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by kamkha 14y ago
Now I'm curious—what does "Private Browsing" do when enabled in Settings > Safari?
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by kamkha 14y ago
It is the exact same size as buttons on the iPhone if you are rendering the iPad 2 design on the iPhone as well, but in that case the button on the iPhone would be less than 40 points wide and also too small by Apple's guidelines. I am sa
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by kamkha 14y ago
Re-read my comment. If someone has an iPad 2 specific design which uses buttons which are 40 points wide on an iPad 2, those buttons will be less than 40 points wide when that design is inevitably served to an iPad Mini user. If iPad Mini
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by kamkha 14y ago
One user posted a link to this blog post which describes a seemingly quick and easy Javascript detection method: http://konstruktors.com/blog/web-design/4396-detect-ipad-min... I can't confirm it for myself, but if what the blog post says
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by kamkha 14y ago
Some sites have device-specific designs, and so they present different designs for the iPad 2 and iPhone. Your comment would be applicable if the iPad Mini were indistinguishable from the iPhone and were served designs meant for the iPhon
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by kamkha 14y ago
If you think CoffeeScript is solely for "young teenagers who have nothing better to do," your arrogance is obviously clouding your vision.
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by kamkha 14y ago
I believe he meant that the machine was usually used as a gateway to his home network, but he repurposed it for the competition.
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by kamkha 14y ago
I wouldn't call it spam, but it is worth noting that this is at least the third "how to watch the Olympics" article I've seen on HN in the past day which contains a referral link to some VPS provider.
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by kamkha 14y ago
"But a calculator should work like a calculator." Yes, and no physical calculator I have ever seen would give 500.01 for "500 + 1%".
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by kamkha 14y ago
"Inconvenient" because typing a # requires a modifier key on most keyboard?
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by kamkha 14y ago
Thank you for the preview of the app given before connecting with Facebook! I wish more applications which require connection to another service did this.
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by kamkha 14y ago
"What prevents the same enumerating attack against the sign up form. Are you going to give them a generic message that the username is invalid when it in fact has been taken?" There are, more frequently, CAPTCHAs on registration forms.
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by kamkha 14y ago
Nice try with the jab at Apple—MacBook Pros have a small green light to indicate whether the camera is in use or not.
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by kamkha 15y ago
This looks like a stripped down version of Initializr ( http://www.initializr.com ). I would look into how Initializr loads Javascript, and jQuery specifically (it tries loading the Google-hosted version first, etc.).
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by kamkha 15y ago
Here's a block of code that will cause most versions of the Java compiler to hang that doesn't use loops or templates : class compilehang { public static void main(String[] args) { double d = 2.2250738585072012e-308; Sy
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by kamkha 15y ago
The article mentions that the intrusions involved a security hole in PHPMyAdmin, so, likely neither (unless the attackers just got access to the database through PHPMyAdmin using the default admin password rather than a security hole).
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Things you might not know about CSS3 (presentation)(vimeo.com)
4 points by kamkha 15y ago|0 comments
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by kamkha 15y ago
While the effects caused by each bug might be on a similar level, I would argue that the fact that this particular bug was never released in a patch (I don't think I've ever seen anyone using Ruby trunk outside of those hacking the Ruby int
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by kamkha 15y ago
Did you happen to read the comments on the answers? > Nope it's not that unfortunately. I tried it myself removing all linked accounts. The event above still happens.
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by kamkha 15y ago
Also, it's worth noting that this isn't a quadcopter; it has many more than four rotors.
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by kamkha 15y ago
> More disclaimer: Paul Graham has nothing to do with this submission. I would think he has something to do with it, no?
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by kamkha 15y ago
Personally, I can't think of a situation which calls for one of these potentially ambiguous sliders over, say, a checkbox. The imitation that the author is critiquing is poorly designed in my eyes, but even the iOS original is a bit ambiguo
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by kamkha 15y ago
> Think of it as $13.25 per user per month. They really should advertise it as such.
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by kamkha 15y ago
Don't forget Amazon Prime -- Amazon, on average, takes a hit on the shipping costs when you sign up for Prime.
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by kamkha 15y ago
Same goes for Mass Ave. I don't think I've ever seen the bike lane on either side of Mass Ave not blocked by a pedestrian or parked car every couple of blocks.
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Spec work: how Moleskine is insulting its customer base(antispec.com)
7 points by kamkha 15y ago|2 comments
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by kamkha 15y ago
Bank of America does this for newly issued accounts and cards (both debit and credit), too, unless you specifically request a photo-less card.
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by kamkha 15y ago
37signals's suite of products ( http://37signals.com ) is pretty good for what you need. Basecamp can handle the progress/deadlines and questions, and Backpack's a pretty good solution for sharing documents and such internally.
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by kamkha 15y ago
I'm fairly certain that a computer could handle these CAPTCHAs better than I could.