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by spenvo 13y ago
To update the above comment ('edit' is disabled) -- to the "And the devil of a bill is always in its details..." line, I just saw this article headline on Techmeme: "Feinstein Releases Fake NSA Reform Bill, Actually
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by spenvo 13y ago
The NSA has reveled in the joy of invading our privacy, has undermined our ability to hold a secret (by intentionally weakening/undermining cryptography), paid its employees outrageous salaries, and is a caricature of George Orwell&#x2
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HTTPS for Reddit.(plus.google.com)
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IOS 7 Adoption as High as 35%, after one day(techcrunch.com)
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Reddit's API (for voting and messaging) desperately needs HTTPS(plus.google.com)
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The case for HTTPS support for Reddit(reddit.com)
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by spenvo 13y ago
I've heard many people say this, but it's not that simple. By putting a face to the story, he made the story more appealing to mainstream media and interesting to the average citizen. Yes, his stepping forward diluted the dialog
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by spenvo 13y ago
*edit --> "lament not having"
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by spenvo 13y ago
One of "coolest" things about Javascript (that persuades many to try Node) is that it has a non-blocking control-flow. But if you are coming to Node from a PHP/Ruby background, you might lament the default synchronicity of PHP. For exampl
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by spenvo 14y ago
Yeah, I haven't seen the realtime eval work in Coffeescript - I have to save the file and refresh the browser. That said--the awareness of the workspace environment really blew me away and pays off in tab completion.
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by spenvo 14y ago
It was plug-and-play! :D Here's a screenshot of it just working: http://www.fixpunk.com/notes/?attachment_id=78 My setup is nothing elaborate: I have set watch commands on my coffee directories and work with a node server running.
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by spenvo 14y ago
This editor has reached parity with Sublime Text in my workflow for these reasons: 1.) Vim bindings (less impressive accomplishment but necessary for me); 2.) fuzzy matching for files, commands, and settings (this concept really wins); 3.)
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by spenvo 14y ago
This is the only way to keep LinkedIn out of your inbox short of using GMail filters. My highest-voted comment ever (27 upvotes) from a few months back: "Linked-In has the spammiest email protocol out of any service I have ever used. Even a
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by spenvo 14y ago
This looks slick and is a good development of the original idea! I would like to see another angle/play. Maybe there could be crowd-sourced curricula with SO answers as the content? Just looking for a way to make it less random. Also, i
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Show HN: Spoiler free e-sports (youtube/twitch skin)
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by spenvo 14y ago
I've enjoyed building this web-app using Backbone.js, Yii, jscrollpane, BigScreen API as well as (obviously) the Youtube API. I've been watching Starcraft vids for a few years -- and I always hated how content can get spoiled. :/ Not too lo
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Show HN: Spoiler-free Starcraft 2 casts (Youtube/Twitch)(spoilerfreecasts.com)
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Death to the Traveller(foxbasegamma.com)
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by spenvo 14y ago
I love the idea, and the website looks nice. Two suggestions: 1. ) Since the top of the page looks like a landing page any way, it would be great if you had a way to enter your email immediately without scrolling down to the bottom or clic
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by spenvo 14y ago
Linked-In has the spammiest email protocol out of any service I have ever used. Even after signing-in there is no one-click-to-unsubscribe button (they split it into about 12 scattered categories), and they create new categories periodic
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by spenvo 14y ago
>the idea they should be lenient to other large corporations is hilarious. The rules apply to developers of all sizes--not just Microsoft. This is Apple being greedy--which is fine in principle. But as a heavily-invested Apple customer
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by spenvo 14y ago
This is so refreshing to see. Time and time again, Google has pursued its mission of "organizing the world's information" with great care.
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Google Cultural Institute - introducing 42 notable collections(google.com)
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The State of the Internet(businessinsider.com)
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Chris Sacca tells his story (Twitter, Uber, Kickstarter)(youtube.com)
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by spenvo 14y ago
> You lose nothing, and gain nothing, so it makes absolutely 0 difference in your workflow. It does to some people. To steal from my comment a few days ago: "I could care less about Apple's Fullscreen API -- what I hate is that apps
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by spenvo 14y ago
I could care less about Apple's Fullscreen API -- what I hate is that apps are replacing their old Fullscreen behavior (like Chrome has) in favor of the Apple standard. Which led me to make this comment on a Firefox 12 HN post a few mont
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by spenvo 14y ago
Is there any chance that V .8 or V.9 will support Javascript?
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by spenvo 14y ago
I will be adding this to my accessibility toolbox -- thanks for sharing this! A bit of a tangent -- does anyone have experience making their (single-page) web apps accessible (especially in the context of W3's "Web Content Accessibility Gui
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by spenvo 15y ago
To the contrary: it will be a shame when they implement full screen if take away the current layered option. Firefox is the last major OSX browser to work in fullscreen while still allowing apps to be above or below it. With Moom's hotkeye

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