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by kayge 13y ago
Were there any indications from the previous outage if there is a particular website being targeted? Or is it more likely meant to hurt Zerigo as a whole?
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by kayge 13y ago
This is ridiculously entertaining, and bringing back some fond college lecture memories. Feature request: Ability to hover over the "Top Scores" and see a snapshot of what the Car looked like.
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by kayge 13y ago
I think one of the more interesting parts of this interview is how 'Adam' talks about the relationship between Blackhats and Whitehats. As someone who's always been interested in the computer security world (but never been part of it) I ass
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Interview with a Blackhat (Part 3/3)(blog.whitehatsec.com)
90 points by kayge 13y ago|32 comments
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by kayge 13y ago
Haha, cool. There's another similar issue (which your team may already be aware of) that I'd be happy to point out less-publicly if you want to send me an email. Anyway, nice project!
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by kayge 13y ago
Nice and simple, I like it. Potential security/privacy issue though: I can retrieve anyone's submission(s) with some simple cookie manipulation. I suppose this is a side-effect of the "no logging in" method, but it might be nice to allow pe
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by kayge 13y ago
There is a notification on the site that says only some are animated: "On this demo site the most part of the icons are in a static mode with disabled animation to prevent an unauthorized use. To see all of them in action please look at the
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by kayge 13y ago
As someone who wasn't familiar with saurik or his work before this original picture posting (sorry!), I'd just like to say that it's really refreshing to see such a level-headed member of the community at work. Some of the responses (on HN
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by kayge 13y ago
Just when my poor parents were starting to get the hang of using their new iPhones... On a more serious note, I know it's never going to happen, but it would be nice if Apple would just create a Theme system and allow the user to choose how
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by kayge 14y ago
They were pretty close. The 4chan suspect had a forward-facing white baseball cap. The FBI suspect has a rear-facing white baseball cap. These kinds of minor inaccuracies are fairly common in crowdsourced solutions.
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by kayge 14y ago
There was an alternative called Mention[1] that made the front page[2] of HN a few days ago, I have no idea how it compares in terms of features/quality/etc though: [1] https://en.mention.net/ [2] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=53761
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by kayge 14y ago
I didn't see the vid on the homepage either, but I think I found it http://vimeo.com/50765644
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by kayge 14y ago
I didn't see it on the homepage, but I'm assuming it's this one http://vimeo.com/50765644
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by kayge 14y ago
Interesting timing. A similar post landed in my inbox this morning, from the blog of a VC in NYC: http://www.avc.com/a_vc/2013/03/doing-business-on-a-handshak...
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by kayge 14y ago
There is probably a service that could take care of this for me, but generally skip bookmarks altogether and just email myself the URL and a few Keywords that are meaningful to me. Then I can just use Gmail's search to find what I'm looking
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by kayge 14y ago
Also on Github https://github.com/dkukral/everyblock
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by kayge 14y ago
My guess was that the Good/Bad rating is to help with some sort of Machine Learning going on the background. E.g. the way I draw my Ampersand might be slightly different than yours, so if either or both of us see the result we were hoping f
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by kayge 14y ago
Unfortunately, I think that statement is written too loosely to hold up in court. It will be too easy for a lawyer to say "my client is both willing and able to fulfill these rewards, he just needs more time/money/etc". Unless there are mor
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by kayge 14y ago
You probably can't go wrong with the Introduction to Statistics class from Udacity http://www.udacity.com/overview/Course/st101/CourseRev/1
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by kayge 14y ago
> but I’d probably utterly fail any type of formal interview where they asked me to write or explain code on the spot. If you've gotten any sort of software project to work the way you wanted it to, which it sounds like you have, I doub
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by kayge 14y ago
I think Matthew Inman from TheOatmeal.com does pretty well. According to Wiki (not the best source, I know) : "As of 2010, the website got an average of 4.6 million unique visitors and more than 20 million page views a month."
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by kayge 14y ago
Matthew Inman used the characters from Breaking Bad for an in-depth analysis called the Proximity to Violence vs. Amount of Hair on One's Head http://theoatmeal.com/comics/breaking_bad_hair
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by kayge 14y ago
I was thinking the same thing! I actually considered doing something like this (using the image as a game map) last week, and being able to jump/fly around with a jetpack or something (or maybe import antigravity), but then realized I had n
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by kayge 14y ago
Same here, on Kubuntu 12. It didn't work on the default rekonq browser, but it looks great in Firefox.
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by kayge 14y ago
"the attackers are looking for a very specific program with the name written in an extended character set, such as Arabic or Hebrew, or one that starts with a special symbol such as “~”." I suppose µTorrent is too obvious... Anyway, these k
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Who remembers the PC game Descent? Can you handle 6 Degrees of Freedom?(cadenzainteractive.com)
1 points by kayge 14y ago|0 comments
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by kayge 14y ago
Sorry, found two more! Look for "This is the platfor professional developers have been waiting for." and "... always milliseconds awavy from ..." on the /features page.
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by kayge 14y ago
Didn't see a quick way to point this out through their site, so I'll point it out here on the off-chance one of the creators sees this thread: Typo on the /pricing page: "This is were your files are stored, ..." The product itself looks gre
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by kayge 14y ago
FYI - Another fairly common usage of "nerfed" these days (especially in the gaming community) refers to something being toned-down. E.g. if many players are complaining about a character ability being too powerful, the developers may consid
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by kayge 14y ago
I was hoping he'd clarify whether he changed it to "... has not been provided to me..." or "... has !been provided to me..."

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