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skeoh
12y ago
I would say that while there can be legitimate email addresses with multiple digits, and fraudulent email addresses with no digits, neither of these facts precludes the possibility of a correlation.
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12y ago
The website has a responsive design [0], which adapts to the available viewport. It looks like this one was implemented with Bootstrap [1]. [0]: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Responsive_web_design [1]: http://
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12y ago
Are you comfortable sharing any details on your side project? Stuff like this interests me.
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12y ago
I hadn't heard of Confederate Express but their demo looks like a game I would totally play. Shame it's a scam.
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12y ago
As far as I understand it the problem _is_ with Node -- specifically module.js [0] which is what defines require() and its recursive lookup behavior. [0] https://github.com/joyent/node/blob/master/lib
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12y ago
Feross has also done a node.js version: https://github.com/feross/spoof
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12y ago
I was also overwhelmed when I first saw the UI but found it to be pretty simple after having a go at it. Step one: choose the variables you're interested in. Step two: Describe each variable or Relate all variables. I am very impressed
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12y ago
I'm sorry, I'm a web developer and I don't see the point in this either. Chrome and Firefox have mobile browser simulation features already and I can test my sites in more than one screen size using them.
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12y ago
> I told Sally I was worried about the exam. She said, "Don't worry. ____________" > She'll be right! I feel like this question is cheating. This could be the only question in the survey and it would be able to ide
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12y ago
I certainly found this interesting and implemented the node.js package[1] in a project just now. I found it super easy to use -- much moreso than minimist[2] or commander[3]. [1]: https://github.com/docopt/docopt.coffee
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12y ago
I honestly had no idea the sections could be rotated like a Rubiks Cube until I read your comment. The cube can be rotated in its entirety by dragging the empty space around it -- as such, you can see and use non-visible sections without al
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12y ago
Previous discussion here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6025221
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13y ago
According to the credits ( https://github.com/SublimeText-Markdown/MarkdownEditing#cred... ), MarkdownEditing was created by Brett Terpstra and is maintained by Ali Ayas.
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13y ago
OK, I am sold. This is such a cool demo; I couldn't NOT buy this thing.
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13y ago
My thoughts exactly. I have the book sitting on my desk right now!
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13y ago
FYI trigger operates on the jQuery collection as a whole: $('img').trigger('mouseenter');
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13y ago
Sandboxie ( http://www.sandboxie.com/ ) is a similar tool for Windows.
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13y ago
One consideration with console.assert() is that it does not interrupt execution as you might expect it to.
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13y ago
Only $0-$4 is available (at least in Chrome 31.0.1650.63 and Firefox 26.0). You can check what's available in the console command line in Chrome with Object.keys(console._commandLineAPI)
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13y ago
That was uncalled for.
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13y ago
One small consideration is that the American Express number format differs from other cards so the pattern of dots might change as you type.
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13y ago
> He gave it the self-deprecating name Soylent — after the dystopian movie Soylent Green where Charlton Heston discovers that society has been living off rations made of humans. I wish he had chosen another name, not because I dislike th
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13y ago
> I could go on for hours I, for one, would love to read more of these.
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For those who are not familiar: Guido created Python. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guido_van_Rossum
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Reposting the configuration settings: Incoming IMAP Server: imap-mail.outlook.com Server port: 993 Encryption: SSL Outgoing SMTP Server: smtp-mail.outlook.com Server port: 587 Encryp
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13y ago
GitHub is proprietary. All of their open source projects are at https://github.com/github/ .
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13y ago
Visit chrome://extensions/ Check 'Developer mode' Click 'Load unpacked extension...'
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13y ago
Make sure it is legal to own/operate one in your jurisdiction before buying any sort of jammer.
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13y ago
I believe it actually uses the dominant color of the favicon.
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It's different in that it's embedded in your application (like SQLite). It does not require a separate process or server running Mongodb. There are certainly appropriate use cases for this module, and since it has a Mongodb-like i
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