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Software Evolving Into a Service Rented Off the Net(partners.nytimes.com)
1 points by mokash 14y ago|0 comments
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by mokash 14y ago
Using a .xxx domain? Now that's trolling.
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by mokash 14y ago
Sorry, my mistake, I read it wrong. I still don't think these changes warrant the 3.0 version number though.
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by mokash 14y ago
Ah hahaha. My bad. I see it now.
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by mokash 14y ago
These changes look like they warrant a 2.x version, not 3. I really like Sublime Text 2. Edited: I'm dumb.
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by mokash 14y ago
I'm sure it would.
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by mokash 14y ago
I really like equalize.js. In the past I've used min-height in CSS to make the heights of containers equal.
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by mokash 14y ago
Website is down but I really like the error page. http://i.imgur.com/f20igSW.png
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by mokash 14y ago
I don't know whether it's the forum owner messing around with people by changing the times or this guy is legitimate. Either way, this is hilarious.
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Into the Unknown: Mawson's Antarctic Trek (2013)(nationalgeographic.com)
2 points by mokash 14y ago|0 comments
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by mokash 14y ago
"More than reasonable" = Very reasonable.
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by mokash 14y ago
I think £6 is more than reasonable.
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by mokash 14y ago
301 redirects.
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by mokash 14y ago
I actually used this and got an interesting review. When I signed up though I didn't set a password, I think it doesn't give that option. I have to access my account via an email the website sends. Weird. I just used the forgot password fea
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by mokash 14y ago
Check out the jQuery Highlight Plugin. It does the job in a neater fashion and should be easier to implement. http://bartaz.github.com/sandbox.js/jquery.highlight.html
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by mokash 14y ago
I'll delete it.
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by mokash 14y ago
Oh yeah, I'm aware they don't use any sort of JavaScript. Oh, now I know what you mean. The BBC article said each page contained a piece of programming which automatically made his name appear ever so slightly bigger. They do it manually. Y
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by mokash 14y ago
The script automatically adds the span around the name saving you from manually adding it every time.
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by mokash 14y ago
Just a bored student from the United Kingdom.
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by mokash 14y ago
I quickly put one together. http://mgakashim.com/405/kim-jong-un
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by mokash 14y ago
"There's a curious quirk on every official North Korean website. A piece of programming that must be included in each page's code. Its function is straightforward but important. Whenever leader Kim Jong-un is mentioned, his name is automati
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by mokash 14y ago
Oh yeah, I completely forgot that it was $50/year/person. It would have been nice to have an option for $50/year for an account equivalent to the free version that they're taking away.
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by mokash 14y ago
Sorry, it was automattic.com, dangrossman posted the headers.
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by mokash 14y ago
Why don't they just break and add a new line? These are really annoying.
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by mokash 14y ago
I know Wordpress.org sends a header called X-Hacker or something, telling people who see the header to look at their jobs page and tell them about the header.
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by mokash 14y ago
I never thought about using Google Apps like this. It actually sounds pretty cool to be honest. If my whole family was using it, then I'd probably consider paying $50/year for the service.
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by mokash 14y ago
I use Google Apps with my personal domain. A lot of people are recommending alternatives but the main reason why I like Google Apps is that I can use it to easily sign into YouTube, Google Docs and various other services that they provide w
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by mokash 14y ago
Well, it is already pretty easy to throw out any motherboards that don't correspond to the processor you've chosen. On most PC part picker websites such as ebuyer you can select only motherboards with the correct socket. I don't like what I
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On two-factor authentication(mgakashim.com)
1 points by mokash 14y ago|0 comments
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by mokash 14y ago
Did it not occur to you that this was probably for non-programmers or those who aren't technically inclined?

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