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by justindocanto 15y ago
i dont have any technical evidence to back this up but i feel like .ru domains tend to be pretty resilient to US take downs. i've seen so many blatantly illegal websites and/or hacking scripts hosted on .ru domains that seem to never go awa
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by justindocanto 15y ago
.onion is not a TLD. I've seen it classified as a "psuedo TLD" but either way.... dot onion would be a horrible substitute to anything mentioned in the comments. the user base for tor/oninion is catastrophically smaller and the requirements
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by justindocanto 15y ago
Wow. Seems like half of the senate co-sponsored. =/ Btw, who designed this? Was it the OP? This could be laid out sliiiiightly neater. Takes so long to get to the bottom. Do we really need that big of a picture of each senator & does ea
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GetClicky data inaccurate if somebody using chrome has you as a "top site"(secure.getclicky.com)
1 points by justindocanto 15y ago|0 comments
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by justindocanto 15y ago
A commenter on my site pointed out I could remove strotolower by adding case-insensitivity to my preg_match. Don't know how I overlooked that. The code is now even simpler at just 547 bytes, without being minified
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by justindocanto 15y ago
Readers of HN generally already oppose SOPA. To do so would be to take out our hub for news and info on the topic. You would accomplish nothing other than having us look elsewhere. Bad call.
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by justindocanto 15y ago
Thanks John!
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by justindocanto 15y ago
In case anybody is interested, on top of explaining the function the page also lists ~30 tests/results against some of today’s commonly used gadgets and their user-strings (iphone, ipad, hp phones, blackberrys, windows boxes (98/XP/Vista/7)
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Detecting all major mobile devices in PHP, in 558 bytes(justindocanto.com)
2 points by justindocanto 15y ago|4 comments
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by justindocanto 15y ago
To anybody who saw version 1 of this function a while back I have completely rewritten this function to be less than 1KB (558 bytes to be exact). I’ve also provided ~30 detailed results from tests against some of today’s commonly used gadge
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by justindocanto 15y ago
I try to write constructive replies to posts like this... but you sir, are an idiot. I wish I could down vote this. I've used 9/10 CMS's in the market right now, and although there are the occasional mishaps, it's still the best CMS regardl
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by justindocanto 15y ago
Great design, however having your text as images makes me want to cry. In terms of design, very attractive (minus the cleavage. that's considered trashy over here) and engaging. I read from top to bottom. Copy is nice despite being broken e
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by justindocanto 15y ago
'LET MY DREAM COME TRUE' Not being a sprite and having to load made me cringe too.
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by justindocanto 15y ago
The comment on the article about all the maps fitting together reminds me of html/css sprites. clever use of 1 file for multiple uses. great article. never knew this stuff...
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by justindocanto 15y ago
Forgive me if this is a stupid question, but what's with the sleep functions between other function calls? EDIT: Should have clarified. I'm referring to the demo.
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by justindocanto 15y ago
Wouldn't this essentially just be WikiPedia? Granted, text Books have more of a narrative.
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by justindocanto 15y ago
I mean Contract Agreements/Documents. If any of the admin can edit the title to say the following, that would be amazing. I'm not sure if that's possible / who to ask. just noting it here =) "Ask HN: What is HN's source for freelance &
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by justindocanto 15y ago
If so, every programmer in america owes you a thank you basket... full of cash they saved from coding IE6 compatible code.
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by justindocanto 15y ago
I should have worded the original post differently.... I meant contracts you sign. Legal documents. Not job leads. Appreciate the reply though abbasmehdi. =) I'll give that a look.
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Ask HN: What is HN's source for freelance & consultant contracts?
10 points by justindocanto 15y ago|3 comments
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by justindocanto 15y ago
Is it true that IE6 has survived this long mostly due to a few 'go to' proprietary web based apps dependent on IE6 in the medical field? I've heard a few programmers repeat this. Curious if this is just misinformation being repeated. Anybod
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by justindocanto 15y ago
How is this legal?
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by justindocanto 15y ago
Overcomplicated code is simply poor programming. Not something that requires a clever name or manifesto. I would go as far to say you overcomplicated things by posting such a long drawn-out post about something that could be said in far les
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by justindocanto 15y ago
You will never be able to accomplish being "Healthier". What is healthier? a little healthier? maybe a little healthier than that? until you feel healthy? eat green stuff? Try something more concrete like "Eat no more than 2 fast food meals
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Detecting if a user is on a mobile device in PHP(justindocanto.com)
3 points by justindocanto 15y ago|0 comments