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by nadaviv 13y ago
You can run this to get rid of the annoying overlay: $('#TB_window,#TB_overlay').remove()
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I like fakemailgenerator. They have multiple domains, and incoming emails are shown almost immediately (very fast email servers and push notifications). http://www.fakemailgenerator.com/
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"Potential listeners must complete an online training program and speak with Moriarty on the phone before they start taking calls."
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> I agree with this statement: "I am over 18 and I am not homicidal, suicidal or abusing anyone." I can see how it might be legally required to add this disclaimer, but I would at least direct them to somewhere else that can he
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There's also an express library that I wrote some time ago that allows you to create subroutes without using subapps: https://github.com/shesek/express-subroute
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> server.route = new Hapi.Server().route; Seems wasteful to create an instance only to get a property, when you can just use `Hapi.Server.prototype.route` instead
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> They build entire webpages, along with side-stories and article comments that support their product. A lot of those websites are created by affiliates, and not by the product owner. The affiliate commission for digital products is pret
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This exists in Bootstrap 2 too: http://twitter.github.io/bootstrap/2.3.2/examples/fluid.html
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They did mention that they're against duplication of information and why (under "They lead to duplication")
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What about the electronic power and human work that goes to operating banks? By that logic, the alternatives to Bitcoin are much more wasteful. Edit: What I was trying to say, that maybe wasn't quite clear, is that Bitcoin mining isn&#
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Transaction fees are expected to replace the block reward by the time that happens.
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I would see how it could be a mistake; almost any username the designer would make up is likely to be a real username.
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Those footer links looks like they're part of the theme. Its quite common for shady Wordpress themes to add SEO links, sometimes even making them invisible to logged-in users, so that the website owner won't notice.
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Bitcoin offers a neat solution for public key verification. I'm about to use that in a Bitcoin-related service that I'm about to launch. Here's an explanation from the security page: #### Public key verification To
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I'm tracking sites by loading their Apache access logs into the database. I'm not sure what's CQ5 logs structure is, but it should be possible (tho it might require some modifications). See here: http://piwik.org&#
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Most of the cost for a high-traffic website is processing requests over SSL, not the price of the cert.
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I don't know about this. On the one hand, it somewhat makes sense to redact the names of the people involved to protect them against the angry mob. On the other hand, shouldn't people be responsible for the consequences of their a
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> green addresses (downside: requires third party trust) I think that fidelity bonds are in fact a decentralized solution for green addresses. With traditional green addresses, you would have to use 3rd party services to prove you'r
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I wouldn't usually worry about accepting zero confirmation transactions on a website. Most digital orders are reversible and physical orders take some time to process (packaging, shipping, etc). However, with brick and mortar stores, 0
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I was a full time dev at 16, and believe that I was quite valuable to the company. Some other comments tell similar stories, so it seems like its not that rare. I wouldn't be so quick to say that high schoolers aren't valuable at
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> (Sidenote: Judging by my AdWords clicks, Inventory Management is very popular in India) The cost per click in different countries can be very different. India traffic is usually considered lower-quality, and is usually much cheaper. My
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What about the script that they inject to every page you ever visit? Its completely useless - it contains an empty script and does nothing at all. What reason would they have to add this? That simple empty script allows them, at any point i
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You would also need the torrent's hash (which enable you to specify to the tracker which files you want exactly). That's how magnet link [1] works - they contain the torrent's hash and optionally a list of trackers (most clie
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Another possible reason is that if a small number of companies start using ASICs, and they're the only ones that use ASICs without selling them to "regular" users too, they'll quickly gain a large percentage of the hashi
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I make heavy use of SQL in my daily work. A lot of our business logic lives in the database as views, triggers and various functions. I actually find that taking this logic away from the app code and into the database is one of the best arc
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Most of the points mentioned make it reasonable to use central servers, but why did they need to drop the p2p encryption? The only thing that seems related is "and other nice features like spam filtering and malicious URL removal"
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btf.io seems to be down, but http://brianstaskforce.com/382 works (which I think is the same website?).
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You understand it exactly correctly. Also, I'm sending those transactions with 0.01 BTC (~$1.3) in fees, which is roughly half the $3 payment (after credit card processing fees). The user can input whatever address they want, so technically
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> Theirdispleasure means it's possible some future pruning-rules would discard these from the well-replicated eternally 'live' set of recorded values. The block header contains the merkle hash tree of all the transactions, meaning that
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It is technically possible to add arbitrary data to a transaction with OP_DROP, but it isn't widely supported enough, and most tools for exploring the blockchain won't display it in a convenient manner. However, due to the changes in the wa

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