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by theGimp 13y ago
Man. If you manage to make it work and cover edge cases, you will be solving a big problem for a lot of people, I imagine. I hope your service flourishes and continues to exist because it will definitely make my life a lot better. Best of l
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by theGimp 13y ago
That works just fine for me.
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by theGimp 13y ago
This should work if you want to look at the WSJ article -- they let you through their paywall if your referer is Google https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&c...
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by theGimp 13y ago
Indeed you are right; the original links still work for me. Though the ones I checked so far look exactly the same as the Google Cache version, so I don't know what happened there.
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by theGimp 13y ago
It seems all activity from the past two days has disappeared -- backup storage is something you never regret paying for. You've probably all seen it by now, but from @HNStatus: [1] Server back up and seemingly stable. Now restoring
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by theGimp 13y ago
It doesn't have to be on a separate subdomain -- setting a secure flag should provide sufficient protection.
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by theGimp 13y ago
The frame rate is incredible given the number of particles. JavaScript interpreters really have come a long way. The frame rate for JS particle simulation beats the frame rate you get when you tell a browser to append content, which is usua
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by theGimp 13y ago
It seems this has been posted before. Nonetheless, thank you very much; it's new to me. Scheme is wonderful, and I'm enjoying learning Haskell. This will be a fun exercise.
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by theGimp 13y ago
"Who is this guide for" usually talks about a certain level of experience or familiarity with different components or systems. I don't see why you'd put anything about gender there. I am not a woman, but I'm sure a
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by theGimp 13y ago
Their paid version is. At this point, the community version seems to be Python only.
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by theGimp 13y ago
That does not make much sense. You're being paranoid and actively helpless. WPA2 is in fact quite secure if you're careful about your passkey and who you give it to.
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by theGimp 13y ago
The thing about acko.net is that's the way it has looked all along. So the rewrite simply added a cool multiplier.
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by theGimp 13y ago
Thanks for the link. According to the article, the problem is local to Internet Explorer though. Essentially, if "intranet" mode is enabled and a website is hosted locally, IE will ignore browser same-origin policy. So a script fr
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by theGimp 13y ago
Maximizing your battery's life is not remotely close to a science, but as a rule of thumb, discharge to 50% every couple of days then recharge.
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by theGimp 13y ago
Indeed you are right :) I am yet to try installing libssl-dev though as I don't have root access on the machine I was testing on.
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by theGimp 13y ago
How? I don't see how academic achievement can be a liability. If everyone went around proclaiming real entrepreneurs quit school, sure, I see why it would be a liability. Otherwise, academic achievement can't really harm. (Coming
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by theGimp 13y ago
I looked at your fork, and it looks like you've already committed your source code to GitHub. All you would have to do now is submit a pull request. However, given the scale of the project and the fact that the code has been in product
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by theGimp 13y ago
If I recall correctly, DDG claims not to keep a record of your searches, so a subpoena would not provide anyone with much information.
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by theGimp 14y ago
I'm surprised nobody mentioned MintChip [1]. It does not use the exact same concept that bitcoin uses, but it's another crypto currency, and it's being developed by the Canadian government. [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MintChip
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by theGimp 14y ago
I love it! One tiny piece of criticism though: when calculating the percentage of unproductive keystrokes, divide by the number of ALL keystrokes, not just the correct ones.
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by theGimp 14y ago
It's mentioned some editing was done to make the wait seem shorter.