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by philfreo 14y ago
thanks, fixed
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by philfreo 14y ago
(Posted as a joke after talking with people how the same libraries get posted on HN every couple months [ghost.py, Chosen JS, etc])
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by philfreo 14y ago
Use Apple's "Find iPhone" app from your computer or a friend's phone
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by philfreo 14y ago
The easiest way to learn how to exploit is to learn how to prevent exploits in your own code. There are usually lots of tutorials/articles from that point of view. Some easy examples: once you've learned what SQL injection or XSS is and how
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by philfreo 14y ago
Forgot about the one in Google Docs at the bottom of a Spreadsheet that means "View all sheets" http://f.cl.ly/items/0d3o3R0n3z2n2D3P250G/Screen%20Shot%2020...
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by philfreo 14y ago
You don't have to. You treat it like you would with LESS - executes during development and you compile it for production
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by philfreo 14y ago
Multiple sites of course, though that can be solved with ports. Some things are harder to do without a hostname - cookies, for instance, can be tricky.
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by philfreo 14y ago
http://pydanny.com/choosing-an-api-framework-for-django.html
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by philfreo 14y ago
Funny, LinkedIn was one of the few services that made me do this after the Gawker fiasco
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by philfreo 14y ago
Then use 1Password - it's much nicer designed and you don't have to trust their servers too much
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by philfreo 14y ago
The LastPass UX is anything but simple
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by philfreo 14y ago
nah -- looking for a user-friendly solution that can recommend to non-tech friends. one click sharing from mobile -- not just getting raw files to a computer.
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by philfreo 14y ago
ya... the first time I read the parent comment I opened iPhoto on my MBP and couldn't find this feature.
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by philfreo 14y ago
Yep -- you are right. Buying iPhoto for iOS looks like it'll do it. Funny, I'm a pretty big Apple fan and follow lots of their news, and still didn't know this. I suspect most people won't either considering it requires a separate purchase
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Why is this so hard... Apple(philfreo.com)
64 points by philfreo 14y ago|45 comments
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by philfreo 14y ago
You should also add in Media sale and consumption - music purchase and listening, etc.
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by philfreo 14y ago
I don't get the point of these iOS apps. I use (and love) AirFoil to send music from my MBP to my AppleTV to have my computer stream music to my TV system's speakers. But who would want to have something sent TO their iPhone?
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by philfreo 14y ago
JavaScript is definitely included when people talk about HTML5
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by philfreo 14y ago
Soon after the Zynga acquisition I opened the app and it asked me for a new/additional Facebook permission to have access to post on my wall, with no easy way to play my friends anymore if I said no. Could have something to do with it.
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by philfreo 15y ago
Remember when Gmail launched and it was like 10-100 more free space than other similar services? I was hoping Google would have done that here, but rather it still feels like they are trying to play catch up.
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by philfreo 15y ago
Where's the data from?
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Blob contributions box(github.com)
1 points by philfreo 15y ago|0 comments
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The McGurk Effect(youtube.com)
2 points by philfreo 15y ago|0 comments
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by philfreo 15y ago
That would encourage people to make their apps bandwidth inefficient
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AirParrot - AirPlay your Mac's screen to AppleTV(airparrot.com)
1 points by philfreo 15y ago|0 comments
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by philfreo 15y ago
Notifo + GrowlNotifo was a way better way to do this since it was push
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by philfreo 15y ago
I'd like to be off of Gmail, but I don't know of a good alternative. I'd pay a couple bucks a months for a viable Gmail replacement if I really trusted its security and reliability, and if the UI, keyboard shortcuts, feature-set etc. were j
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by philfreo 15y ago
Source?
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by philfreo 15y ago
They still cookie you
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by philfreo 15y ago
In parallel: for i in `seq -w 19`; do wget "http://hackermonthly.com/xmas/hackermonthly-issue0"$i".zip" & done wait

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