iLoch

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   by iLoch 12y ago

   All I got from this is Bill is really into butt stuff. It's not as though Google is actually preventing these topics from being discovered or censoring their existence, but rather Google doesn't want to be an enabler for anyone se
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   by iLoch 12y ago

   I just wrote my own... Seems like adding an entire library for this is definitely overkill. var emojify = function(message) { var codes = [ '\ud83c[\udf00-\udfff]', '\ud83d[\udc00-\ude4f]&#x2
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   by iLoch 12y ago

   This is precisely why I thought Digits was such a terrible idea (check my comment history, it's there.) SMS is so incredibly insecure that anyone relying on it should not consider themselves security savvy. SMS TFA is lipstick on a pig
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   by iLoch 12y ago

   nope
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   by iLoch 12y ago

   Per project licensing seems pretty fair to me.
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   by iLoch 12y ago

   Good riddance. Leave the difficult problems to capable companies and let this be a lesson.
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   by iLoch 12y ago

   Visio is pretty great.
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   by iLoch 12y ago

   A MacBook Pro is one of the best Windows laptops you can buy.
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   by iLoch 12y ago

   Ehh, I don't think that means email is dying for younger people. I'm 20 and email is essential for a lot of things. Everyone I know (which is a fairly broad scope of people) has email and uses it. Everyone gets email at some point
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    by iLoch 12y ago

    Really, they made that argument? So when I'm logging into some website , I'm not going to have access to my email? Bad logic.
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    by iLoch 12y ago

    Digits sounds like a good idea in theory, but relying on SMS for password security is like relying SMS for anything. Even if SMS were secure on its own (meaning traffic was encrypted - which it isn't anyway) you still have the problem
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    by iLoch 12y ago

    I was at work today and decided to buy the new Halo game that comes out in three weeks. Paid in two taps, and was notified that my Xbox at home would be turned on immediately and the game would begin to download. Sure enough I got home and
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    by iLoch 12y ago

    > introverted, suspicious, unattractive to women I suspect I may be infected.
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    by iLoch 12y ago

    `join(',')` is complex? Also why is this even an issue? Use a JSON library.
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    by iLoch 12y ago

    http://xkcd.com/927 Cut it out. JSON is fine.
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    by iLoch 12y ago

    I don't know about your comma statement. I never have a problem writing symantically correct JSON by hand - though there are limited use cases where you should need to do so anyway. If your IDE isn't marking invalid JSON syntax yo
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    by iLoch 12y ago

    Not too surprising given the circumstances. Very unfortunate though, I'm imagining he died a very lonely death, without family too near to him (assuming he was heavily quarantined.) What will become of his body? Do they have to burn it
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    by iLoch 12y ago

    I would always encourage using a library over not using one - if you're not using a library you're just going to end up making your own anyway to "save time" - might as well start with something everyone already knows. I
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    by iLoch 12y ago

    They wouldn't remove it even if they had the choice, because recreating what jQuery does with regards to cross-browser compatibility is just wasting everyones time. I'm not saying it has to be jQuery, but since everyone is already
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    by iLoch 12y ago

    Anyone who isn't using jQuery because "modern sites usually depend on browser native dom methods" is just being an asshole, honestly. If most big sites are using it, you can use it. I just checked: Twitter, Outlook.com, Strip
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    by iLoch 12y ago

    Speaking of Docker on AWS - has anyone had trouble with deployments on micro instances? I'm able to deploy once, then subsequent deployments are killed due to a lack of free memory. This seems like a great setup that I'd love to t
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    by iLoch 12y ago

    I think what he was more talking about was having an invisible balance. Every month you have $30, and if you choose to opt out of a payment one day, that just means you'll have $31 for the next 30 days. And now that I've actually
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    by iLoch 12y ago

    The stability of this appears questionable. Anything at high speed looks dangerous - for example: tight cornering, and hard breaking. At $1000 I'm wondering why I'd be compelled to purchase a less versatile bike (than say, a Kona
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    by iLoch 12y ago

    That may be a reason why they're offering it for free - it does seem more like a downgrade (somewhere between 7 and 8) than an upgrade (somehow jumping up two major versions for a smaller than average feature set.)
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    by iLoch 12y ago

    http://www.amazon.com/Microsoft-Software-Windows-95/dp/B000N...
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    by iLoch 12y ago

    Yeah I saw that. I don't think that's going to work. People are really used to not paying for things, unfortunately. Also - your target demographic as a social network is usually young people from 13-21, and we don't have a
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    by iLoch 12y ago

    The design is absolutely awful. I would be very surprised to learn that any of these designers are actually familiar with UX design, let alone web design. I'm not an evangelist of typical web design these days - I think there's of
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    by iLoch 12y ago

    I think one of the things Heartbleed PoCs did really well was show the result for the end user. Most people aren't going to know what any of this stuff means. Can we come up with a really straight forward explanation in laymans terms a
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    by iLoch 12y ago

    Really, you have? How about because hours of music is illegally uploaded to their site every day?
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    by iLoch 12y ago

    Typewriter..?