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by ivank 15y ago
I'm not seeing that by default in Sublime Text 2 (2076) - is there anything I have to toggle?
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Raster fonts in Visual Studio 2010(electronicdissonance.com)
1 points by ivank 15y ago|0 comments
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Git from the bottom up (2009)(ftp.newartisans.com)
1 points by ivank 15y ago|0 comments
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by ivank 15y ago
With SearchYC gone, is there still a way to get an RSS feed for a user's comments?
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by ivank 15y ago
See "if it used Twisted for the event loop and none of the HTTP stuff:" at http://glyph.twistedmatrix.com/2009/09/what-i-wish-tornado-w... (Some of these things might have been fixed, I haven't checked)
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by ivank 15y ago
Twisted doesn't use ctypes to interface with epoll, it uses a Cython module. Also, the Factory stuff in Twisted usually makes sense, as the alternative is worse (some object in a long-lived closure).
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by ivank 15y ago
You're meant to use the public API twisted.web.client.Agent (which uses _newclient). If anyone's interested in finishing keep-alive support, the ticket is http://twistedmatrix.com/trac/ticket/3420
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by ivank 15y ago
The attack worked in an older Firefox, at least.
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by ivank 15y ago
I've learned a lot from reading Twisted and the CPython internals. The newer (2008-) code in Twisted is generally very good. Another strategy is to skim the source code for your dependencies, without worrying about whether the code is good
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by ivank 15y ago
Facebook is already in this business with Deals: http://www.facebook.com/blog.php?post=446183422130
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by ivank 15y ago
For Twisted, there's https://github.com/hybridlogic/txMySQL , or the standard adbapi, which runs queries in a thread pool. Also, some Twisted documentation was improved after Tornado was released; there's now "Twisted.Web in 60 seconds":
672.
by ivank 15y ago
It was probably [dead] because it wasn't up for everyone, due to slow DNS propagation. It was unkilled a few hours later.
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SearchYC is back up(searchyc.com)
6 points by ivank 15y ago|2 comments
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by ivank 15y ago
Well, you would want to get notifications for normal replies too, no?
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by ivank 15y ago
A possible implementation (not my idea): special comment replies that are visible only to the parent.
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Reminder: add an email to your HN profile 'about'
13 points by ivank 15y ago|11 comments
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by ivank 15y ago
"My experience is that journalists report on the nearest-cliche algorithm, which is extremely uninformative because there aren’t many cliches, the truth is often quite distant from any cliche, and the only thing you can infer about the actu
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Chrome/Eclipse-like Scrollbar Search Highlighter for Firefox(addons.mozilla.org)
9 points by ivank 15y ago|6 comments
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by ivank 15y ago
The False Start blacklist, in case anyone else is curious: http://src.chromium.org/svn/trunk/src/net/base/ssl_false_sta... (about 4141 entries right now)
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China cracks down on VPN use(guardian.co.uk)
3 points by ivank 15y ago|0 comments
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by ivank 15y ago
That's what Google does when they set up a project that accepts contributions. Google Inc. is the author; see http://code.google.com/p/leveldb/source/browse/trunk/AUTHORS
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by ivank 16y ago
If you're pasting italicized text into a plain-text editor, it's not preserved automatically. (Edit: updated my post to make the purpose clear.) You have to mutate the page yourself. But you're right, most browsers do handle this when pasti
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Preserving italics in pastes from webpages(ludios.org)
12 points by ivank 16y ago|5 comments
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by ivank 16y ago
Alternatively, just install NoScript, which will rewrite #! URLs for you.
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by ivank 16y ago
I've seen one reason to keep old code in: if the new implementation is complicated and the old one is short and simple, keep the old one as documentation for how the new one essentially works.
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by ivank 16y ago
Have you seen http://www.webvisum.com/ ? It's a Firefox addon that sends CAPTCHAs for remote solving. I haven't tried it because registration requires human approval.
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by ivank 16y ago
I don't know if this is their motivation for it, but SpiderMonkey implements many useful non-standard features, including generators and iterators. JS 1.5: https://developer.mozilla.org/en/JavaScript/New_in_JavaScrip... JS 1.6: https://d
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by ivank 16y ago
Their FAQ says "Do 2D Glasses work at IMAX theaters? Alas, no. IMAX uses a different technology than normal movie theaters so 2D-Glasses will not work at an IMAX theater." Anyone know how IMAX is different?
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by ivank 16y ago
There are two ways to avoid getting TIME_WAIT states in the first place: 1. Convince the client to close the connection. The initiator of the close will be the one holding the TIME_WAIT socket (for ~2 minutes) 2. Send RSTs to clients that
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by ivank 16y ago
Are some browsers going straight to www.reddit.com, perhaps?

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