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Of Perfection, Perfectionism, and Perfect Web Apps(2010.frozenrails.eu)
7 points by k33l0r 15y ago|2 comments
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by k33l0r 15y ago
The author misses the most important point: session query params make session hijacking stupefyingly easy (especially by accident when people copy-paste URLs into emails etc.) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Session_hijacking
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by k33l0r 15y ago
That's odd, both examples worked perfectly for me (HTC Desire, Froyo, Barcode Scanner).
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Show HN: Mappple - a Dribbble/Google Maps mashup(mappple.matiaskorhonen.fi)
5 points by k33l0r 16y ago|0 comments
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Full list of speakers for Frozen Rails 2011(frozenrails.eu)
2 points by k33l0r 16y ago|0 comments
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by k33l0r 16y ago
I learned that she had a 2 hour commute to work every day, which was killing her … because the company had a formal no-work-from-home policy. Needless to say I created a new policy and she was granted work-from-home Wednesdays. Why was t
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What we like to see in a prospective employee/intern (at Kisko Labs)(blog.kiskolabs.com)
5 points by k33l0r 16y ago|0 comments
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by k33l0r 16y ago
Direct quote from the post: It’s not about the money
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by k33l0r 16y ago
Then why not offer the download for free on developer.apple.com and charge the 5 dollars for the convenience of using the Mac App Store?
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by k33l0r 16y ago
You ship binaries for the top 2-3 platforms and provide source for the rest. I wish it were that simple, but then you also have to worry about library versions (unless you really want to bundle all your dependencies too, bloating your lit
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by k33l0r 16y ago
Because then you'd need to ship binaries for every conceivable platform that your gem could be used on and you'd need to make some pretty fundamental changes to the whole Ruby gem distribution system (this probably applies to other language
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by k33l0r 16y ago
Because requiring yet another third party tool is just an extra barrier. And not everyone uses MacPorts anyway, personally I don't want to see MacPorts anywhere near my computer...
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by k33l0r 16y ago
It's worth pointing out that MPEG-LA also doesn't offer patent indemnification on H.264 or any of its other formats. I can't find where I originally read this, but EETimes mentions it at the end of this article: http://www.eetimes.com/desi
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by k33l0r 16y ago
Pretty cool, but not being able to directly link to questions is a pretty big downside.
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by k33l0r 16y ago
The DES hashing function that Gawker used/uses has an 8 character limit, so even if you chose a longer password it would get truncated to 8 characters on the server.
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by k33l0r 16y ago
1.9.2 was not a minor version bump. Ruby indicates bug fix level changes with the patch level, so Ruby 1.9.1-p430 is compatible with the earlier 1.9.1-p429, but not entirely compatible with 1.9.2-p0.
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by k33l0r 16y ago
Wikipedia to the rescue: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bacon#Cuts_of_bacon Unfortunately I have to confess that that was indeed streaky bacon (which would be better served crispy), not back bacon (which would not). But then again, this is
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Splendid Bacon - How it was built (espressos, steaks, bacon, and whisky)(blog.kiskolabs.com)
26 points by k33l0r 16y ago|13 comments
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by k33l0r 16y ago
Currently no, in the future we'll probably add the "completed" state, or something similar...
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by k33l0r 16y ago
Great to hear that you like it. We certainly have plans to add some features to it, especially better integration with more external services (bug trackers, etc.)
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by k33l0r 16y ago
Glad to hear it!
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by k33l0r 16y ago
Thanks, we're pretty stoked about all the feedback we're getting.
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by k33l0r 16y ago
It's a pretty basic Rails stack. We did for this year's Rails Rumble, so we've listed all the gems and libraries on our team page: http://r10.railsrumble.com/teams/kiskonians-dancing-in-lab-c...
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by k33l0r 16y ago
Full disclosure: I was on the team who built this. I really love how this turned out.
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by k33l0r 16y ago
The site in question seems to have been (a quick search on google reveals that they had some matching images: http://www.google.com/images?q=site%3Afakepassportsale.cc&#3... ) fakepassportsale.cc, which seems to be down now.
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Barack Obama believed to be a Muslim by one fifth of Americans(guardian.co.uk)
3 points by k33l0r 16y ago|1 comments
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by k33l0r 16y ago
I find that Domainr is very good for this stuff: http://domai.nr/
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by k33l0r 16y ago
I'd like to use OpenVPN, but unfortunately it isn't supported by Apple, nor does it seem very likely that it ever will be.
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Ask HN: Best VPN Server for iPad/OS X/Ubuntu Server
2 points by k33l0r 16y ago|3 comments
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by k33l0r 16y ago
We used Amiando for the Frozen Rails conference ( http://frozenrails.eu ) and we were pretty happy with their service.

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