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by judofyr 15y ago
http://d.pr/VHnF Makes me wonder if web developers finally switched to full SSL, or if browsers stopped showing the error…
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by judofyr 15y ago
What's Interface Designer? Or do you mean Interface Builder?
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by judofyr 15y ago
ericflo: What's happening to Convore now?
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by judofyr 15y ago
http://ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html > If the original title begins with a number or number + gratuitous adjective, we'd appreciate it if you'd crop it. E.g. translate "10 Ways To Do X" to "How To Do X," and "14 Amazing Ys" to "
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by judofyr 15y ago
Hoodwink'd was a fun project. You really felt like you were sneaking around the interwebs, leaving comments and sharing links to a tiny community. I also have a theory that many of _why's (earliest) most known projects were created because
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by judofyr 15y ago
Here's the CI for MRI (the major Ruby implementation): http://59.106.172.211/~chkbuild/ruby-trunk/recent.html
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by judofyr 15y ago
Only in 1.8.
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by judofyr 15y ago
Also be aware that anonymous functions do not close over variables unless you specify so: http://php.net/manual/en/functions.anonymous.php
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by judofyr 15y ago
That's unrelated to Georgify. All new user account have a green username (so we can easy spot the newcomers).
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by judofyr 15y ago
The point: we, the Ruby community, are suffering our own success. Popularity leads to people leads to bureaucracy leads to mediocrity. See "JSF". Isn't this (rubylang.info) a great example of lack of bureaucracy? Someone isn't satisfied
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MemoryDealers CEO bets $10,000 on BTC outperforming gold, silver by 100x(youtube.com)
1 points by judofyr 15y ago|0 comments
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by judofyr 15y ago
According to NRK there's two more undetonated bombs: http://m.nrk.no/m/artikkel.jsp?art_id=17722919
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by judofyr 15y ago
In exchange, it is lying to you about what the program is actually doing, as opposed to the callback syntax which obscures nothing. I'm really fascinated with this thought that adding sugar/coroutines is "lying". Everything is based on
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by judofyr 15y ago
Note the fine print: The email client a person is using can only be detected if images are displayed. This can give an inflated weighting to email clients that display images by default, such as Outlook 2000 and the iPhone. It will also pr
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by judofyr 15y ago
Ruby Central? http://rubycentral.org/
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by judofyr 15y ago
I only need pen and paper when I'll have to draw anything (diagrams etc). For all other cases it's much faster and more convient to write it down in Workflowy. I've never really liked to write things by hand, so maybe that's the reason…
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by judofyr 15y ago
<script src="http://geoiplookup.wikimedia.org/"></script> <script>geoloaded()</script> </body></html>
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by judofyr 15y ago
Damn, that's a pretty big typo. You're absolute right. Can't change it now though :(
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by judofyr 15y ago
Privacy nightmare? Really? First of all, Terms of Services are usually always quite broad. Beside, this is just the regular Google ToS. I wouldn't be surprised if they'll get a separate one later. The point about available in search results
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by judofyr 15y ago
MRI - Matz' Ruby Interpreter (the default Ruby) REE - Ruby Enterprise Edition (unofficial branch of Ruby 1.8) YARV - Yet Another Ruby VM (the VM used in Ruby 1.8) (Although in this case I think he means MRI = 1.8 and YARV = 1.9)
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by judofyr 15y ago
/usr/bin/afplay
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by judofyr 15y ago
If you want to skip the annoying introduction, the screencast starts at 0:49.
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by judofyr 15y ago
What do you mean by "Apple desktops"? Apple has full control over its hardware components so I doubt this is a problem.
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by judofyr 15y ago
I just wrote a simple user script using the HNSearch API for showing points: http://d.pr/7vYm . Not quite sure if I should release it though…
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by judofyr 15y ago
Ehm, how we you know that? Maybe the salts were stored another place? Or simply the attacker didn't release them? Or maybe MtGox used a site-wide salt that's stored in their codebase somewhere? EDIT: Okay, they appear to be unsalted (accord
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by judofyr 15y ago
There are 1766 hashes that are 32 characters in base-16 (probably MD5, possibly with a site-wide salt) and 59245 hashes that are 34 characters in base-66 (appears to be an MD5-based crypt(3) hash). EDIT: Ops, I missed some hashes.
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Why Windows 8 Isn't a Direct Response to the iPad(reply.judofyr.net)
6 points by judofyr 15y ago|0 comments
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by judofyr 15y ago
What about sending an email like this a few days before the trial expires: Hey <name>, You signed up for our trial, but you've almost never used it. Click HERE to extend your trial for another month if you feel you nee
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by judofyr 15y ago
Woah, this pretty much describes my "perfect" file organization tool which I've been thinking about in the last months. I was thinking of combining it with revision support (every version of your file stored) together with Dropbox-like sync
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by judofyr 15y ago
ECMAScript was standardized over ten years ago. The specification has been publicly available and (as far as I know) every implementation has treated line terminators equally. We can't just change 5+ implementations of JS to make it compa

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