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by klapinat0r 13y ago
Having skimmed the available articles, I'm still left asking: How does authorization work here? As in, do you use it to 200 or 401 an url (example.com/static/klapinat0r/feed). Or are they simply advocating serving HTML a
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by klapinat0r 13y ago
(genuine question, I don't use FB chat) How is group messaging different from MUC[1]? The naming group messaging sounds alike, but I don't know the internals of FBs feature. in line attachments is also possible[2] - I assume y
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by klapinat0r 13y ago
> They never go out of circulation. It has happened in other places, e.g. Sweden, Norway and ("recently") Denmark with exactly 3 years grace period: https://www.nationalbanken.dk/DNUK/NotesAndCoins.nsf&#x
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by klapinat0r 13y ago
Same here, but apparently you're not allowed to say so.
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by klapinat0r 13y ago
Be careful, you will probably be downvoted for saying so.
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by klapinat0r 13y ago
Hm, why the down vote? If updating when the topic in question changes isn't contributing, how are the million "twitter's down" dupes?
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by klapinat0r 13y ago
And it's back. Will make for an interesting post-mortem
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by klapinat0r 13y ago
twirssi failing, and re-logging returns "Technical issues" page on Twitter.com
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by klapinat0r 13y ago
Be aware, though, to back up your dns records BEFORE you switch. I just lost all records for a domain of mine.
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by klapinat0r 13y ago
He means the variable used in the condition to break (or start/not start), i.e. "i" in your example - which you have outside of your loop.
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by klapinat0r 13y ago
> Unfortunately, we never had the time to [...] getting users for ThriftDB Which is surprising to me as I've waited for years to try it, but it always stated it was unavailable. I would've loved to try it.
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by klapinat0r 13y ago
In case OP reads HN: If your websites are hosted with GoDaddy, I would consider them compromised aswel. He may say that he has left them alone, but you have no chance of knowing.
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by klapinat0r 13y ago
I'm just speculating, but the physical presence of the device itself has been a dealbreaker for me, and I've heard of similar issues from a couple of athletes (with diabetes).
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by klapinat0r 13y ago
As a fellow type 1 diabetic, I'm thrilled with any new projects - especially a project like this which would benefit not only type 1, and is not only targeted for type 2. > how soon this could possibly be available? I've been
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by klapinat0r 13y ago
To focus only on the actual website issue: Could it be in order to govern the information, rather than "copyright" per say? My thinking is that, from Yale's perspective, having a 3rd party (and especially a student) be the g
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by klapinat0r 13y ago
If they have to be SLD then there's not really anything you can do as to avoid the number of individual certs. In terms of cost two obvious choices arise: * Maybe look into becoming a cert reseller? * Make your own CA. You could then b
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by klapinat0r 13y ago
As a private citizen (not a company) you don't dodge sales tax (VAT). It's a refundable tax for companies, not a claimed tax.
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by klapinat0r 13y ago
Fork it and have it save in localStorage , or POST (ajax or <form> ) it to your host site for saving. One idea could be to bundle it with haste[1] or similar. [1] https://github.com/seejohnrun/haste-server
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by klapinat0r 13y ago
What is the definition of public here? Is public/private a matter of authentication, or authorization ? (e.g. trackable or paying) Or is it suppose to be "private api is for internal use in a company" v. "public api is f
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by klapinat0r 13y ago
Boy, that escalated quickly. No, where do you get that from? He's implying that it would be interesting to see how that'd be done.
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by klapinat0r 13y ago
...for now - which is the aspect "open source" addresses
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by klapinat0r 13y ago
I think you're confusing analyst with field agents. The information you mention could be in an analysis though, but not the techniques for aquiring it. One is writing intelligence (this), the other is gathering and collecting intel i
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by klapinat0r 13y ago
Would you mind to elaborate on what you mean by playing tactical vs. strategical? (part of my yearly "now I'll get started with Chess again")
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by klapinat0r 13y ago
> You wonder, but when that actually happens? How can you be sure that they will stop at all at some point? The blog post doesn't mention that. So you grab that paper again... This is exactly what I experience whenever I read acad
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by klapinat0r 13y ago
UPDATE: Working great now. Really neat idea and great UX. Kudos :) Could you list them here? They don't seem to be added to your nameserver yet: # dig @ns1.uwcs.co.uk zed0.co.uk zed0.co.uk. 600 IN A 1
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by klapinat0r 13y ago
I do very much appreciate the intention, but I feel like this should be mentioned: While it may be realistic for UserApp, it doesn't take much to make it difficult, complex or even impossible. There have been similar discussions on HN
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by klapinat0r 13y ago
Alternatively, email filter to forward said mail to their CEO. This was my last resort for: from:(@ashampoo.com), as I got tired of sending my 10th unsubscribe request to their technical staff, support, ubsubscribing from their "offic
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by klapinat0r 13y ago
A local company comes to mind, Lej et Lig (translated from Danish): http://translate.google.dk/translate?sl=auto&tl=en&js=n&prev... Literal translation: rent-a-corpse. You pay about $50 a day, choose your type
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by klapinat0r 13y ago
If I read your comment correct (why is it bad for NY to be against airbnb scenarios like this) then no, it's not a bad trend. To elaborate, many places (not just the US, and not just New York) has rent-control laws. By and large not ev
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by klapinat0r 13y ago
A topic I rarely see (at least in depth, or in discussion) in stories/blogs about APIs is ID generation, i.e. best practices for creating access_token, resource ID and especially handling collisions. The Flickr blog post [1], which fea

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