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by guan 15y ago
iSSH is not the only SSH client for iOS. I prefer Screens, even if there are a few features missing, and I believe there are other good ones too.
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by guan 15y ago
Dave Winer would agree with you: November 2010: http://scripting.com/stories/2010/11/11/didYouInventRss.html January 2007: http://scripting.com/scripting2/davewiner/2007/01/02/rssWasn... Here’s one characterization by someone else that
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by guan 15y ago
“Continue search on server” works for me, although it is slow and the UI is clunky: I have to first navigate to the All Mail, then search for something, then click “Continue search”. I’m sure this would be much easier in a native Gmail app
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Dave Winer: Why I stand up for Stallman(scripting.com)
423 points by guan 15y ago|259 comments
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by guan 15y ago
But Siri doesn’t just transmit and store data to be evil, they use it to improve the service to better understand what you’re saying. How do you feel about that?
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by guan 15y ago
… or copy it to her personal Dropbox, then share that folder with Bob. It would probably be superfast because of Dropbox’s deduplication.
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by guan 15y ago
Amazon S3 is awesome and different from intrastructure in the cloud. If you choose to use S3 and a lot of your servers rely on fast access to it, then using EC2 too can often make sense. Rackspace offers a good compromise where they have cl
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by guan 15y ago
I want this for snailmail.
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by guan 15y ago
Reddit, Inc., will be owned by Advance Publications, which also owns Condé Nast, so it will be a corporate sibling of CN and more independent of it. Advance Publications owns other divisions in addition to CN, including a newspaper division
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by guan 15y ago
Yes, or replicate all of the original SNES hardware in one FPGA chip (and perhaps a few external passive components).
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by guan 15y ago
This might be a lot easier on an FPGA.
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by guan 15y ago
I would argue that there is such a thing as “kind of” default. Consider a couple of scenarios and think about whether it’s a default in a “common sense” sense, whether a ratings agency would/should consider it a default or selective default
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by guan 15y ago
> the right to the composition of their collection Is this a right recognized under US law?
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Court filings in US v. Aaron Swartz criminal case(scribd.com)
1 points by guan 15y ago|0 comments
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by guan 15y ago
This is true, but I don't wish for this. Dropbox with client-side encryption would be a different product where a lot of their features would be very difficult to sustain. For example, easy web access or having iOS and other apps easily syn
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by guan 15y ago
Ha! I guess you could put it in the Dropbox Public folder. I wouldn't be totally comfortable doing this, but all the 1Password data is encrypted so it should be safe.
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by guan 15y ago
Do you store your 1Password keychain in Dropbox? If so, check out the html file they put there. It's 1PasswordAnywhere, which is basically a web interface to 1Password. You would still need to remember your Dropbox login, and of course your
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by guan 15y ago
and 23.5% increase in "pixel area".
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by guan 15y ago
This post is from January 2010, I remember seeing it then. Does anyone know if the OpenCart developer ever changed his mind?
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by guan 15y ago
I know that a lot of people hate Arduinos, but I like the flexibility of prototyping on an Arduino, moving the same code to a raw ATmega328, and then (for teeny projects) maybe port to an ATtiny for cost and space savings.
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by guan 15y ago
Markov chain Monte Carlo!
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by guan 15y ago
They could maybe have a single button that allows you to switch to a backup seed with some elaborate sequence of presses.
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RSA finally comes clean: SecurID is compromised(arstechnica.com)
183 points by guan 15y ago|51 comments
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by guan 15y ago
A lot of things don’t use syslog. For example, default configurations of Apache write logs directly without syslog. The benefit of this method is that it is general enough to work for most people without configuration changes, and I assume
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How effectively does Groupon leverage its size?(blogs.reuters.com)
3 points by guan 15y ago|0 comments
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by guan 15y ago
Photo: http://www.bornholmstidende.dk/?Id=27155
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by guan 15y ago
Does UML still exist?
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by guan 15y ago
Yeah, this emphasis on cancer is strange. Since cell phone radiation is non-ionizing, I would be a lot more worried about all the potential health effects except cancer.
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by guan 15y ago
Nice documentation imho. (Via @juokaz on Twitter.)
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Wordnik Developer(developer.wordnik.com)
3 points by guan 15y ago|2 comments

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