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by ncza 12y ago
Because programming is fun, new languages too and hacking is what this site is about.
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by ncza 12y ago
Single page: http://www.dmagazine.com/publications/d-magazine/2012/july/t...
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by ncza 12y ago
I miss the old bugmenot
34.
by ncza 12y ago
Health is your biggest asset. No career will be fun if your health is ruined. Be careful and treat your body well!
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by ncza 12y ago
In my opinion the "right" way for static things. Keeps the browser from computing, no need for the original data and libs. Of course being able to inspec other people's d3 code is fun on the other hand.
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by ncza 12y ago
Tufte is not that omnipotent, did he even ever consider colorblindness? Hatches are awesome substitution for color.
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by ncza 12y ago
I think you should treat Linus with more respect.
38.
by ncza 12y ago
Naked *people! There are tons of sexual subreddits that have no women but whatever you like. Gay, trans, pony, dragon/car, your choice.
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by ncza 12y ago
It was fine before already if you are using a browser with nice reflow. I am not sure what exactly changed but the front-page now seems to have extra padding on the sides making it annoyingly narrow. Same for /threads. /item pages
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by ncza 12y ago
Llama is really nice.
41.
by ncza 12y ago
This cites research done with kids, are there similar findings with adults?
42.
by ncza 12y ago
So what does a message actually cost in terms of dollars, power, time? How does it prevent low volume spam?
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by ncza 12y ago
That is not a good choice per se. If you use disqus you let some third party spy on your visitors, you give away content that belongs to your site to a random service and you require javascript for something as trivial as reading/writi
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by ncza 12y ago
I use Tor and block third party requests by default for my random browsing. It's good enough.
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by ncza 12y ago
The majority of wp sites would be blogs. Features like comments are crucial here.
46.
by ncza 12y ago
Ha, that's like asking "which cities do you guys like". IRC is huge and has everything.
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by ncza 12y ago
Some of those questions are completely unscientific mumbo jumbo.
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by ncza 12y ago
Google's core strength was search but in recent years I felt it got worse and worse for the benefit of Google's other strength: Advertising.
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by ncza 12y ago
Oh wow, that is so much more understandable for me! Nice :-)
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by ncza 12y ago
I am sorry but that sounds like an echochamber effect. It does not mirror my experiences at all which consist of mostly the same. Personal experiences are not a measure for all society.
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by ncza 12y ago
I do know what a CDN is.
52.
by ncza 12y ago
Text and images can easily be tampered with to exploit. In fact, that's a common malware vector. If you have reason to not trust your files, then it's fairly black and white.
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by ncza 12y ago
And can we get any source on that claim?
54.
by ncza 12y ago
Thank you for making me aware of this insanity. I'll make sure to block those on my sites. The thoughtless denial of privacy is so weird, no one seems to mind letting third parties spy on their visitors. Yes, you, Google, jquery, cloud
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by ncza 12y ago
How exactly does one use it? Are there open source clients? Can I use it on Linux? What kind of limitations are there to file size or number? How fast is it to store/retrieve?
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by ncza 12y ago
But how much (dare I say little?) of it would be unneeded if bitcoin succeeded?
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by ncza 12y ago
The creativity of the id game communities is astonishing. Games that are more then 20 years old have been kept alive and popular thanks to their pop cultural status and undeniably their "moddibility". The latter can be attributed
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by ncza 12y ago
Ah, I missed the 4-1 length ones. And yes those were *s
59.
by ncza 12y ago
5 5 5 5 5 if you limit to a 5 character word!
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by ncza 12y ago
If success is measured by page views, sooner or later sites like this will converge to cheap measures. It's sad and one of the reasons why I consider online advertisements and all their tracking to be a threat to our cultural society.

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