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15y ago
We probably would have figured out solutions to cross-site-scripting (XSS) a lot sooner, that's for sure!
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15y ago
Evernote's Clearly is quite nice, too.
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15y ago
Ruby, Ruby, Ruby. Or something else, it's up to you :-)
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Ask HN: Is there a web framework as 'good' as Rails for Clojure?
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15y ago
I prefer Electronica while drinking Mt. Dew.
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15y ago
People get Padrino confused with Audrino and think they're gonna have to hack hardware. That scares them and they move on :-)
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15y ago
Has he gone thru the videos available from Stanford University on iTunes? I'm going through them now with my 15-year old son. They are a bit advanced (for both of us at times), but they are free and they might be a place to start. I've also
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15y ago
Not true! I just saw 'The Napster' in 'The Italian Job' on TV last night. Alive and well!
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Beware: Use a Domain Transfer Agent
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15y ago
I'm so 1337! The solution to the second challenge is: binarysolved The solution to the third challenge is: roosevelt I haven't tried the first as I didn't realize it was a challenge until now. Working on it. The 4th, 5th, and 6th challenges
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15y ago
turkeys love candy
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G+ is too damn confusing. That is all.
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15y ago
Search LifeHacker.Com. They've had lots of articles over the past two years or so.
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15y ago
I would just start collecting S-1 reports and cataloging the risks identified in them. The recent Yelp! S-1 had a bunch listed, for example.
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15y ago
Yikes. Mine has yet to arrive and I already don't want it. Great review.
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15y ago
I, for one, welcome our new robot overlords :-)
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15y ago
Another really nice simple, live Markdown editor is MarkdownPad which can be found at http://www.markdownpad.com . It is a 'full-featured Markdown editor for Windows'.
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15y ago
It seems Alice and Greenfoot are popular in 10th grade (at least where I live). You might start there. There is also a wealth of older programming materials available for older systems like VIC-20 and C-64. Maybe you could use those with on
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15y ago
I hate to say it, but this isn't a good sign. iTunes is one of the worst abominations of user interface, design, and intuitiveness I've ever used.
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15y ago
I've had the same thought and have even sketched out what some screens/pages might look like. As a starting point, have you seen the BMT at http://www.businessmodelgeneration.com/toolbox ? And, Ash Maurya's book ( http://www.ashmaurya.com/
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15y ago
I promote mine right here: http://policyanswers.com . Haha! In other words, any where I can.
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15y ago
Yes, he's crazy (aren't we all?) but he knows how to dance: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pube5Aynsls
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15y ago
http://clintlaskowski.com/tag/ohio-scientific/
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15y ago
Why are some people thinking the iPhone 5 will be announced tomorrow (i.e., 10/5). Has anyone else heard this rumor?
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15y ago
#OccupyTheBetterBusinessBureau
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15y ago
Very cool. But those are 3.5-inch disk drives.
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15y ago
Could this perhaps be your answer: http://www.colinux.org/ ?
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15y ago
Because we don't know what topic maps are! Please tell us.
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15y ago
+1
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15y ago
Yes, many times per day.
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