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Show HN: Stripe for Magento(templatetag.com)
3 points by nulluk 14y ago|0 comments
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by nulluk 14y ago
Totally agree, international shipping just came out at $80~ dollars for me. It certainly killed my excitement pretty quickly but still went ahead with the order considering it was still less than £120 which is pretty much what I decided was
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by nulluk 14y ago
This was submitted just 2 days ago for anyone wishing to see the existing comments: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4857287
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by nulluk 14y ago
The stigma is there because thats all I have experienced, now don't get me wrong I believe there are excellent individuals out there but unfortunately I have not clearly penetrated any of those circles of individuals. If anyone wants to sho
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by nulluk 14y ago
I feel this is a little pet issue of mine or maybe even its just due to my limited domain experience but I have still yet to meet a single "SEO" who doesn't feel slimy and feel like a snake oil salesman. Everyone that I have personally enco
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by nulluk 14y ago
Can someone cross reference this to the list of gTLD that were initially submitted? To see what ones weren't objected to?
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by nulluk 14y ago
Give us a follow on twitter @nullUk There is a preston Geekup to but i'm not involved with it as much as the blackpool one as I work with a few of the people who help organise & run it even though we all work in Chorley.
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by nulluk 14y ago
Geekup (blackpool) generally have a christmas meal. It isn't the same but it's as close as your going to get. Good bunch of guys that go from the NW, most of @wearefarm will be there which are based around the corner from you
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by nulluk 14y ago
Really well done & polished. Had a few moments where the lag made it unbearable but besides that it works as expected.
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by nulluk 14y ago
Seems to be a lot of money grabbing going on recently with .xxx and the new GTLDS. If this is seriously a problem (which I honestly feel it isn't, considering we have gov.uk, nhs.uk, and sch.uk to name a few so .co.uk seems well places for
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by nulluk 14y ago
International is where this could really shine, print out at the location closest to where the letter needs delivering & avoid international prices
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by nulluk 14y ago
Someone else was getting in requests between yours causing the port numbers to increase. You had to accommodate for it in your script, if you received a number higher than the expected diff then you needed to keep sending the same request t
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by nulluk 14y ago
unfortunately i ended up with String.fromCharCode, would of made the final code a lot more readable! https://gist.github.com/3527252
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by nulluk 14y ago
Glad to see this stripped right back down again to a useful state, it started to get very verbose & noisey
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by nulluk 14y ago
This is really easy to do and a fun experiment to learn MITM attacks. My boss was gloating he was the best at jetpack joyride and the whole office had a good laugh knowing that I could always beat his best score by a small amount the day af
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by nulluk 14y ago
I have talked about & mentioned something similar before but bundeling the whole thing into a browser extension. Every site you hit gets checked against a local list thats periodically updated. It throws up an information bar with bad s
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by nulluk 14y ago
Have just had to add timeouts to a few requests to the twitter API. Was completely hanging a whole site. Learn't something though, to never trust an API to respond in a reasonable amount of time!
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by nulluk 14y ago
Sorry to be off topic here but is there a standard for laying out specification documents like this that i can read up on? When ever I come across these they are always well thought out and nicely presented. It would be a nice way to presen
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by nulluk 14y ago
With all these breaches my idea for a browser extension that stores a blacklist of websites & warns you about them mailing plaintext passwords, insecure password authentication or storing credit card details BEFORE I sign up has never b
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by nulluk 14y ago
canonical links are only hints to google (all be it very strong) they always reserve the right to ignore it if they think a webmaster is shooting themselves in the foot, that in itself is where the problem is. If I built up a few hundred li
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by nulluk 14y ago
I wouldn't recommend having the "pretty" part not validated. It can cause some serious issues with google & duplicate content and if someone wants to be malicious they can create a bunch of fake urls that essentially point to the same p
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by nulluk 14y ago
I thought you had to get explicit opt in? Simply hitting the page once and refreshing sets the cookie so you will never see the message again doesn't sound like explicit opt in to me?
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by nulluk 14y ago
Credit to them at least the "No" is within the second paragraph as apposed to the end of the article which is normally the case
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by nulluk 14y ago
Your site has been hacked and is only showing the hacked pages when the request looks like its from google. If you wget on of your blog articles you can see an example. (Registering your site with webmaster tools google would of notified yo
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by nulluk 14y ago
I'm doing something similar with all my personal projects, but not quite a live video, more a time lapse style so a picture every 30 seconds. It's not for overcoming procrastination for myself, but to focus me & stop me instinctively br
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by nulluk 14y ago
There is also the guy who owns bar.com which received alot of mail to foo@bar.com, its worth a read if only for this paragraph. I MX’d the mail over to a friend’s spam-detection system for about 4 hours one time, but the volume crashed his
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by nulluk 14y ago
I think this article hits the nail on the head regarding 4 day weeks. I currently work a 4 day week (4x10 hour days) allowing a whole extra day to focus on external activities and interests that i dont get to fully peruse at work due to con
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by nulluk 15y ago
After being involved within the family business (lock smiths and security engineers) for 3 years whilst in college, you end up realising how insecure and inadequate 80% of the locks around you are. Any person with a small degree of knowledg
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by nulluk 15y ago
So far there has been several GIF's embedded. An alert for your document.cookie, and a redirect to another gif. You can safely say it's not escaping the HTML input on the leader board. Also the matching words shouldn't be passed to the clie
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Retina-replace.js - Progressive enhancement of images for retina devices(github.com)
2 points by nulluk 15y ago|0 comments

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