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by jc4p 13y ago
I actually originally had something related in my post but removed it: I won't personally consider the site I work on a success unless my mom uses it. She's a physics PhD and she once in a while stumbles onto physics.SE when searc
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by jc4p 13y ago
Luckily a lot of us are on the same page as you :) One of the things I consider a main detriment of our current product is that for the vast majority of users it's built to be transactional. Search, land on SO, read, go back to work. O
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by jc4p 13y ago
True and Stack Overflow is #1 in North Korea.
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by jc4p 13y ago
Assuming they're using Apache's basic logs wouldn't it be insanely easy to track down all URLs visited by that IP? After you login to Uber.com it instantly does a GET to /api/clients/[PERSUMABLY_USER_ID]?parame
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by jc4p 13y ago
Just curious, what do you think we could be doing that we aren't? Also thanks for teaching me a new idiom :)
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by jc4p 13y ago
I knew that name was familiar! This should be a great trial.
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by jc4p 13y ago
A common use case for stolen cards is to do small transactions and see if they are successful or not to let you know if the card you found/bought actually works or does not. This site would be a great way to do that.
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by jc4p 13y ago
I didn't downvote you but I would assume it's because your message seems like the beginning of a flamewar and is also poorly written (Reddit quality). If you are actually interested, here's a report one of our sys admins did
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by jc4p 13y ago
It's simply because that's the stack we know and can utilize the best. We do have some non-MS stack things running but the stack we use is the one we know how to optimize and manage the best.
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by jc4p 13y ago
I loved the post and was not done reading your concluding statements before I got a giant pop-up that asked me to give you my e-mail to read the exact same post I was reading. I understand pop-ups like that work for making mailing lists but
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by jc4p 13y ago
Yay, thanks Scott!
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by jc4p 13y ago
At this point I'm fairly certain you're just trolling me... can you give me any example of why you frown upon running with different local configurations? We have a dev environment where all our code builds upon checkout and then
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by jc4p 13y ago
Did you read the examples in the link? The issue is with different server settings when running locally which is one of the configuration settings that I think anyone can edit to anything they want. Why is it outrageous if someone wants to
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by jc4p 13y ago
Yeah they've acknowledged it, we're not expecting it to get fixed anytime before Update 1 however, which is usually some months later.
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by jc4p 13y ago
Sadly VS 2013 has a huge regression which makes it a no-go for my team over at Stack Exchange, any changes made to the server settings are saved to the project file rather than the per-user settings file, it's been reported but doesn
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by jc4p 13y ago
I'm getting the same error, seems to be a rate limiting issue: {"meta":{"code":403,"errorType":"rate_limit_exceeded","errorDetail":"Quotaexceeded"},"response":
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by jc4p 13y ago
I believe nmcfarl's saying that if someone was to use your service and automatically make have every page of their website loaded (by an instance of a headless browser, javascript running manually in a web browser, anything really) aft
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by jc4p 13y ago
Same here, I found out from text messages from friends this morning saying my Facebook had been hacked, but no e-mail from them and the "Delete Account" functionality on their website does nothing.
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by jc4p 13y ago
Sadly you don't say where you work on your bio so I can't add your company to my "never ever apply at" list. New OS updates introduce weird bugs that require hacky code to get around. Early adopters will always update to
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by jc4p 13y ago
Quick link to demo: http://dropplets.com/demo/
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by jc4p 13y ago
This seems like a great idea, but only if you also enjoy working in shared co-working spaces. I think doing the context switches of getting thrown out of what I'm doing and hearing someone else talk constantly would drive me insane (or
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by jc4p 13y ago
We (can I say we? I don't work on Windows stack stuff at here but whatever) are actually one of the biggest open source contributors in the .NET world, granted that's just my opinion and I don't have data behind it, but here&
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by jc4p 13y ago
Very cool to see my co-worker's pet project front and center on HN when I wake up :) Matt's also working on an Android app for Goread at the moment, which is also open source: https://github.com/mjibson/goread
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by jc4p 13y ago
175 Varick, as stated in their footer, is the SoHo West building for WeWorkLabs, my old incubator. That's just messed up, I'm going to send this to some of the guys still there and see what's happening.
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The Word “Healthy” Sucks(medium.com)
3 points by jc4p 13y ago|0 comments
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by jc4p 13y ago
I promised myself I wouldn't read the hacker news comments on this because HN comments are always a cesspool of people trying to prove they're smarter than the author of the post, but I just have to respond to this one. It'
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by jc4p 13y ago
So I clearly don't know you or what you do, but ou're definitely not wrong in the general sense. However, Dick and I spent the last year working 60-80+ hour weeks while our company was stationed out of a pretty big coworking space
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Why The Fitness Industry is Broken(dicktalens.com)
14 points by jc4p 13y ago|0 comments
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by jc4p 13y ago
That was Twitter, not Instagram, and it was well before twitter cards had an API. Keep in mind Twitter also removed "find your friends using Twitter" functionality from Instagram too.
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by jc4p 14y ago
>Giving developers the option of contacting users regarding issues is alright ... giving every developer of every app I installed my private phone number is NOT (in my personal opinion). That's... that's not what it is. It's every app y

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