greyhat

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by greyhat 15y ago
No, but I think I could learn. How complex of a project did you have in mind?
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by greyhat 15y ago
My linked-in doesn't really have anything related to my web experience, but here it is nonetheless: http://www.linkedin.com/pub/brian-farr/30/b67/b61
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by greyhat 15y ago
No formal portfolio at the moment, but I finished http://kristenbasham.com/ for a photographer friend this summer, and I'm working on a winery website on WordPress ( http://winetree.farrspace.com/ ), which will be finished as soon as th
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Ask HN: Need freelance front-end work to pay college loans while I job-hunt
10 points by greyhat 15y ago|7 comments
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by greyhat 15y ago
Thanks for responding. I've tried Wordpress for this purpose in the past, and just took a look at it again, but since I don't need, and in fact don't want a blog or comments, these are just extra complexity that need disabled. In the sever
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Ask HN: CMS for mostly static brochure-ware style small business websites?
5 points by greyhat 15y ago|7 comments
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by greyhat 15y ago
I reported an issue related to the $ command: https://bitbucket.org/egaga/open-vim/issue/1/tutorial-sectio...
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Ask HN: Cool Demo Project Ideas
5 points by greyhat 15y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: Any startups need design work done?
2 points by greyhat 16y ago|0 comments
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by greyhat 16y ago
I find this extremely hard to believe. Have you visited freelancing sites to check this assumption?
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by greyhat 16y ago
Do you know any good places to look for sysadmin jobs that might be more open?
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by greyhat 16y ago
I'm about to graduate BSCS from an engineering school, and every networking job I've seen wants experience + CCNA/CCNP, and the system administration jobs want BSCS + experience. I have 5+ years of part time IT experience and a summer of f
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by greyhat 16y ago
Seconded. Extremely entertaining, I was not expecting that.
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by greyhat 17y ago
Upvoted for rainbow parentheses, which I just added to my .emacs =D
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by greyhat 17y ago
Amazing. Check out his other stuff too, this guy is some kind of crazy browser genius. And I mean that in the greatest possible way.
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by greyhat 17y ago
I'm sorry, but it is not 10 years old. The original release of Windows XP was late 2001 (9 years ago). Most people are running Service Pack 2 (6 years ago) or Service Pack 3 (2 years ago). I currently have no reason to switch to Windows 7,
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by greyhat 17y ago
http://lucacardelli.name/indexArtifacts.html (click on fonts)
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by greyhat 17y ago
Whereas in a socialized system, we can let the government decide when you are old or sick enough to not be cared for. America drives the rest of the world in health care, from the best doctors to the best equipment to the best drug company
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by greyhat 17y ago
Summary: Act like simple generalizations are somehow profound because they don't explicitly include the word "probably".
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by greyhat 17y ago
It's really jarring how this article switches between talking about linked lists and then explaining what multitasking is... is this for technical people or not? Reminds me of mainstream news coverage of any technology subject...
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by greyhat 17y ago
Thanks, I actually did fix it when I originally installed FF3, but I was referring to the behavior that everyone else sees by default. If it was a checkbox in the normal Firefox settings, that would be one thing, but its buried in a collec
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by greyhat 17y ago
This is fairly easily done already with many sites, if they accept an HTTP GET argument, using bookmark keywords... you can set up a bookmark to say, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%s and then visit "w Firefox" to go to the Firefox Wikipedi
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by greyhat 17y ago
Err... what? * I hope they don't copy iTunes, with its extremely slow interface, lack of features, lack of extensibility, lack of options... etc... * No tabs: They must use tabs in some confused and different way than me. Generally I have
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Stimulus Watch.org(stimuluswatch.org)
21 points by greyhat 18y ago|6 comments
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by greyhat 18y ago
For a much more insightful breakdown, http://stimuluswatch.org/ has a pretty interesting listing that allows people to vote, comment, and offer arguments for and against individual items.
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by greyhat 18y ago
Read the fine print(!): * Tax Relief - includes $15 B for Infrastructure and Science, $61 B for Protecting the Vulnerable, $25 B for Education and Training and $22 B for Energy, so total funds are $126 B for Infrastructure and Science, $142
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by greyhat 18y ago
The design of this and whitehouse.gov drive me crazy. The gratuitous use of italics randomly in headings always seems to emphasize the wrong part of the sentence. Right on the front page of this site we have "Your money AT work". Now w
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by greyhat 18y ago
When did the .GOV namespace become a wide open frontier for politicking? recovery.gov as a name flies directly in the face of the rules and suggestions for .gov, being a general and vague word. Although I will admit, its not nearly as bad
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by greyhat 18y ago
So why don't you show how he's wrong? It might be sarcasm, and he does already post a fair amount about both subjects, but he has a point. You just have a smear. (I'd still take a slashdot comment over many other websites)
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by greyhat 18y ago
Hmm, maybe more people agree with this guy than I thought. I have used all of the windowing systems I mentioned, and I vastly prefer being able to see open windows , with the few things that need to run in the background being tucked away

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