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by orofino 14y ago
As a nerd I find much of the daily news to be rather trying. Much of it is of little interest and impact on my day to day life. I send a lot of time reading about technology and developments in our industry and almost no time on regular new
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by orofino 14y ago
They don't seem to indicate the cost without signing up for this, what do they charge you for the times digest? Also, is there an easy way to get it that isn't a pdf? Sorry to hit you with a barrage of questions, but this is interesting and
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by orofino 14y ago
This only works when resizing the window? Would an ever-increasing div work? If you floated it right the size would always increase on the left, mimicking the drag and resize action that the user is doing. That said, I get that you're pushi
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by orofino 14y ago
This is reasonably interesting, however the window thing is a bit a problem for me. I found it distracting form the actual content of the demo. Perhaps I'm missing the point, but it would have been better in my opinion if you'd found anothe
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Xkcd: Congress(xkcd.com)
8 points by orofino 14y ago|1 comments
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Chrome for Windows 8
1 points by orofino 14y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Where do you buy logos?
2 points by orofino 14y ago|5 comments
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by orofino 14y ago
I don't get it. As someone currently living out of a 40L bag [1], I don't feel any great cognitive load or emotional weight lifted. We sold all of our stuff (books, desks, cars, house) in order to do a round the world trip. The process real
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Interesting CV(genevievedennis.com)
1 points by orofino 14y ago|0 comments
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by orofino 14y ago
As someone currently on an extended trip (1-2 years total, been travelling for 4+ months thus far) I'm not sure I'd actively encourage my kids to do this before college. My wife and I left our corporate jobs after saving for 3 years and pay
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by orofino 15y ago
Thanks for the insight. I hadn't seen horizon graphs previously, they're interesting and a great way to compact data and in a way that maintains readability. Regarding line graphs, there is some visibility loss by having a a single line gra
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by orofino 15y ago
This is interesting, I do want to ask though why you went with stacked graphs as opposed to overlaid line graphs. This makes sense when comparing disparate data points (Load vs Memory vs HTTP Requests), but are you doing this with similar d
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by orofino 15y ago
If you read up on the it, you'll see that this creates the images on the fly and you can specify a time for it to cache them. You don't have to be constantly recreating the images.
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by orofino 15y ago
I'm not terribly well versed with nginx, but the creator mentions only support for .htaccess, I was able to get this working with the following in my config for nginx: if ($request_filename !~* ai-cache) { rewrite \.(?:jpe?g|gif|png
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by orofino 15y ago
This is about priority. I'd argue that while this reminder is nice, it doesn't go far enough, it is too passive. Actively working towards those goals is the only way you'll actually achieve them. Instead of putting these generic statements
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Adaptive Images in HTML(adaptive-images.com)
35 points by orofino 15y ago|21 comments
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Swipely-pages(fjvwing.github.com)
1 points by orofino 15y ago|0 comments
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by orofino 15y ago
This appeared to be "as designed" in safari. The only solution I'm currently aware of is to save images as progressive jpgs. This gets around the limitation imposed by Apple.
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by orofino 15y ago
Indeed it would. Certainly less than ideal, but this provides an avenue to easily implement higher DPI graphics. Right now, it seems like the easiest method to get a site upgraded without having to make a ton of changes. Ideally, we'd have
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Retina.js: Retina graphics for your website(retinajs.com)
136 points by orofino 15y ago|101 comments
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by orofino 15y ago
While interesting, I have to ask, what makes reading books, watching TV, and watching movies higher value than whatever it is you're doing on the internet? I learn about travel, science, technology, and countless other things through the in
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by orofino 15y ago
This got me thinking, does a friend request from your boss constitute an inquiry with possibly the same effects? Personally, I try to avoid sending friend requests to subordinates, but it wasn't necessarily for this reason.
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by orofino 15y ago
I have a Pinterest account merely for seeing the application and having some vague understanding of how it works. Being an account owner, I received the email notification for this change, which is omitted from this link. Our original T
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by orofino 15y ago
Actually, it wasn't obvious to me at all. I incredulously began reading the article, assuming some kind of fraud medicinal claim. I was very excited and interested to learn the actual purpose. Fascinating.
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by orofino 15y ago
One notable point: If they're using Chrome, they could actually uninstall flash on all the computers since chrome utilizes their own, embedded version.
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by orofino 15y ago
It should be required for their personnel and an option for me to enable for my account/specific Linodes.
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by orofino 15y ago
I'd like to understand the what actions will be taken to prevent similar attacks in the future. Also, what can I as a linode customer to prevent my host from being compromised in a similar fashion. Implementation of two factor authenticatio
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by orofino 15y ago
You don't need to own the datacenter, but you do need your own, secured space in a datacenter.
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by orofino 15y ago
IANAL (or QSA) PCI doesn't specifically say anything about usage of a VPS. It does however speak about access to data. If you have encrypted credit card information, you'll be asked to list those that have access to the encrypted informatio
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by orofino 15y ago
I thought the same thing. There is real innovation in tablet computing available through this avenue. The current haptic feedback that some devices offer is really inadequate. To give you actual controls that you can feel would be a leap fo

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