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Interview with Rob Rhinehart about Soylent
(vice.com)
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13y ago
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13y ago
This is how a real charger looks for comparison: http://www.righto.com/2012/05/apple-iphone-charger-teardown-...
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13y ago
Flask-SQLAlchemy is a thin layer over SQLAlchemy, so the risk of leakage is low. That said, what I don't like is that it's too coupled with Flask, so I prefer to use my own version: https://github.com/lucuma/o
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13y ago
This seems to be for local manage scripts, like the one that comes with Django. A couple years ago I wrote a similar library: https://github.com/lucuma/pyceo and I'm not the only one who feel argparse are optparse look very unpythonic (eg
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13y ago
And that is what it really happens "when you give 4chan images of the Boston Marathon".
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14y ago
The problem is JavaScript not (only) the CSS. For instance, "document.getElementById" in IE6 targets the name attribute , so those web sites can function without setting an id attribute. The IRS web application of my country does that.
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14y ago
? It's a demo with only one room. A 3D printing of the Eiffel tower isn't a "shameless use" of the work of Mr. Eiffel, but a demostration of the technology. In the same way, the "product" here is not PoP but how to make games with JavaS
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14y ago
Luckily it's her cublicle, not yours. Some people find that kind of environment stimulating.
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Sublime Text was already doing the same with the big animation of its home page: http://www.sublimetext.com/ (you can actually see three animations there, depending if you use Windows, Linux or Mac). What I'm really curious about is how t
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PayPal Set to Suspend Domestic Transactions in Argentina
(thenextweb.com)
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14y ago
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14y ago
> 6. Country code top level domains give context And are a pain to handle. .com - US$ 10 ~ - Many registar to choose (remember GoDaddy). .xx - US$ 40 ~ - Usually only one registar available, if you don't like it you're screwed -
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14y ago
The individual salts are added only to prevent an attack with a list of pre-calculated hashes. You could also store another common salt ("pepper"?) in the code.
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14y ago
And that's * why cleaner APIs like this are awesome: I didn't knew half the available capabilities of Google Maps API until gmaps.js was published.
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14y ago
OT: Please fix the title. The unpaired quote makes me feel uncomfortable. ;)
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14y ago
Not really. Demonte's is a much thinner wrapper and have a totally different API. This is a brand new (and nicer to use IMHO) solution to the same problem. Disclaimer: I commited the "staticMapURL" method to gmaps.js
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14y ago
Installed as a Chrome app, you can simply type "chroma" in the URL bar
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15y ago
He doesn't own a cell phone at all. "Stanlin's dream" he calls them. http://www.geekosystem.com/richard-stallman-cell-phones-stal...
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15y ago
Because she think women are more happy by marrying and having kids. She is happier that way so she assume all women are the same.
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15y ago
I guess Jeff doesn't remembers "After Dark" anymore.
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WSGI Is Dead: Long Live WSGI Lite
(dirtsimple.org)
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15y ago
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15y ago
It says the poster is not the author of the list. Are you talking of @darkgoyle or the original author?
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15y ago
This looks amazing. Andy Clarke & others are working on a similar, web based, tool. http://animatable.com/
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It's hard to get people to pay for software
(devmull.net)
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15y ago
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Mac OS X Trojans in the making
(nakedsecurity.sophos.com)
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16y ago
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16y ago
Why? How come using an <input type="email"> —that in Safari Mobile activates a custom keyboard and in IE si treated like a regular input— it's such an improbable scenario?
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And the saddest thing is they're actually paying monthly for that CMS. See the source code and then http://www.going1up.com/main.asp?SectionID=6&SubSectionI...
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Benchmark of Python Web Servers
(nichol.as)
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16y ago
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You can use Chromium if the license is what bothers you.
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Nice. I did something very similar, as an experiment, even before jQuery Masonry, but never released it. I should've known better.
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Iraq Was Made Into An Enemy In Order To "Redesign The Middle East"[video]
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16y ago
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