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by quackerhacker 13y ago
Bad Idea? I'm a web dev and maybe some other people could weigh in here on the privacy concern I could imagine from this. Scenario below. 1. you visit site: whatever.com 2. I have a hidden input with a name="address" 3. I have an onchange e
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by quackerhacker 13y ago
This is just microsoft running chat logs through automation scripts. I'm would assume these links also coordinate content of the conversation with the link and are correlated into bing search results. Side Note: I wouldn't be surprised if g
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by quackerhacker 13y ago
Reading your comment.....love your handle(lol) NICE!
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by quackerhacker 13y ago
I agree with you in regards to trying to separate your pro life from a handle. If you still retain your anonymity, then keep it that way (keep your 5th amendment rights lol), especially since prospective employers and investors do check our
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by quackerhacker 13y ago
Even though I use my handle "quackerhacker," the secret service already knows my identity, so in the words of Mark Zuckerburg "privacy is dead." -at least mine is This is me on Wired.com: http://www.wired.com/threatlevel/2008/05/man-allege
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by quackerhacker 13y ago
Even though Google+ was/is compared to facebook...I don't think it is much like it. All I have really seen bloom from Google+ is hangouts with live streaming. I constantly hear businesses or other devs promoting a hangout feed. Facebook I f
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by quackerhacker 13y ago
I always laugh a little when I hear a professional use the term "troll." It really reminds of video games. Tra la la la. Excerpt from the article: "There are fewer trolls for us to fight."
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by quackerhacker 13y ago
I like PHP! It's the first OO programing that I learned and paved the way for me learning C, C#, Obj-C...and now I'm studying Java. If it wasn't for Php's loose declarations (as compared to C) than I would have had a harder time to grasp ob
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by quackerhacker 13y ago
Nice! When you account simple changes like this, it's amazing just due to the massive improvement. I could just imagine the saving for Walmart if they followed Ikea's model with doing away with plastic bags.
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by quackerhacker 13y ago
I'd love to see coinbase's network traffic right now as this spreads through the net. I really wish coinbase would allow currency exchange from bitcoin to any currency (hint hint coinbase). I remember one of the first algorithms I wrote was
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by quackerhacker 13y ago
Great point on the pennies, that totally skipped my mind. In regards to melting, this is funny to admit, when I was young, I used to believe that coins should be worth more than dollars, because if they ever lost their value, I'm pretty sur
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by quackerhacker 13y ago
Guess it was only a matter of time before "the man," got involved in bitcoin somehow. Side Note: if we think we actually own the dollars in our wallets...remember that it's illegal to deface government property (like writing on it)...so no
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by quackerhacker 13y ago
All the projects resources went into the pitch video...not a cent went to R&D. Even though crowd sourcing is awesome in my opinion, just like any investment, it comes with a risk. Every purchase we make in life is an investment of some
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by quackerhacker 13y ago
I love the ending! "I'm also a person. Programming is just one thing I do." I'm a programmer, but creating a product of their own is difficult and I commend those that do so. I've learned while doing my projects that aside from programming,
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by quackerhacker 13y ago
I'd really love to see how a Google street car (those autonomous vehicles) would handle a yellow...in my book, yellow still means speed up lol.
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by quackerhacker 13y ago
"Get err done!" :: I'm a programmer, (more abstractly a trial & error and cut & paste expert), but I feel a quote doesn't really help when feeling discourage or a lack of motivation. A quote to me is no different than an Ansel Adams
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by quackerhacker 13y ago
I love this snippet: "You thank your fans for supporting you, and in the next breath you tell them you're no longer supporting them" Although, I believe some start-ups require acquisition (of some level) to survive, I at least concur with t
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by quackerhacker 13y ago
Just Semantics. Twitter is technically correct by terming "followed by," instead of "follows." As we all know (and many celebrities and gov officials) with Twitter, a delete button doesn't really exist.
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by quackerhacker 13y ago
Nice testing! I've done a TON of video compression and I agree that flash is cpu intensive, but I believe depending on the compression algorithm for mp4 (i.e. baseline, high, ultra, etc.) it can draw more power on the end user's device, but
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by quackerhacker 13y ago
By defined impression an example is, when facebook came about, what was it compared to. MySpace failed to innovate other than for their bottom line. This is what I mean by a company must continually innovate on their product. Even Google do
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by quackerhacker 13y ago
Wow, alot of start ups are in SOMA. Nice!
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by quackerhacker 13y ago
That's where I personally am disappointed, same as you, I wish I had got in on it back in 09'...but the same can be said about equity in Apple or Telsa. -quacker
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by quackerhacker 13y ago
AGREE! Bitcoin is established compared to others (litecoin, feathercoin, namecoin, PPC, etc...). To be wary of Bitcoin now is to be one of the IGNORANT people that continue to call bitcoin a fad or a scam...they're just mad they didn't hop
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by quackerhacker 13y ago
Other CC's WON'T gain strong traction until a centralized exchange (i.e. MTGOX) has an easy UI like MtGox and allow withdrawal to currencies that pay the bills. Vircurex (the main LTC exchange...which exchanges LTC to BTC) recently has been
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by quackerhacker 13y ago
Everyone knows in tech, the first to market is the defined impression, and if Tesla keeps innovating they remain the titan of the industry. Example: carriers laughed at Steve Jobs when he wanted to introduce a pocket pc highly subsidized by
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by quackerhacker 13y ago
don't credit them and say this is a hack....it's just phishing.
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by quackerhacker 13y ago
just going to say this: i miss snapping close the little metal shields on floppys.....nostalgic