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by peoplerock 17y ago
@audidude: FYI - your server (www.audidude.com) is either being hit really hard right now or is completely down. Without access to the original post there, this noob can only assume(hope) the discussion is about the Tornado Web Server ( htt
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by peoplerock 17y ago
Thanks for that link. Interesting on the how ebay and myspace use cookie size with great abandon (v. Amazon & Google, for ex.). Leaves me wondering whether they know what it's costing them. And if so - whether they are realizing signif
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by peoplerock 17y ago
Sorry. Not finding it inviting to see on your home page only a logo and "Sign up for the launch to be aware!" You expect me to provide any sort of email - with no statement of company mission, target audience, benefits claimed? Go directl
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by peoplerock 17y ago
As a novice at security issues, I find the discussion sounding helpful, but would appreciate HN discussion. The general issue regarding security and blogs seems obvious: Shouldn't logs be considered one element in security analysis ?
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by peoplerock 17y ago
BTW: V. classy operation at SmallTalkApp... wish I could have entered a suggestion via your "Feedback" button... without going through Bloomplex's "question handling". Makes it feel way less like I'm actually connected with developers of S
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by peoplerock 17y ago
"Papers" definitely looks worth a test drive (Free for 30 days; then $42/é29), though I'd love to see something web-based, not requiring download to your PC, particularly if you have to do some of your research from within institutions on
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by peoplerock 17y ago
I've noticed some of same issues with http://scholar.google.com ... It seems great if i'm trying to locate a specific article or ref by title or author ...and has in fact helped me at least get the exact citation for very obscure diss
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by peoplerock 17y ago
Yes, it's a nasty, no-easy-solution dilemma: Shugging off the spammers yet not mistreating the "false positive" decent customers that your algorithm bans. What I find distressing (and would find even more so had I been the victim) is that
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Open-source Red Hat nears complete recession rebound(money.cnn.com)
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by peoplerock 17y ago
Just think of today as a no-procrastination holiday... We can all catch up on meaningful hacker news when the reddit-ers evaporate overnight :)
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by peoplerock 17y ago
Gotta hope that the reality will be as potent as the "hope" - since ubiquity of implementation of HTML5 may once again tax our patience. [If only all browsers updated as smoothly as FF (imho).] I've also got to hope, along with commenter t
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by peoplerock 17y ago
A service provider whose top priority was security could have taken another approach to KM... using him like the canary in a mine shaft, an indicator of problems with their security system (allowing all-numerals password would be just one
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by peoplerock 17y ago
There have been a lot of thoughtful threads here that offer pros, cons, and the variety of personal experiences. In particular: note that the impact on someone with ADHD (maybe Paul E was one such?) are likely to be different that for a no
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by peoplerock 17y ago
For text I can live with light on dark... as long as I can reverse when needed. ...which is the joy (on my aging PowerBook at least) of cmd-opt-cntl-8 -- also a real treat to scare a noob relative into thinking I've destroyed their Mac ;)
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by peoplerock 17y ago
So I'm new to codebetter.com, but this announcement is ony about a ?face-to-face? meeting? Whew - I hardly remember them. I was expecting an article/interview. That not appearing I looked for a video. No. Am I missing the link to streaming