myhf

34 ms·

391.
by myhf 12y ago
Amazing! How do they keep it from autocorrecting to "To"?
392.
by myhf 12y ago
It's a huge, huge leap of multiplying the wattage of a solar panel by the number of solar panels manufactured and installed. Looks like it would take less than 1% of the land area of the earth to satisfy the electricity consumption of
393.
by myhf 12y ago
You can't get the minimum-clicks achievement that way.
394.
by myhf 12y ago
It was normal 30 years ago, as a cheap way to cut development time and pad play time. Parser technology and usability expectations have improved since then, but this piece is too committed to its retro aesthetic to care.
395.
by myhf 12y ago
This article talks about strength in terms of number of operations, but wouldn't it make more sense to think in terms of amount of energy? SHA-256 can be very cost-effective to mount a long-term collision attack against, given the exis
396.
by myhf 12y ago
That's the first time I've heard that meaning of "self hosted." I was expecting something like a REST server that also acted as a client to another instance of itself.
397.
by myhf 12y ago
When it's done by software running on hardware you control, it has to consult your hosts file and your iptables and your proxies and your routers. Ultimately it can't do anything you don't let it. You don't have to opt-i
398.
by myhf 12y ago
The article isn't using that picture, it's mentioning it. It has to mention it in order to complain about people who are using it. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Use%E2%80%93mention_distinction
399.
by myhf 12y ago
And if you noticed slowdowns due to traffic shaping and your ISP with their government-enforced monopoly said, "We're racketeering. It's going to add another $9/month on your bill." of course you'd pay it. You&
400.
by myhf 12y ago
Contacting a server IS asking. You can block the connection if you like.
401.
by myhf 12y ago
Oh my, this isn't satire.
402.
by myhf 13y ago
I guess that makes you a "help vampire" for wanting your question answered in the first place.
403.
by myhf 13y ago
Space bar will flap higher if you hold it longer. Mouse click always flaps the same amount.
404.
by myhf 13y ago
Is anyone able to get the Dark theme to work? I just installed it by Package Control and it only wants to give me light or yellow backgrounds.
405.
by myhf 13y ago
For the continuous use cases, it helps to look at a graph: http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=y%3Dx%5Ex
406.
by myhf 13y ago
I'll have to see how each one handles a big grid of rotating colored circles with numbers on them in order to make an informed decision.
407.
by myhf 13y ago
You can configure Apache to treat some files as CGI executables [1], which get invoked by their file path, read http requests on their standard in, and print http responses on their standard out. It's how most of "Web 1.0" wa
408.
by myhf 13y ago
If the target audience is open source, it has to have a free option. Startups are often in a position to get a return on investment from making their design stand out.
409.
by myhf 13y ago
I think the reasoning is "Embrace, Extend, Extinguish"
410.
by myhf 13y ago
Preprocessors aren't incompatible with components. I usually structure my frontend code like components/ widget-one/ template.html script.js style.css widget-two/
411.
by myhf 13y ago
The link title is missing the operative word "single". It's about changing the number of requests, not the type of request.
412.
by myhf 13y ago
Ah, the security levels of EVE Online systems. I'd recognize that data anywhere.
413.
by myhf 13y ago
This is a serious problem and I'm gonna let him finish, but I get a huge amount of schadenfreude from hearing about the suffering of someone who sends a lot of group MMSes.
414.
by myhf 13y ago
I just remap caps lock to act as a random modifier each time it's pressed. It seems absurd to set it up any other way.
415.
by myhf 13y ago
Don't worry, someone will change the title.
416.
by myhf 13y ago
I can't remember the last time I had to use a handrail, but they're there for a reason.
417.
by myhf 13y ago
Once you realize that 100% of his writing is about the self-hating gay Mormon experience, you notice a lot more subtext. In this piece, the junior programmer who becomes a middle-manager to please the marketers is a metaphor for gay Mormons
418.
by myhf 13y ago
In that situation the cable needs to be strong along its length but allow passing through orthogonally. Whereas a gear would need to be both strong and weak on the same axis.
419.
by myhf 13y ago
In public, an impulse shopper might buy $3-$10 worth of chocolate and magazines, but in private they might buy $30-$100 worth of Kickstarter kipple.
420.
by myhf 13y ago
What's Ring?

More ›