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The Removal of AirFloat and AirFoil [from the iOS App Store]
(devblog.thefamoussoftwarecompany.com)
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I've dreamed up something like this as well and realistically there isn't anything preventing us from using git to manage our laws. As a strawman to beat up, here is an example of how it could work: git clone legislature/generalstatut
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BoardGameGeek Security Breach Information
(boardgamegeek.com)
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For apps which let you select from the list of installed fonts I came up with a script to install fonts onto devices: http://www.iosfont.com/
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Our Backwards DOM Event Libraries
(peter.michaux.ca)
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Response from the publisher: http://www.boardgamegeek.com/article/8517502#8517502 Developer response: http://www.boardgamegeek.com/article/8518401#8518401 Both of those are from the discussion about the full situation on BoardGameGeek:
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To Clone Or Not To Clone [iOS Games]
(gamasutra.com)
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About a month ago I did a bit of pricing for having a permanently-on dedicated virtual server through Amazon: Micro - $105.80/yr (reserved instance) Bandwidth - $0.00/mo (light transfer usage) S3 - $0.20/mo (combining storage and transfer)
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Total Annual Building Energy Consumption for New York City
(modi.mech.columbia.edu)
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iosfont - A script to install fonts on iOS
(iosfont.com)
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iosfont - A script to install fonts on iOS
(nathanhammond.com)
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Well I'll keep sending business your way to hopefully speed that process along. :)
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I can't say enough good things about DNSimple (and I've had lots of bad things to say about other registrars). Are you guys still reselling enom for all of your TLDs? Pretty please will you get your own setup for at least .com/.org/.net add
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https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=527530 Conversation in that thread implies May or June of this year (2011).
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2011 Russian Election Analysis
(samarcandanalytics.com)
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Chromium Blog: Games, apps and runtimes come to Native Client
(blog.chromium.org)
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Bright Automotive is doing fleet vehicles, not a huge step away. http://www.brightautomotive.com/
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How Class Works - Roots of Health Inequity
(rootsofhealthinequity.org)
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This type of attack has been possible for years, but wasn't really replicating until the advent of social networking. Here is the bug I filed with Mozilla the first time I saw this type of attack in the wild: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org
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To change your Steam Account password do it from inside the preferences menu in the standalone application. The interface for changing your Steam Forums password is not currently available.
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Amazon Silk FAQ
(amazon.com)
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Git-ing Started With HTML5 Boilerplate
(nathanhammond.com)
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The other piece that everybody seems to be missing is that they've just leaked the unique IDs for every eligible AMD product. I don't know if those can be abused in some manner, but those are out there too, now.
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The entry that Chris Granger (ibdknox) and I submitted is Node Defense: http://wrench-labs.nko2.nodeknockout.com/ The lobby is actually a full-on chat room (a la old school blizzard.net) and the game itself is all custom code (no librarie
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Entries — Node.js Knockout
(nodeknockout.com)
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Be sure to check your DNS setup. Ensure that asdf.yourdomain.com is not redirecting to one of their ad pages. Full story here: http://nathanhammond.com/namedotcom-another-unscrupulous-reg...
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Apple Campus 2 – The Size of a Town but Doesn't Work as One
(andrewlainton.wordpress.com)
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At Typewire we too started on Node and moved to Java (using Netty for NIO). I really truly love JS and wanted it to work, but the throughput on Node for open connections just wasn't where we needed it to be. The best use case I can come up
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Startup Fever - The Board Game
(startupfevergame.com)
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Carl, I can confirm that this issue exists. We have seen the exact same performance characteristics on EC2, regardless of instance type. The same performance characteristics apply even if the instance is a type which would be singly-hosted
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