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by kysol 14y ago
I would just like to point out that not all sites do the following (and I'm unsure if OKC does), but watch out for tripwires as chacham15 said. Some sites that I've had the misfortune of "getting to know" use insignificant or blank inputs a
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Adobe CEO flatly refuses Australian price questions [video](delimiter.com.au)
5 points by kysol 14y ago|0 comments
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by kysol 14y ago
The argument there would be that the user "provided" the app owner with their email address, where at this point Google is just giving it to them. Don't get me wrong, I'm on the, I don't care side. I was in a store one day when the clerk as
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by kysol 14y ago
Worse case scenario that I can think of is that they use the same password for their email as they used for the in-app auth in the App they bought. Next step would be for the app creator to login, see what they can use to create requests fo
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by kysol 14y ago
Actually, it comes back to the user, not so much the coder. After I left a job a while back they hired some random as a replacement. The replacement had no Linux experience, so the next best thing for them was to tell the owner to move all
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by kysol 14y ago
I'd say give it time for the basic features and so on. I think they wanted to spend more time on the product as a whole so that they could show the world what the vision was, then come back and polish it a bit. So many products get launched
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by kysol 14y ago
> I discriminate against people every day, and I'm discriminated against every day. First thing I thought of when I read that line was: Well yes, dropping support for older IE versions could be called discrimination, but its needed, and
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by kysol 14y ago
Being self-taught, I too have had to deal with the lower than everyone else wage. It's hard work on a daily basis when you spend a portion of your time helping out other "learned" members of the team by fixing mistakes that you /facepalm at
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by kysol 14y ago
I'm amazed someone hasn't said "well that escalated quickly". On topic, I've never really released code due to being scared of peer-disapproval, and also paranoid from the public display of potential attack vectors I haven't seen. I don't t
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by kysol 14y ago
I can't work in complete silence, I'm easily distracted at the best of times. I agree with a lot of the selection there, the rest... I'm going to have to try out as I've never heard them before. A good source for working I've found is Stone
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by kysol 14y ago
"Many of us cut our teeth on PHP's simple scripting concepts" -- The Gateway Drug :D I went Perl -> PHP and have been there ever since. Not because I'm too lazy to learn another language, but because it has done everything that I have n
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by kysol 14y ago
I've been without coffee for two months now. Having been someone that loved coffee and needed it to "survive" the daily work environment, if I was to have just quit it voluntarily, it wouldn't have happened. For me I was on a business trip
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by kysol 14y ago
When I read that I thought of Kevin Smith's conversation regarding Superman and a Giant Spider - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vgYhLIThTvk#t=8m0s My current theory about movies at the moment is that all these crappy movies get made just
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by kysol 14y ago
Although I'd seen most before seeing your link the other day, it's still a nice base list to show people what can be done. I gave my brother a RasPi for Christmas and although he's struggling to find time to play with it, he's also wonderin
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by kysol 14y ago
I've always had the opinion: "Let the site make the name, not the name make the site."
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by kysol 14y ago
Before I read about the server issues, I was about to say that I found it quite amusing that for a "Doomsday Sale" the receipt email states: The publisher of "PRODUCT" has been notified and is responsible for delivering this product.
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by kysol 14y ago
True, I wasn't sure how DMCA would work with Tube sites since they were awfully heavy handed back in the day when tracking down unlicensed content. -- I've been out for too long, it's all behind me these days. It was fun, met some nice, rea
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by kysol 14y ago
The major tube sites from the looks of things are primarily dominated by other sites trying to fight for traffic via branded videos, or by cutting a deal with the owner to have branded pages that not only showcase their uploaded content, bu
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by kysol 14y ago
I've been out of the loop for too long, but back in the day (when Tube sites were just starting up), it was getting harder and harder to make money. So many people were starting up, and Visa was cracking down hard on charge backs. The bigge
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by kysol 14y ago
That would be something like: http://dyn.com/support/clients/linux/ddclient/
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by kysol 14y ago
It really depends on the ISP. A static IP generally has to be requested, and at a cost. Additionally, some ISP's like to be restrictive blocking inbound low ports such as 25, 80, 443 - so hosting a web server off your home connection might
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by kysol 14y ago
I dunno the results for entertainment were scarily accurate. Everything else seemed out, especially cost of food in my area, considering it's a "cafe" district and you'd be hard finding a cheap meal there.
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by kysol 14y ago
There was a fix in iOS 5.0.1 to stop the smart cover on iPad 2's allowing the lock screen to be circumvented.
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by kysol 14y ago
Not to get into the with or without www. argument, but this domain would benefit without the prefix. www.so.cl looks odd, especially when they are trying to brand it as "social". Only reason why I'm bringing it up is that they are forcing t
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by kysol 14y ago
The best techniques to stop scraping, are ones not discussed in public.
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by kysol 15y ago
Also checked using Chrome/Firefox on Ubuntu, with the same result. iOS Mail App didn't grab anything with remote images turned off. Considering it's an IE specific tag, I tried with IE and gmail, I couldn't get it to download anything, eve
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by kysol 15y ago
It's public, I'm pretty sure I got there before logging into Google this morning.
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by kysol 15y ago
http://www.mod-gadget.com/tribute-stevejobs-iphone-4s-for-st... I do agree that the bite looks like a head, but it doesn't look the same as the one in the link above, especially when you take into account the missing "Steve Jobs" and "195
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by kysol 15y ago
I too work somewhat the same way. I remember one Friday afternoon in the cab on the way home from work (which we had started drinking at lunch, and it continued until we left). So there I was in the cab, I had a "eureka!" moment, grabbed my
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by kysol 15y ago
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