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by pronoiac 14y ago
This will help, but it's a pretty big spoiler: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AC_power_plugs_and_sockets#Comp...
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by pronoiac 15y ago
Nice graphs - http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2012/04/30/technology/thr...
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by pronoiac 15y ago
It's working for me, on my iPhone.
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by pronoiac 15y ago
One thing I've noted about this is, it gives him a personal, easily indexed Wayback Machine.
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by pronoiac 15y ago
This is really messing up the page on my iPhone. Could you edit this?
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by pronoiac 15y ago
Google text-only cache - http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:DnKI9_5...
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by pronoiac 15y ago
Marco mentioned their lovely fonts as the impetus for the change: http://www.marco.org/2012/03/08/learning-from-competition Edit: Even without that context, it seems petulant & rude.
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by pronoiac 15y ago
Those brackets render fine on Mobile Safari, but not on Firefox on my desktop.
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by pronoiac 15y ago
Oh, that would probably work well on the individual book level, with the right plumbing. Dealing with the quantity is another problem, but that might just require more plumbing.
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by pronoiac 15y ago
I'm not sure git's the best choice for handling multiple gigabytes of data. That estimate's based on their DVD releases. Oddly, I'm not positive that they're compressed. I've seen a proposal for using Usenet (or something like it) for Wik
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by pronoiac 15y ago
Isn't security one of their major concerns? Before you encrypt something as compressible as headers, it's a good idea to compress it first. At the least, when brute forcing decryption keys, it makes it more complex to check the output.
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by pronoiac 15y ago
Rsync will compare timestamps, to only transfer changed files.
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by pronoiac 15y ago
Would using WebGL could give smoother animation or use less CPU?
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by pronoiac 15y ago
There's only the header of a README there. Where's the utility?
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by pronoiac 15y ago
Huh. I hadn't known about the MD5 preimage attacks. I'd planned to use salted MD5 to generate nonces, possibly with HMAC. How unsafe is that?
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by pronoiac 15y ago
Aw, there's some sanity checking missing. The Linux kernel example report has commits from 1970 & 2037, which really screws up the graphs.
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by pronoiac 15y ago
I help run a couple of wikis, and I think another reason they're a target is that the available third-party Akismet plugin doesn't "close the loop" - there's no "mark as spam" option to help fix the oversight.
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by pronoiac 15y ago
Good news! They've signed a lease at a new location. http://www.eastbayexpress.com/92510/archives/2011/12/29/brea...
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by pronoiac 15y ago
Those lines are making my phone attempt widescreen, badly. Could you edit?
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by pronoiac 15y ago
I would have optimized your last paragraph - "Why don't you hash the given password, and then check for the user, and then their password hash?" and then realized I was in error. The time taken to hash or not is definitely noticeable, but u
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by pronoiac 15y ago
Tor-friendly service providers, from their wiki: https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/wiki/doc/GoodBadISP...
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by pronoiac 15y ago
Text-only Google cache: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:C82PuK6...
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by pronoiac 15y ago
I'm wary of what would happen if I had interesting genes - didn't some plant genes, found in the wild, get patented? I'm not sure what my due would be, but I'd rather not get sued, at least.
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by pronoiac 15y ago
There's a random, spammy-looking URL in the description, about call tracking metrics. Were you aware of that?
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by pronoiac 15y ago
I'm getting a 404. Is it working for anybody else?
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by pronoiac 15y ago
At first glance, how I'd find the maximum: 1. Reorient the cells from paralellograms to squares, with integer coordinates. 2. Create lookup tables, with dots from the origin to a given (x, y). 3. Any given rectangle: A B C D has
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by pronoiac 15y ago
That parameter would also be useful and needed for https urls - browsers aren't supposed to pass those along as referrers.
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by pronoiac 15y ago
Their answer is using SSL Session Resume, and the figure in the headline isn't based on benchmarking.
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by pronoiac 15y ago
The faster release cycles didn't bother me until I realized that with Google's new support announcement [1], that Firefox versions would officially only get about six months of support on Google Apps. And that I have no idea how Ubuntu's
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Arrington is Naive, FB isn't trying to figure out privacy, but how to murder it.(abine.com)
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