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by jf 13y ago
Yes. A big part of why we are doing this is to give people a chance to experience what the original Homebrew meetings were like.
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by jf 13y ago
Most of the money that we're raising is going towards catering (it always shocks me to see how much catering costs). Some of the money will also go towards flying out original Homebrew members. The rest will go towards the costs of run
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by jf 13y ago
I've also found this technique to be effective in getting a speedy opt-out: I get in line for the imaging machine; when I reach the front of the line, I firmly and loudly announce "OPT OUT"; they have me step aside; then I le
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by jf 13y ago
Every time I see a box for a coupon code, I check retailmenot.com - Similar to you, this has saved me hundreds of dollars.
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by jf 13y ago
Don't miss the references for this talk: http://worrydream.com/dbx/
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The Future Of Programming(vimeo.com)
25 points by jf 13y ago|1 comments
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by jf 13y ago
Yes. After the event was over, I asked him what he had been working on, it was some code to identify what sort of buffer he had just opened (secure v. insecure, I don't remember the details)
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by jf 13y ago
This slideshow carries weight because it was written by the chief designer of the Ruby programming language.
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by jf 13y ago
Whitfield Diffie is also an Emacs user. I once sat behind him at an awards ceremony and was able to observe him hacking on Emacs lisp during the event. That was the highlight of my month.
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by jf 13y ago
Neal Stephenson is missing from this list: http://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/NealStephenson
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by jf 13y ago
I highlight and leave marginalia in my books for the same reason.
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Create an Authentic Startup Brand(pistoncloud.com)
13 points by jf 13y ago|0 comments
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by jf 13y ago
Wow! Congratulations guys. Very glad to hear the news.
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A Cease and Desist Demand from Gaijin Entertainment(gaijin.com)
3 points by jf 13y ago|0 comments
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by jf 13y ago
What version of Firefox did you use?
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Socratic questions in computing (Google doc)(docs.google.com)
2 points by jf 13y ago|0 comments
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by jf 14y ago
You should do this and post it to Hacker News.
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by jf 14y ago
Great feedback, thanks. I've updated the "Adding Google Authenticator" section with a note that should make that less ambiguous.
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by jf 14y ago
TOTP is surprisingly easy to understand and implement. I do my best to explain how it works in the "Understanding TOTP" section of this article. Take a look at that section and let me know if it makes sense.
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by jf 14y ago
Good to know, thanks. Duo Security's app will work just fine with this tutorial. I just decided to use Google Authenticator because it seemed to be the best known TOTP client implementation.
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How to add Two-Factor Authentication to your website with Google Authenticator(twilio.com)
102 points by jf 14y ago|16 comments
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Apathy and refunds are more dangerous than Piracy.(tommyrefenes.tumblr.com)
5 points by jf 14y ago|0 comments
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DissidentX - Bram Cohen's steganographic framework(github.com)
1 points by jf 14y ago|0 comments
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Why RSA Works [pdf](github.com)
5 points by jf 14y ago|0 comments
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by jf 14y ago
If I remember correctly, certain regulatory environments require that an audit log be kept of who saw which file and when.
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by jf 14y ago
I've never used TFS but my understanding is that TFS server allows you to configure it to only give a specific person access to a specific set of files. For example: One could tell the TFS server "Deny Contractor-X access to all files, exce
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by jf 14y ago
A couple of other reasons to use centralized version control: 1: You are a Fortune 100 company and need to have access control on your codebase (so you can give contractors access to only a few files for example) 2: The code you are writi
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by jf 14y ago
If you only watch one speech from this memorial, watch the speech from Carl Malamud: http://archive.org/details/AaronSwartzMemorialAtTheInternetA...
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Corporate Hackathons: The Fine Line Between Engaging and Exploiting(jamiemsmyth.blogspot.com)
77 points by jf 14y ago|24 comments
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by jf 14y ago
Merged. The Filepicker.io demo in the blog post now supports sending email via SendGrid.

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