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Netflix To Launch In Norway, Denmark, Sweden And Finland In Late 2012(secure.onlineprocessing.biz)
7 points by ks 14y ago|0 comments
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by ks 14y ago
Link to video in case the site goes down: http://vimeo.com/47095462
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Water Light Graffiti(digitalarti.com)
1 points by ks 14y ago|1 comments
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by ks 14y ago
I made a mistake when answering. I should have written "The Sims Social". It was released a year ago and is the one EA claims Zynga copied.
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by ks 14y ago
"And that is that. Every lead brought me not to Bill Gates but to a dead end. QDOS was absolutely not copied from CP/M, and MS-DOS showed no signs of copying either. Kildall’s accusations about Bill Gates were totally groundless." This ar
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by ks 14y ago
SimCity Social was released almost a year before Zynga's game.
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by ks 14y ago
"to be honest I'm not particularly surprised that what was, on 29 April 2011[2] a stub on a wedding dress was nominated for merging." The article was flagged only 16 minutes after it was created, so it didn't have time to evolve.
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by ks 14y ago
I have always hoped that marketplaces such as iTunes, Google Play, Steam etc. are something that will only be necessary until consumers get used to buying stuff online. A better future is one where each content producer would just publish m
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by ks 14y ago
> Do you have a source for that? The article I linked says the following: "The study, which was conducted between November 2010 and November 2011, found that globally, 56% of Opera users and 43% of those who use another browser only ac
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by ks 14y ago
According to this article Opera Mini has 169 million users. http://techcrunch.com/2012/04/29/opera-mini-now-has-169-mill... Considering that many of the users only access the Internet via their mobile devices I think Facebook would care a
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Interviews Can Be a Terrible Way to Identify Good Programmers(thecodist.com)
126 points by ks 14y ago|103 comments
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Microsoft`s Open Source Subsidiary Releases First Deliverable (Redis)(eweek.com)
32 points by ks 14y ago|10 comments
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Teletext Lives On in Scandinavia(cjr.org)
2 points by ks 14y ago|0 comments
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by ks 15y ago
I haven't tried it myself, but Redis has support for simple authentication at least. http://redis.io/topics/security
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Too Much Specialization Is Making Programming a Poorer Experience(thecodist.com)
4 points by ks 15y ago|1 comments
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by ks 15y ago
I wonder if perhaps paper based letters would make a larger impact than email. A huge bag with hundreds of letters stands out these days.
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by ks 15y ago
I deleted my other question about how FB can know that the image is not a fake. My finger hit the wrong button ;) I'll answer here. Your idea can be done, but I don't see the advantage it would have over other methods.
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by ks 15y ago
I doubt FB uses that method. As explained in other threads it is too insecure.
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by ks 15y ago
That's not a secure method. Because it's browser based it can be faked with a proxy or simply modifying the local hostname file and map the domain to a server you control.
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by ks 15y ago
I think this can be broken down into two problems. 1. Preventing / curing all causes of pain. 2. Changing how the body responds to pain. I think problem number 2 is easier to solve. The human body is a biological machine and I hink we will
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by ks 15y ago
I think it would help if any mouse click outside the arrows would change pages. It would probably also help mobile users.
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by ks 15y ago
Same here. I had to reload a few times before it worked. Here's the version I found in the Google cache: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:Jxv6vFH...
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by ks 15y ago
There are frameworks for Java that doesn't require you to compile / package / deploy for each change. One example of this is http://www.playframework.org/
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by ks 15y ago
> Text cannot be selected and dragged into the URL bar You can right click the text and select "Go to web address". It's quicker in my opinion.
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by ks 15y ago
You could try Opera Mobile instead. That's a more traditional browser and may perform better.
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by ks 15y ago
Good idea. I was wondering if I should have changed the title, but it's too late now. Btw, the author of this article is not me, so I didn't gain anything by it.
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Why we don't need a brain(blog.ketyov.com)
123 points by ks 15y ago|21 comments
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by ks 15y ago
I think it would make it more difficult to switch between the puzzle and the pieces because it's so large. The visibility would improve if the outline of the puzzle pieces were removed for those that are placed correctly- What I am missing
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by ks 15y ago
It makes it easier, but it's still possible to lose. The super bricks don't appear all the time
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by ks 16y ago
It seems that someone has inserted javascript code in their profile. That page is full of javascript message boxes saying "xss1", "xss2" etc.

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