morsch

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by morsch 15y ago
Have you looked at Tree Style Tabs [1]? I think it fits right in with your characterization of tabs as frozen stacks of information. It takes the concept even further by visualizing the relationship between tabs. I compulsively open stuff
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by morsch 15y ago
Exactly. I always considered JS Crypto orthogonal to TLS. You still want TLS for authentication and establishing a secure channel to ensure you're getting the right code from a person you trust. Javascript (or generally, client-side) crypto
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by morsch 15y ago
Lots of AJAX with no state in the url. Means I can't send my friends to a search results page (bad) or to a lyrics page (worse).
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by morsch 15y ago
A recent article on Ars Technica covers a similar story of a guy publishing threatening tweets, but also emails, to science writers and other people (including, finally and by accident, his local police officials). http://arstechnica.com/s
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by morsch 15y ago
Another planetary thought experiment (edit: sorry, credit where it's due: excerpt from The Algebraist by Iain M. Banks): I was born in a water moon. Some people, especially its inhabitants, called it a planet, but as it was only a little ov
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by morsch 15y ago
Not only were the comments threaded, they also had an elaborate moderation and karma system in-place that still works very well. (With meta-moderation, to boot.) I often browse Slashdot at +5 to get a quick overview of the discussion. If th
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by morsch 15y ago
Hit http://www.google.com/ncr (no country redirection) once. I think it saves a cookie that will stop google.com from redirecting to a local google. Still works after years and years. See also http://www.google.com/support/websearch/bin/
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by morsch 15y ago
Duck.com redirect to google! Huh. Well, that's fairly bizarre.
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by morsch 15y ago
Agreed, that's why I wrote free interaction, meaning the same kind of freedom you have in the other dimensions. Achron is the only concept I know of that has fairly free interaction with time. However, there are a number of games that have
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by morsch 15y ago
You mean time? Not really. Few games allow any movement backwards in time, and practically none have free interaction with this "fourth" dimension as they have with the other three.
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by morsch 15y ago
Yup, I honestly expected an article about the build environment and stuff like build times. Can you compile Windows from scratch on a regular development machine in a decent time frame? I guess it depends on whether you're thinking of the W