marco1

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   by marco1 10y ago

   That's exactly what it was meant to express. Thanks!
2. 92.▲
   by marco1 10y ago

   Thanks, will investigate!
3. 93.▲
   by marco1 10y ago

   It does! You might not have looked at this closely enough, but "contenteditable" is really only one line that has been added to make the demo more useful. The real thing this is about is the CSS. There are ~250 lines that produce
4. 94.▲
   by marco1 10y ago

   What browser are you using? Did you test this? I can't see any difference. Please note that a drop shadow has been added deliberately here.
5. 95.▲
   by marco1 10y ago

   Thanks for this short excursus, but "not skeuomorphic" has never been marketing speak here. Instead, it has been added only to disassociate from a HTML/CSS imitation of paper (the material) by itself, which quite a few people
6. 96.▲
   by marco1 10y ago

   Yes, I really wish Firefox added this feature! As far as I know, they even have this in the Android version of Firefox. Anyway, if your operating system comes with a PDF printer or if you installed one manually, you can use the normal print
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   Show HN: Poor man's Google Docs(github.com)

   136 points by marco1 10y ago|90 comments
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   by marco1 10y ago

   This article is about website owners. The best thing you can do as a user is enabling the 'Referer' for same-origin requests only. That way, you keep almost all the advantages of the 'Referer' but at the same time fix al
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   Show HN: MovieContentFilter evolved(github.com)

   4 points by marco1 10y ago|0 comments
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    by marco1 10y ago

    But this isn't helping matters in any way, is it? Just because this is the reason for Plaid's existence doesn't mean you should make a product where security cannot be guaranteed for the user. Some things just shouldn't
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    by marco1 10y ago

    Note that there are two major security flaws in Plaid when it comes to authentication: Since banks don't provide secure mechanisms for third-party authentication and authorization, e.g. OAuth, Plaid receives you credentials in plain
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    Show HN: A default .htaccess that improves every site(github.com)

    7 points by marco1 10y ago|0 comments
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    by marco1 10y ago

    I've added support for the 'SameSite' attribute in PHP here, in case anyone is interested: https://github.com/delight-im/PHP-Cookie
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    Show HN: Well-documented neural networks in JavaScript(github.com)

    11 points by marco1 11y ago|0 comments
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    by marco1 11y ago

    > Are you suggesting movie studios release uncut films and let the audience pick the rating? Yes, that was the intent, actually. It's also included in the repository's documentation. But I see that it has been poorly communicat
16. 106.▲
    by marco1 11y ago

    No, in the second step, you compile your personal selection of filters from all filters that are available. This may not be clear enough in the description. Sorry!
17. 107.▲
    by marco1 11y ago

    Commercials, yes. Kardashians, less so, unless you find a category that fits ;)
18. 108.▲
    by marco1 11y ago

    Apparently, an important part that was missing in my description is that this is a two-step process: (1) The community (or even you alone, or some (commercial) provider) tags the source material with categories and severities of things that
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    by marco1 11y ago

    As outlined in the README, the playlist formats are: * XSPF for VLC media player * M3U for VLC media player * EDL for MPlayer And yes, they do support seamless plaback based on start/stop times.
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    by marco1 11y ago

    You could certainly do that, if you were interested ;)
21. 111.▲
    by marco1 11y ago

    Thanks for your understanding! This is what was the "vision" of this project, the current use case and all that has ever been thought about. This is not forcing censorship upon all movie viewers.
22. 112.▲
    by marco1 11y ago

    Tooling definitely has to be improved! So this is the very beginning, and since nobody even knew of it until yesterday, manually editing the lists was fine with me. By the way, the textual filter lists are easy to write and edit :)
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    by marco1 11y ago

    Thank you! Regarding the composition of the category list: "specific"? -- probably, "weird" -- not at all. The initial selection of categories has been inspired by other providers and rating systems. Further, they are br
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    by marco1 11y ago

    Thanks a lot! This is exactly what the vision (or a large part of it) was. But having phrased the title as you suggested, people would have countered that the best way "NOT to filter" is to play back the material as-is.
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    by marco1 11y ago

    Actually not, except you modified the converter to invert the filters ;) (Or if you read the timecodes and then seek manually.)
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    by marco1 11y ago

    There is one example in the repository. To get this working, all you need is some source material that VLC media player or MPlayer can play back. That should be possible with video files, DVDs, Blu-rays, but, unfortunately, perhaps not with
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    by marco1 11y ago

    Thanks for your thoughts, but I feel many of you are way too focused on the "big picture" and arguing about moral and ethical issues. Don't always try to make philosophic arguments about what should be and what shouldn't
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    by marco1 11y ago

    To the point! Thank you! Airplane versions are just another examples where such filtering is employed already and could benefit from an open format. Just like censored TV versions. Custom edits are possible, and encouraged, as well. And, as
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    by marco1 11y ago

    Thanks for pointing this out. The whole point of this project using timecodes is to make everything copyright-friendly and safe to use.
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    by marco1 11y ago

    Thanks, this is definitely something that would be possible. > I think the main hurdle would be actually doing the editing because of how time consuming it is. Perhaps the edit lists could be sold, and the after market editors could get