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by jffry 13y ago
Like this? http://consoleimagememe.neocities.org/
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by jffry 13y ago
Or if you're doing some sort of multi-stage manipulation of a <canvas>, you could log out intermediate states. It's a stretch, I know.
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by jffry 13y ago
This hack is simultaneously beautiful and horrifying. So now, I had to find a solution where only the whitelisted properties are used but in the it was fairly simple. I used the padding, line-height and font-size properties. I
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by jffry 13y ago
Is the letter you wrote to your users [0] the first time they are hearing this, or is your customer base broadly aware already of the issues you're facing. I ask because if this letter is the first time you are telling your customers t
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by jffry 13y ago
This is great - very simple. I have a few suggestions though: * I hit your landing page, and froze, because I had no idea what to type in or what it really does. My thought process was roughly "Oh, do I need a soundcloud account? Mayb
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by jffry 13y ago
There's a great follow-on video showing the effect in slow motion: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ukMId5fIi0 What that video sadly did not include was high-speed footage from the beginning of the experiment, showing h
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by jffry 13y ago
Would you ever consider teaming up with the producers of This American Life or Radiolab to do some sort of curated story, perhaps centered around the issues of privacy in the modern age? I think you (collectively) could be in a great posit
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by jffry 13y ago
Indeed, he showed up: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5955374
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by jffry 13y ago
It may be the case that you're writing code that must, for one reason or another, interact with a bunch of other poorly-written code that itself has unclear gotchas, nasty edge cases, or hidden side effects. It may not be possible to
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by jffry 13y ago
Common sense prevails. And for a red state whose politicians espouse a free market ideology, for once a chance to come away without looking awfully hypocritical.
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by jffry 13y ago
Good link: http://subprint.com/blog/why-over-the-top-messaging-is-mobil... OP's link doesn't have the crucial apostrophe, and leads to an error: Cannot GET /blog/why-over-the-top-messaging-is-mobile
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by jffry 13y ago
I think the latter point of his argument still stands. Presumably you're able to justify the cost of testing for and dealing with IE8 problems because enough of your revenue and conversions come from IE8-bound users. If that's n
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by jffry 13y ago
Thanks for this info. That last link includes a section on double-submit cookies with a little further discussion: https://www.owasp.org/index.php/Cross-Site_Request_Forgery_(...
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by jffry 13y ago
You should also read about how stars form and evolve over time: * http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stellar_evolution * http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_sequence
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by jffry 13y ago
Bing's aerial imagery shows the buildings: http://www.bing.com/maps/?q=40.426257,-111.932873&sty=h I'm probably on a list now, for all the searching and zooming I did on that area.
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by jffry 13y ago
While I agree with you, have you ever tried explaining svn or git to somebody non-technical? It's not at all easy. Now try and explain to them how to commit and push files. Where does their repo live? How do they get at a file from a
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by jffry 13y ago
Would this be something like Google Latitude, where I share my present location (privately, limited to you, a select group of friends, Google, and the NSA; or openly, à la Foursquare or Twitter)? Or are you envisioning a phone-book-like ser
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by jffry 13y ago
Depends if you count Windows 2.0/2.1 and 3.0/3.1 as similar-sized increments to this [0] At least in the past 10 years, Microsoft's language has been all about "Service Packs". The landscape of mobile OSes, their a
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by jffry 13y ago
A thermostat on the level of beautiful design and function as a Nest, but that works with a plug-in window air conditioner. Including the ones with weird high-amperage plugs. Maybe this would be an adapter that accepts as inputs the same s
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by jffry 13y ago
It also jives pretty well with the previous reports [1] of Skype hitting URLs that have been pasted into chat, as well as the removal of the decentralized bits of Skype in favor of centralized servers. [1]: http://yro.slashdot.or
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by jffry 13y ago
Dropbox could identify users who are more likely to need to resurrect a file (either because they frequently delete files, or because they frequently resurrect them), and offer them a discount on packrat. After all, the man most likely to v
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by jffry 13y ago
Sounds like a great idea at least in principle - if you're typing a password, tell the special password keyboard app where you expect it will go, and then firewall the app from sending it anywhere else. In practice this app sounds like