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by rsuelzer 12y ago
If anyone cares, here is a screen shot of the result on nightly build. http://imgur.com/j0T7Fjh
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by rsuelzer 12y ago
Actually, it didn't crash my firefox 40.0a . It asked me eventually if I would like to stop running scripts on this page. Which I did and I am now typing this using the same Firefox instance. Only it now is using 4.6gb of memory. :
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by rsuelzer 12y ago
Unfortunately, at least two of the major browsers are also run by major advertising and tracking firms. There is an inherit conflict of interest here.
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by rsuelzer 12y ago
Inside a browser.
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by rsuelzer 12y ago
Love this. If anyone is interested in getting into Mycology I help work on an open source project mushroomobserver.org We're always looking for fungi loving techies to help us out: https://github.com/MushroomObserver&#
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by rsuelzer 12y ago
If anyone from GitHub is reading this, I know that many of us would like to help. I imagine that the mitigation of this attack has been very costly. Is there a place we can donate to help offset the cost of this attack? Maybe I will purch
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by rsuelzer 12y ago
Side question, does GitHub run ruby on rails? If so, I'm pretty impressed.
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by rsuelzer 12y ago
As the article points out, the innocent request to baidu is being intercepted by China and replaced with a malicious script.
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by rsuelzer 12y ago
Hasn't this been open for a long time? I was there a few months ago and it was so bizarre. Like being at Disney Land or on a movie set, everything was perfect. I got pretty creeped out after spending the day there, that being said I
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by rsuelzer 12y ago
I'm unclear as to why or how this is entirely useful. This article is probably missing some of the key findings that would make it interesting. In reality, killing a MRSA bacteria culture is trivial and could be done by a child. The
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by rsuelzer 12y ago
This may have been the article I read: http://money.cnn.com/2015/01/25/technology/lsd-psychedelics-...
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by rsuelzer 12y ago
I have always been fascinated by the intersection of technology and psychedelic use. As in, that I feel as if a higher percentage of those of us in the tech space have experimented with these drugs than in other fields. Although, this obse
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by rsuelzer 12y ago
I think that it needs more jQuery. http://www.needsmorejquery.com/
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by rsuelzer 12y ago
Here is a sensationalist article about the upcoming leap second: http://time.com/3666522/leap-second/
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by rsuelzer 12y ago
Agreed. It also doesn't work for HTTPS, for obvious reasons. But, so many sites use HTTPS by default that the savings might not actually be that great. I think I will use this though when I am tethering from my iPhone on my laptop as
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by rsuelzer 12y ago
From looking at the Javascript injection code ( http://www.theregister.co.uk/2015/03/27/github_under_fire_fr... ) it seems like the quality of the script is pretty amateur. They inject jQuery not once, but twi
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by rsuelzer 12y ago
How is this any different than the HAL Specification? It seems like an exact copy except the word "includes" replaces "embedded"
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by rsuelzer 12y ago
Then make it a lottery. Payouts for certain licence plates at certain times of the day.
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by rsuelzer 12y ago
I think the writer sums it up well: " That's all to say, it depicts a dystopian world, but the whole concept also can't help but come across as some kind of meta wormhole, like a microcosm of capitalism trying to devour itsel
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Taco Bell Launches Cold War Against McDonald's with Propaganda Imagery(adweek.com)
4 points by rsuelzer 12y ago|2 comments
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by rsuelzer 12y ago
$4,600 for a 46mb hard drive. That is $10,000 adjusted for inflation. I think a DVD which holds approx 4600mb is probably a few pennies today. How far we have come, absolutely incredible. I guess this means we should reach the singular
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by rsuelzer 12y ago
I briefly attended Northern Illinois University in Dekalb, this article brought back many "fond" memories of attending college in a corn field where barbed wire was a source of pride.
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by rsuelzer 12y ago
I work for a large private sector union. Unions are not perfect, nothing is, but they are also completely democratic institutions. But, the decline in union membership does not tell the whole story about the decline of wages in America. I
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by rsuelzer 12y ago
As an aside around dealing with properties that don't exist yet, I have found the following pattern very useful. It greatly reduces the number of checks I have to do in an if statement and has made my code more maintainable by reducin
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by rsuelzer 12y ago
I remember with horror one technical interview I had. I was asked to complete a fairly basic problem, which I had actually just practiced a few hours before (the fact you can practice for these interviews indicates how questionable they ar
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by rsuelzer 12y ago
Is this site down for anyone else? Would be ironic if they didn't patch their own servers and got DDossed
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by rsuelzer 12y ago
Not that Ruby and Java are "bad". I just will always have a special place in my heart for c#, as it was my first language.
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by rsuelzer 12y ago
Fantastic. As a .NET Developer, who has been forced into doing Ruby and Java development, I really miss the .NET framework and c#. I'm hoping that this move toward open source will help more open-source projects adopt .NET. C# is suc
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by rsuelzer 12y ago
Some of the very reasons he lists as to why Javascript sucks are reasons I actually love the language. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by rsuelzer 12y ago
Which is made with this: https://github.com/jorendorff/es-spec-html if you really need it in HTML format :)

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