judofyr

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931.
by judofyr 17y ago
Google currently will take canonicalization suggestions into account across subdomains (or within a domain), but not across domains. (that's why rel="canonical" only works in theory)
932.
by judofyr 17y ago
"boring Safari", "old Firefox" and "Windows Internet Explorer 6". I'm not quite sure if they got that right…
933.
by judofyr 17y ago
FYI, in Norway we use 100,000 for 100 and 100 000 for 100000 (no dots).
934.
by judofyr 17y ago
Yes, I'm flagging it too. The reason I post a comment is because the comments on that story might be useful for readers who missed it.
935.
by judofyr 17y ago
dup http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=642248
936.
by judofyr 17y ago
dup http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=639911 (no comments unfornately)
937.
Symmetry in method names(blog.rubybestpractices.com)
6 points by judofyr 17y ago|1 comments
938.
by judofyr 17y ago
What's wrong with "open ."?
939.
by judofyr 17y ago
I'm way more interested in using Flash only for communicating with XMPP and rather do the rest in HTML/CSS/JavaScript. Also with a fallback to BOSH, so it will work for those without Flash too.
940.
by judofyr 17y ago
But you're comfortable running a binary as root?
941.
by judofyr 17y ago
Oh, I just don't think that we can say that the bad software has been a good thing. Yes, they've made some creative minds produce some really good software, but I still think it would have been better if the first software was awesome right
942.
GitHub.js(github.com)
1 points by judofyr 17y ago|0 comments
943.
by judofyr 17y ago
But instead of "OpenSSH, pf, git, xorg, most "djbware", Samba, the *BSDs, or the entire GNU project" we would have well licensed and well designed software, etc, while something else would have been aweful and people would spend time solvin
944.
by judofyr 17y ago
old + blog spam http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=574459
945.
by judofyr 17y ago
Also notice that the account was created at the same time as the comment (1 hour ago) and this is his only comment.
946.
by judofyr 17y ago
I think it's a joke.
947.
by judofyr 17y ago
if scrypt is more than twice as slow as openssl, wouldn't that make it stronger?
948.
by judofyr 18y ago
HMAC is mostly useful when you want to verify that some text hasn't been altered. The client sends message + HMAC(message, secret) and then the server (which also knows the secret) can verify that no-one has changed the message. Dunno if it
949.
by judofyr 18y ago
Nice try, but I'm not feeding this troll.. Okay then, two comments: 1. Why buy a Mac if you're only using Windows software (and not looking for other alternatives)? 2. "I didn't like this website, so obviously Internet is a crappy place." E
950.
Chrome Shorts(chromeshorts.com)
1 points by judofyr 18y ago|0 comments
951.
by judofyr 18y ago
dup http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=498051
952.
by judofyr 18y ago
Even if you're working in a high-level language like a C extension to Ruby?
953.
by judofyr 18y ago
On the other side, we would just call him "Swedish".
954.
by judofyr 18y ago
I like the idea, but it's not exactly new (at least not in the Ruby community). The most known is probably Markaby, written by _why two years ago: http://redhanded.hobix.com/inspect/markabyForRails.html Nokogiri also ships with a similar
955.
by judofyr 18y ago
Well, in contrast to other startups, I think we can all agree that the current page design has some serious flaws which needs to be fixed ASAP. By voting up we show that we actually care about this issue and that Get Satisfaction is doing t
956.
JSON Template(json-template.googlecode.com)
71 points by judofyr 18y ago|11 comments
957.
by judofyr 18y ago
I just thought using 'with' was an interesting hack. Sorry if I sounded a little harsh; it is an intersting hack and I really appreciate that you shared it with us. In fact, I love hacking around with languages (okay, it's mostly Ruby)
958.
by judofyr 18y ago
So basically you're just faking blocks?
959.
by judofyr 18y ago
Postet 04-01 2008 av Tr1n1ty
960.
by judofyr 18y ago
1.9 supports it, together with some other optimizations, but everything is turned off in 1.9.1. 1.9.2 will be sweet :-)

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