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shadowpwner
16y ago
Datum doesn't compare two different correlated values, does it?
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16y ago
Could have sworn the last one was attributed to Einstein, but I'm being pedantic.
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16y ago
Do you know what that product is? If not, it's going to be a difficult slope for you. Wanting to build a product to make money vs building a product to serve the needs of a community are vastly different.
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shadowpwner
16y ago
Can you type "fluently" on an iPad, enough to write long messages (i.e code) without getting irritated?
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shadowpwner
16y ago
1. Most Wordpress theme developers use popular Javascript libraries, so it wouldn't be too difficult to replace them with the original if you suspected something was amiss. The function wouldn't be a problem, if there wasn't any base64 code
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16y ago
They've done this before, hyping up some secret "ultimate piracy tool" based on relevant news, but turning out to be nothing. I'm a little skeptical of musicbay actually turning out to be anything.
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16y ago
Let's see: 1) Anything linked outside of the domain. 2) Anything not HTML/CSS/image/Wordpress tag/Javascript libraries 3) Anything encrypted. Let me know if I missed anything.
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16y ago
> However, the only real solution to this problem is to run a limited set of extremely trustworthy plugins and build your own themes. What on earth? It's pretty simple to check for malicious Javascript or PHP code in a theme.
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16y ago
Interesting perspective.
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16y ago
If you buy a premium account and/or change some settings in Vimeo, they'll allow you.
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16y ago
Here are some that hackernews have already discussed: http://www.google.com/search?q=podcast+OR+audiobook+site%3An...
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16y ago
5 minutes a day? ;)
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16y ago
As a developer, it feels better if I didn't have to go to Vimeo to watch in HD. But this is just a nuance, and I'm picky.
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Newbie's Guide to Network/Internet Security?
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16y ago
I wonder what their business model is. Thoughts? I'm thinking that they want publicity to attempt to gain a majority of the test prep e-books.
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16y ago
My favorite: Watch How Insects Controlled By A Computer Capture Wild Giraffes But a majority of these are realistic: Secret Details Leaked of Apple Killer Product How I Learned C++ in 20 Days Startups: How I Wrote a Top-Ten App In Two Hours
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16y ago
There is no input. The only user interaction is pressing the button "hit me".
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16y ago
Is this museum starting the tour off with a simple, "old" video game with a custom joystick?
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16y ago
Off topic, but what do you listen to that takes up 350GB? Is everything in FLAC?
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16y ago
You're might be aware of this, but Maxmind has a free database for geolocating IPs down to the city level. It's also open source. http://www.maxmind.com/app/geolitecity
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16y ago
Oh, but doesn't that mean you're measuring Hacker News to another popular site?
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16y ago
Often I see posts from HN eventually going to different categories of Reddit, but it's usually not the other way around. Interesting.
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16y ago
This is great! A few bugs: The stems are technically incorrect (from third line up the stem goes down not up) and there aren't natural signs where there should be (G Minor Solo, the D# and D). I assume it's the player's problem and not the
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16y ago
Yes, but that would be pretty evil of them, don't you think? ;)
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Apologies. I skimmed through the first few paragraphs and thought that it was a summary. I was attempting to help HN cut back on multiple posts on the same old content. Ah well, I guess I won't be doing that any more.
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Do you understand the history behind this? I didn't imagine that "fuck' was used so often.
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16y ago
Android's swype(sp?) feature improves accuracy of words, but still takes awhile to type a sentence.
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16y ago
If you don't mind, can you cite an example?
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16y ago
Please, not a rehash of what we've been reading for the last couple weeks.
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16y ago
I do believe you mean moderation.
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