jameswyse

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by jameswyse 13y ago
Main Website: http://elevatr.com/ TC Article: http://techcrunch.com/2013/05/10/elevatr-is-a-mobile-first-t... I'm glad I stumbled upon this as it solves a problem I never even thought about fixing. My ideas are currently all over the pl
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by jameswyse 13y ago
Why? He just stated his opinion that JavaScript drivers should be written in JavaScript which is an opinion many of us share. He's quite well known for speaking his mind and he was even fairly polite about it in the GitHub discussion. It's
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by jameswyse 13y ago
Damn, whoever bought heh.io please make it a link shortener!
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by jameswyse 13y ago
Yeah the huntsmans are very welcome in my home, they can eat all the cockroaches and mozzies they like! Geckos too, because they're cute :)
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by jameswyse 13y ago
There's more info about HTP5, including working mirrors of the files linked at the end of the linode document here: http://straylig.ht/zines/HTP5/
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by jameswyse 13y ago
GitGutter is awesome, thanks for sharing :)
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by jameswyse 13y ago
Seems to be working fine for me? Twitter Status: http://status.twitter.com/ doesn't mention anything either.
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by jameswyse 13y ago
Sounds like you're on the right track! I've found the best way to learn something new is to just dive right in, Do you have a personal project to start off with? Just a suggestion but you might want to look in to Node.js (a server-side JS e
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by jameswyse 13y ago
It was down for 10 minutes about an hour ago too. Oh well, time to procrastinate! edit: Damn, it's up again. Back to work everyone..
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by jameswyse 13y ago
While we're suggesting todo apps - I've been using Clear [1] (Mac + iPhone only) for the past month and love it. The UI is beautiful yet very simple as everything is done with touch gestures. [1] http://www.realmacsoftware.com/clear/
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by jameswyse 13y ago
If this hooked up to Woolworths I'd pay way more than $9/mo!
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by jameswyse 13y ago
I have node in my global path, but it still won't run. The node process exited. The node process you were connected to suddenly quit. Check the console for more information. And the console says: Error: No protocol meth
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by jameswyse 13y ago
In most cases you're correct. It's the worst way to design a website, though. Sure it looks great in photoshop but it's an absolute nightmare trying to translate layer styles and giant background images to HTML/CSS, so the end result is rar
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by jameswyse 13y ago
I try to stick to the most common conventions for the language I'm using. For JavaScript this means: * Classes use camelCase and start with an uppercase letter: BlogPost * Constants are all uppercase: PASSWORD * All other variables (includi
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by jameswyse 13y ago
Nothing exciting, really. I'm just waiting on the "We've fixed crypto performance" post. https://github.com/joyent/node/issues/5015
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by jameswyse 13y ago
Just ordered a Peak, total impulse buy. Any word on when these will ship?
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by jameswyse 13y ago
Well I'm sold! I think you can expect at least 15 job offers by the end of the day.
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by jameswyse 13y ago
Yeah I recently bought an HP Officejet Pro 8600 which supports scanning to a network share without using a computer, very handy.
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by jameswyse 13y ago
Yeah this is the best way to serve rendered pages to search engines. I also found this project: https://github.com/ithkuil/angular-on-server - Which might be worth looking at too.
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by jameswyse 13y ago
Thanks, I'm in Australia though and I can't find a similar company. I'm not talking about the weightless feeling you get when you're in free fall (or on a roller coaster) either, I want to float around!
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by jameswyse 13y ago
Awesome. The other ISS thread [1] posted today had me lost on youtube watching related videos for nearly 2 hours. I really want to experience zero-gravity! [1] http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5575469
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by jameswyse 13y ago
They'll find some way to cripple it for sure, like sticking a 200GB/month cap on it. Australia can't have nice things :/
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by jameswyse 13y ago
Hi there, thanks for taking the time to reply. I appreciate the effort involved and apologise for my harsh words - I've just been a little frustrated as it's getting to be a weekly occurrence that some company loses my data / password / cre
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by jameswyse 13y ago
haha who knows.. Their site in general is pretty dumb. I logged in and deleted my account but it didn't log me out, it just changed my name to 'Deleted Editor #XXXXXX' - I can still edit all the account details.
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by jameswyse 13y ago
OP links to a copy of the email I received this morning. Yet another company with a far too relaxed approach to security. What bothers me though is that they discovered this 2 weeks ago and I'm only hearing about it now. The blog post they
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MusicBrainz Password Leak(pastebin.com)
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by jameswyse 14y ago
Well that's dumb, the header says "Australian Popular Science" then below it says "Content Not Available in Australia". Screenshot: http://t.co/AHVdlaBmtj
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by jameswyse 14y ago
Another nice bit of advertising for Cloudflare.. There's some more about this on their blog: http://blog.cloudflare.com/patching-the-internet-fixing-the-...
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by jameswyse 14y ago
One of the comments[1] on that post has an interesting idea: > "A server that I use for mail etc., deals with protecting its users from themselves by regularly attempting dictionary and bruteforce attacks upon its own password file. Any
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by jameswyse 14y ago
I love the idea of an ORM but I always find myself relying on database specific features and end up stuck anyway. Last time it was my use of geospatial indexes in MongoDB :/

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