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by there 15y ago
ups offers mail forwarding for mailboxes at their stores - http://www.theupsstore.com/products-services/mailbox/Pages/i... some other smaller companies do receiving and forwarding, some will even scan the mail you receive so you can view
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by there 15y ago
according to the story, the post office did better than any phone provider would. he moved to a new location, maybe years later, and a piece of mail still followed him to his new address. i'm sure the registry gets notified of forwarding
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by there 15y ago
if tor users would stop running bittorrent through it, my two nodes would still be exits instead of relays. DMCA complaints can quickly take down an exit node in the US.
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by there 15y ago
there used to be a gitweb running when aosp was hosted at kernel.org. when the repositories were moved to google servers, jbq@ said that a web interface to the repositories will be coming at some point, but it is a lower priority than othe
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Tor in the Amazon cloud(cloud.torproject.org)
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by there 15y ago
https://www.torproject.org/
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History of Unix Manpages(manpages.bsd.lv)
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by there 15y ago
Is it wrong that the first thing I though when I saw that page was 'Twitter Bootstrap'? Think I need to get out more... nope, i see a site with a black bar at the top and blue buttons and it reminds me of this: http://i.imgur.com/31kwM.p
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by there 15y ago
i noticed that too. it builds the contact link, so the obfuscation is to hide the email address from spammers.
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Self-modifying code for debug tracing in quasi-C(mainisusuallyafunction.blogspot.com)
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2600hz - Erlang-based open-source VoIP system(2600hz.org)
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by there 15y ago
takes home one quarter of a million dollars annually. did you really mean "takes home" as in, $250k after taxes and social security?
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by there 15y ago
yes, every carrier's phones do.
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by there 15y ago
11" macbook air, usually looking at 3 tiled xterms under ratpoison on desktop 1, firefox in desktop 2 standup desk - http://www.flickr.com/photos/symmetricalism/5488994391/ (i've since gotten rid of the cinema display)
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by there 15y ago
you would need to signup for a merchant account with braintree first and tie that to your bank account, and then you would enter your braintree account info into corduroy. when your customers (or your staff) would enter a credit card and ch
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by there 15y ago
yes, corduroy supports recurring billing with credit cards, but currently only with braintree (cards are not stored in corduroy's database for PCI compliance, so it requires a braintree account with a vault). customers can login and see the
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by there 15y ago
but with lots of clients and websites it becomes a faff to track the payments how can it be difficult to track payments? either an invoice is paid or it isn't. for the billing system i wrote and have used for years ( http://corduroysite.
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by there 15y ago
linux has this: http://cryopid.berlios.de/
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by there 15y ago
no, security is run from /etc/daily, which is run by root's crontab every day at 0130.
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by there 15y ago
too bad apple doesn't support OpenSSH and PF development. http://www.callfortesting.org/macpf/
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by there 15y ago
shell script
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by there 15y ago
maybe, like many of us, winer doesn't pay attention to gruber.
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by there 15y ago
sometimes the project needs to use existing php libraries or code, sometimes it needs to be portable and php is easier to host and maintain, and sometimes i just don't want to deal with setting up and maintaining another rails site.
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by there 15y ago
i do rails and php and frequently switching between the two made me write halfmoon ( https://github.com/jcs/halfmoon ). it's basically a tiny framework for php that has a syntax like rails (where php allows it - php 5.4's new short array s
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Proof by Mask(mondaynote.com)
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Appeals Court Heeds EFF's Advice to Revisit Case Making ToS Violations A Crime(eff.org)
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Why Is This Cargo Container Emitting So Much Radiation?(wired.com)
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by there 15y ago
your honeypot concept appears to be targeting sockpuppets or voting rings that try to vote up bad content that gets flagged by legitimate users. that's not the same as legitimate articles that don't get enough upvotes because they roll off
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by there 15y ago
there's already enough junk on the /newest page that makes it difficult for legitimate articles to gain traction. adding fake articles to it is just going to make the problem worse. i would rather see flagged articles get removed from /new
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by there 15y ago
to advance the state of technology in the document shredding industry, of course.

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