How do you ensure that a common word (e.g. 'Bruschetta') is pronounced right ? Can user obtain a certain trust level (like Translators over at Twitter), so they can
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by giu 17y ago
Here you go: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tuppers_self-referential_formul... I hope your day is made now :)
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by giu 17y ago
The only reason I'm keeping Firefox installed on my machine is Firebug. Although, I have to mention that during my last small JS project I only used Google Chrome's built-in developer tools, and I liked what I saw. Maybe FF 4.0 will be a
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by giu 17y ago
I didn't know what was causing this problem first. I tried to login to the Playstation Network (PSN) and always got the "An error has occurred. You have been signed out of PlayStation Network (8001050F)" -error. I first suspected my intern
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by giu 17y ago
Definitely, me too. I just thought it would be a good first test to just enter the first digits of PI. :)
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by giu 17y ago
Nice one. I entered 3.14, but the results page didn't mention anything about PI. Looks like it just rounds the entered number. Pity! :) But it's still cool!
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by giu 17y ago
That's the question I'm asking myself, too. They added a lot of functionality to VS (unit testing, TFS support etc.), but they never added more refactorings, which I and surely others would appreciate. ReSharper's refactoring functionality
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by giu 17y ago
That's actually true. A fresh install of Visual Studio (VS) is already quite heavy, but when you install an add-in like ReSharper (hands down, it's still one of the best add-ins for VS) on top of it everything gets more heavy and slower. Ye
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by giu 17y ago
It's funny to see that Google set its IPO goal on April 2004 to the mathematical constant e (in billions), but hit almost PI (also the mathematical constant, in billions) in Revenue in the planned year :)
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by giu 17y ago
I know of Dafont.com's Handwritten section. Maybe you'll make a find there: http://www.dafont.com/theme.php?cat=603 . Although I don't know if the usage of these fonts is restricted by a license. It's nice that you listen and respond to s
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by giu 17y ago
And although there are tons of fonts you could choose to use, they've chosen Comic Sans, which is also used by Balsamiq...
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by giu 17y ago
Nice article (saved it). A well-intended little tip for the next submission of an article about a list of things : Just set the submission's title to Tips For a Killer FAQ Page . From the Hacker News Guidelines ( http://ycombinator.com/ne
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The Anatomy of Twitter's Fail Whale(engineering.twitter.com)
2 points by giu 17y ago|0 comments
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by giu 17y ago
Same here. I can only recommend to learn you a functional programming language for greater good. I love every minute I spend writing Haskell code, be it a simple console application or something more complex. It's really fun, interesting an

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