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by nopal 16y ago
Is that hop private?
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by nopal 16y ago
I think these are right. # non-closed questions (broken out by answered/non) - http://odata.stackexchange.com/stackoverflow/q/12626/ # questions with an accepted answer - http://odata.stackexchange.com/stackoverflow/q/12627/ # questions
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by nopal 16y ago
Aren't sites able to prevent this type of thing through a prominent terms of use link on every page? (Ticketmaster 2003, Cairo v. CrossMedia Services) Is it that this is still a legal gray area, or is it that big companies can roll over sma
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by nopal 16y ago
The site doesn't seem to accept myname+lifechore@gmail.com as a valid address. Could you update your validation logic?
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by nopal 16y ago
The site looks very nice, and it's an impressive effort by a one-man shop. I hope he can get to a break-even point on his Heroku and AWS bills soon (if he's not there already). This seems like a hard space in which to compete. Flickr, SmugM
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by nopal 16y ago
Looks good. My suggestions: * After altering the sort, I can't click on a book in Firefox * The URL changes when I do things, but the back button doesn't seem to work * I'd like to see more than 10 results * I'd like to be able to click on
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by nopal 16y ago
It seems like it's really popular to bash Bose, and I wonder why. I'm not an audiophile, and I think most of the systems I've heard sound good. Is it something that only those who really know what to listen for hear? I think it's funny that
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by nopal 16y ago
A quick Google tells me that he's the founding developer of WordPress, but that's all I know of him. Could you elaborate on your statement?
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by nopal 16y ago
I thought about creating a site that's completely private and the only way to get an account is to post a token on a HN profile that has been active for over 365 days. I'm not going to do it, but if anyone else feels like it, I think it cou
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by nopal 16y ago
Are you participating in BizSpark to get the tools?
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by nopal 16y ago
"Third party vendor support forums are swamped with questions like 'I put a GridView onto my CallBack control and now I get a ViewState is corrupt error'. The real answer to this question is not the one supplied: 'this is fixed in the next
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by nopal 16y ago
I wouldn't call it inappropriate. I don't know that it "gratifies one's intellectual curiosity," though. I found your headline off putting, mostly because it reminded me of something I'd see on reddit now days (hyperbolic "best" and "ever")
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by nopal 16y ago
Why is this on hacker news?
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by nopal 16y ago
Coral cache is working: http://blog.amirkhella.com.nyud.net/2010/09/21/the-story-of-...
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by nopal 16y ago
If I remember correctly, this is what Twitter was when it started. You may want to see what issues they ran into that caused them to change their product. Maybe that will help you know what to tackle and what to avoid. This seems like a ser
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by nopal 16y ago
I'm inclined to disagree. Encrypted cookies should be secure, provided the underlying encryption techniques are solid. There are cases where having sensitive information in a cookie makes sense. In a web farm, for example. A session store t
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Ask HN: A service to monitor SSL expiration?
2 points by nopal 16y ago|2 comments
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by nopal 16y ago
Kudos to Amazon for continually following through on their promise of passing savings on to their users.
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by nopal 16y ago
On a side note, this is one of the most well-formatted blogs that I've seen from Microsoft. I usually find MS blog posts very hard to read, and usually end up not doing so.
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by nopal 16y ago
I hope that when he posts a picture of a sandwich he posts an update to Twitter, Facebook, etc, and I hope he posts updates to these services in a selective manner. I like being able to follow people on Twitter because it gives me a conveni
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by nopal 16y ago
I agree that it shouldn't be the sole data point. For example, one report that I heard said that some hardware was included in the $75,000. That information should be released alongside the code. As you mention, there are lots of reasons th
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Ask HN: Require governments to open source their code?
2 points by nopal 16y ago|2 comments
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by nopal 16y ago
Are you saying it should have been easier or harder for Apple to move this many units?
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by nopal 16y ago
Does anyone know how to get off-the-shelf servers like Apache or nginx to serve gzipped content based on a cookie and hot the Accept-Encoding header?
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by nopal 16y ago
I like DigiCert. One nice thing they do is give you a www alt name for your domain. (e.g. alt name == www.apple.com for domain apple.com). Thawte charges a minimum of $169 for this. This means that your certificate will be able to be used b
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by nopal 16y ago
Why are all of these people using their official e-mail addresses? Are all of these iPads work-owned? I would never sign up for any personal service using my work address.
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by nopal 16y ago
As of now, Apple still has not updated their product page: http://www.apple.com/ipad/3g/
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by nopal 16y ago
What a great way to deliver this news! I would have thought that they'd want to let the expectations build more, but if they're going to announce, they couldn't have chosen a more direct, humorous way of doing it.
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by nopal 16y ago
I think the more significant halo sales are coming from consumers, not developers. How much would Apple really lose by opening up another iPhone developer platform? I use VS at work all day and a Mac at home. Even though I can (and do) run
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by nopal 16y ago
I definitely don't think it measures my whole audience. I've just been comfortable with what I perceive as the size of the audience that I'm not measuring. I think the release of an easy-to-use, official plug-in at a time when people are up

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