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Me Likey - A Facebook Open Graph Wordpress Plugin
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I actually find it quite embarrassing that the guy had no clue what HN or YC were. He had absolutely no idea... and he works for a hosting company. It's quite a shame. I really got a kick out of the fact he questioned the legitimacy of tr
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I'd keep it fairly brief, trying to explain the difference between block level and inline elements. I'd focus on a standard header/body/footer type layout with usage of an H1, body, span, and p tags. You can throw in an em or strong for th
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I cannot say I'm indulged by this news. I want my tech news down to the minute, not a monthly overview. I'm doubtful that many HN users would care to learn more about month old news. IMO this would not be a good representation of the HN c
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Finding Available Domains By Keyword Combination In PHP
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CSSDesk - A Dynamic CSS Sandbox
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This happens to be an oldie but a goody. On the same topic, I might as well spread the wealth of links I've amassed for learning and understanding Cassandra: Up and Running With Cassandra http://blog.evanweaver.com/articles/2009/07/06/up-
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This is all well and good, but doesn't take into account that your ideal wife won't want YOU.
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My experience is that you'll find more front end developers that bridge the gap than designers. Personally, I'm frustrated that the majority of designers won't pick up such simple things as XHTML and CSS when developers are expected to know
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-- BEGIN RANT -- I'm with you on this one. It's receiving far too much hype. It's a glorified iphone with a big screen and no phone capabilities. I really can't fathom how there are so many apple fanboys out there. You can get a laptop
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Please stop upvoting this story so I can see more front page stories I would enjoy reading. Thanks.
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Maybe it's a metajoke
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This is really old news.
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I would suggest, as I have seen heavily used on forums, that you provide two urls for readers. One would be a direct link, and the secondary link contains the affiliate id. I personally like to think of it as along the same lines of a "co
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Linode LAMP Stack Script for Fedora 11 and CentOS 5.3
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Incompetence has nothing to do with it. It's just all too common that we overlook something in our code. All software inherently has bugs as no developer is perfect. There's alot to be said about having millions of prying eyes nitpicking
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If this was your personal site or a custom CMS, odds are there wouldn't be enough community support to report bugs (or exploits) like this one. You'd simply go about your business thinking your site was secure.
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He did this, however, at the expense of convoluted selectors, pseudo-elements, and pattern matching. Personally, I don't find his implementation to be very clean. I guess it's better to have the mess in your closet than wide out in the op
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I had posted a comment on that there iceberrrrg site regarding how I believe his analysis and 37signal example was incorrect. Low and behold my comment did not get approved. I'm still sticking to my guns that 37signals heavily implemented
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My assumption is that it wouldn't complete the report generation. Not a big deal. Just seems like a standard warning to me.
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Is it just me or does it look an awful lot like the firefox logo?
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Why I Love Programming (and you should too)
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Congratulations to the jQuery team for the optimizations in 1.4. It's hard to believe such gains were made over 1.3 considering how significant that change was over 1.2.
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As usual, a crappy carrier unless you want to shell out the $530. God I hate all these contractual obligations. AT&T bends over backwards for the iPhone, where's my Nexus One love :(
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I can see it now... computer science class averages increasing in correlation to the beta release of WageMachine programming tutors...
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I would have much preferred if the post wasn't acted out as a narrative as it detracted from the powerful message of not using AES and why it's flawed.
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Amazon's design has undergone countless testing for each new UI aspect that gets added and there are case studies written on it. Some may find it confusing but it's more often than not there because it's increasing sales.
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You can set your CV to private and only searchable by employers. Unless your employer is signed up for SO Careers I don't think you'll have a problem. Anyways, it can simply be thought of as your personal resume. You don't have to activel
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I'm intrigued... I'll post a more in depth comment after a brief reading and source code inspection. I took particular interest in your article on "Why DOM-ready still sucks" due my heavy usage of jQuery on all of my sites. To skip the gor
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Wide open for XSS. I was in the sandbox with someone clearly from here testing out various XSS methods. I'm actually more concerned about the fact my XSS bubbled up to http://www.twiddla.com , not just the sandbox.
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