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16y ago
The problem is that we currently have blackberry devices which have distinct data plans associated to our account. Perhaps this isn't a real issue...
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Ask HN: AT&T Mishandled My Two Duplicate Shipments. Thoughts?
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16y ago
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16y ago
Personally, I'd be more okay with the fact this dude was posting some code on github had he properly credited the original author and posted a link to the original project. IMO he probably should have also asked for permission to post the
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16y ago
This has me pondering whether there should there be some kind of robots.txt check involved. There are implications of arbitrarily requesting data on someone else's server, mainly not breaking EULAs and TOSs. Any thoughts on this?
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16y ago
I found the following portion to hit home the hardest in regards to the new data usage cap: Doesn’t that just grind cloud-mobile, gaming-mobile, video-mobile, and some-really-cool-but-currently-unknown-mobile development to a halt? This s
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jqueryin
16y ago
The details are minimal in regards to what happens between pushing changes in git and the source code being updated in the cloud. Could you elaborate?
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Ask HN: Looking for a LAMP Developer Job in Charlotte, NC?
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16y ago
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16y ago
There's an interesting one which uses some of the less common country TLDs to come up with some unique combinations (i.e. bit.ly): http://www.domai.nr
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jqueryin
16y ago
BCB is still alive and kicking until July 30th at 9:00 pm PST. Buy away fellow HNers.
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16y ago
This is quite scary, actually. Since when is email not a sufficient form of user validation? Facebook may have an entirely new issue on their hands. Their PR team is going to be even busier than the peak of the privacy settings fiasco.
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"Likejacking" Term Catches On
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16y ago
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16y ago
I coined this term in April in the comments section of a post regarding Kyle Bragger's "Facebook Like Bookmarklet" ( http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/how_to_like_anything_on... ). Glad to see it's finely catching on.
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jqueryin
16y ago
I live in Charlotte and I have a killer twitter social graph type application prototyped and in development. Would anybody care to fund me so I can quit my day job?
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16y ago
So... does this mean that the MulletDB slogan will be "business on the frontend, party on the backend?"
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jqueryin
16y ago
Sounds to me like Google IO got them a little scared and they don't want customers dropping their plan for another carrier that has a better selection of Android phones.
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16y ago
I would love a streaming video.
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16y ago
My personal suggestion would be for PG to loosen the restrictions on the "Jobs" section to not be restricted to those that have gone through YC.
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16y ago
It does all the magic for you, so you no longer have to worry about coding in all those damn spinners when you make AJAX requests or load some content. * I had to throw in AJAXPP as a word just for the sake of coining something that kind of
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Spinner - A jQuery Preloader Plugin for your AJAXPPs
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16y ago
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16y ago
The funny thing is I actually meant SINGULAR, not the company formerly known as cingular =)
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16y ago
Although true, this is seemingly biased as Android usage spans a plethora of phones whereas the iPhone is a singular phone on a singular carrier. It's a very tough comparison to make. This would be similar to comparing the number of copies
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16y ago
All the more reason to modify your facebook settings to disallow their third party vendors from accessing your data.
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17y ago
In regards to the actual site: 1. The SWFAddress handling could be extended to encompass more of your site, making it easier for google to index (i.e. individual team member pages) 2. Sub navigation did not always have a hoverable state (i.
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17y ago
Old news, I much prefer the updated IE8 and IE9 versions myself. The title should reflect these two as opposed to IE7 as it's a dated lib.
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17y ago
I'd be hard pressed to stay with that company.
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17y ago
I was actually coming into the comments section to hate on the "< 1kb forum" until I saw this. The first thing I had looked for yesterday was security holes and that took ~1 second due to the small filesize. Bravo illiterate.
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17y ago
A comment regarding the usage of DES has already been brought up so I figure I'll address that issue here. Unfortunately it's difficult to use any variant of blowfish as I was unable to easily convert the encrypted string into a UTF-8 compa
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SPF30 – A Spam Prevention PHP Library W/DES Encryption
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17y ago
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17y ago
Soooo what's your job title? It sounds like you've sugar coated the hell out of it.
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17y ago
How he builds web applications... to not withstand traffic when it hits the main page of YC.
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