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by jcapote 15y ago
1000 internets to this man. This is excellent!
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by jcapote 15y ago
This is probably the smoothest html5 platformer I've played. Kudos.
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by jcapote 15y ago
Not to mention it barely even works
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by jcapote 16y ago
Right, because a single git clone can't rm -rf your drive. A single "| sh", can, which is the point.
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by jcapote 16y ago
Good read, you could probably make a dedicated one just for developers.
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by jcapote 16y ago
This is why most packages are distributed with checksums, so you can be sure that what you're running is what the author intended.
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by jcapote 16y ago
This argument is not about trusting or not trusting code. It's about piping web output blindly into a shell, which is an insecure technique, no matter how much you trust the author or web site.
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by jcapote 16y ago
The "hack" is when someone roots their server and makes it return "rm -rf ~". Even if it's the most secure server ever, it's still a bad technique, IMO.
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by jcapote 16y ago
If the payment fails, will you still redirect to the link? If you only redirected based on successful payments, you could use this as a simpler paypal for charging clients on your site using unique gumroaded links.
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by jcapote 16y ago
Is this spam?
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by jcapote 16y ago
ZOMG!!!
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by jcapote 16y ago
Is there a list somewhere? this sounds like an interesting idea.
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by jcapote 16y ago
Took me a bit to recognize it was satire, well played.
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by jcapote 16y ago
I miss uncov
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by jcapote 16y ago
Nevermind...it redirects to sendoid now, guess it's the same thing.
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by jcapote 16y ago
I like to use isendr.com
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by jcapote 16y ago
Instead of making it anonymous, it should just be tied to your github account. Make it known who rated what project and for how much (and only once per project, obviously). Then the project owner can message those people to change their rat
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by jcapote 16y ago
Surely its accurate to 2.4 meteres though?
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by jcapote 16y ago
Isn't this just pusherapp.com? (not trying to be snide, just curious)
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by jcapote 16y ago
Not to mention you need GCC to build GCC
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by jcapote 16y ago
Have you heard of newrelic.com or scoutapp.com? Basically the same thing.
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by jcapote 16y ago
This is curiously close to the release date of their latest twitter app.
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by jcapote 16y ago
They'll have a lot of room to undercut http://redistogo.com/ , which is crazy overpriced (if you ask me)
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by jcapote 16y ago
Solid article on the mindset behind building scalable designs, which I could've read this months ago!
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by jcapote 16y ago
on the latest chrome I see all possible ui states for a split second, then the regular interface appears normally. this happens every page i visit
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by jcapote 16y ago
That's awesome!
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Write rails migrations right from the command line(juliocapote.com)
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by jcapote 16y ago
Learn a more expressive language! ;)
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by jcapote 16y ago
Yea neither have I, that's crazy. I try to make my patches as small as possible (makes it easier to merge as well)
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by jcapote 16y ago
Nice! this reminds of a script I wrote that turned images into svg: https://gist.github.com/761332

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