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jroes
13y ago
Wait a second. Didn't ABP have a big donation page it would take you to after installing? I remember donating. This is unbelievable.
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jroes
13y ago
Think you forgot to include the URL?
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jroes
13y ago
As someone currently suffering and having gone down the road of expensive keyboards and changing keyboard layouts -- can I confirm with you the specifics of your strength training program?
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jroes
13y ago
I'm interested in seeing the same approach taken for programming.
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jroes
13y ago
Just curious - any particular reasons you dislike Unity?
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jroes
13y ago
Anyone know what engine they are using? The visuals look excellent. EDIT: Think I found it: http://www.crytek.com/cryengine
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A clock that calculates how much meetings cost
(bringtim.com)
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jroes
13y ago
I've always loved http://robohash.org/ , which solves a similar problem.
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On interview coding
(benscofield.com)
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13y ago
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Ask HN: Are there any programmers outside of Silicon Valley?
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jroes
13y ago
Since Dropbox is 509'ing, can someone who's downloaded the photos mirror them somewhere like imgur instead?
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Discourse typo
(github.com)
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14y ago
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jroes
14y ago
Some folks are also working on a jekyll import here: https://github.com/jekyll/jekyll-import/pull/12
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Auto bootstrap your machine with an install of League of Legends via boxen
(github.com)
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Hug the RubyGems team for their hard work
(hugboard.com)
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14y ago
I'm willing to bet if you put someone like benmmurphy, ptacek, or homakov in your codebase he'll have you begging for a web framework in hours.
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14y ago
tenderlove mentions it has been assigned CVE-2012-5664. This is that CVE: http://cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=CVE-2012-5664 It references two articles that require session secrets.
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14y ago
This is how I understand the issue as well. Many people in this thread are commenting about massive dangers, but I don't think anyone has bothered to actually read the references in the CVE. Also, even open source projects typically ensure
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Original Pong Schematic
(imgur.com)
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Stay up to date with your team using our humble Rumble app, Bugle
(bugleapp.com)
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jroes
14y ago
Is this cost offset in comparison to passwords actually being stored in a password manager? Do we know if all password managers are written in such a way that they generate independent salts per password? What is the likelihood that you own
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jroes
14y ago
Yeah, I really like the idea, but there's no way I'm going to run all that stuff at the command line every time I need to generate a password. So, I wrote a gem: http://github.com/jroes/passwordy
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14y ago
They would only discover the domains, not the passwords you entered. You type the domain at the command line, but you type the password into stdin.
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jroes
14y ago
There's actually a generally interesting question here: When is an RFS considered "closed?"
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jroes
14y ago
Performance is one of the few legitimate arguments the Node community makes. It is wicked fast out-of-the-box compared to Ruby out-of-the-box. Unfortunately there are many other factors involved in building software that matter as well.
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14y ago
I'm not sure why Sinatra was not considered in the mix here. Sinatra is great for building simple APIs in Ruby. Heck, Express essentially started out as a clone of Sinatra for Node. One challenge in the Node community is the ecosystem. Ther
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jroes
14y ago
How about https://github.com/thoughtbot/laptop
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Manifesto for Half-Arsed Agile Software Development
(halfarsedagilemanifesto.org)
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Aaron Swartz's guide to developing software from idea to architecture
(pokayokeguide.com)
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Why I Wear The Same Thing Every Day, And What I Wear
(blog.timoni.org)
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