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My take on Firefox 4 — Rasmus Andersson(rsms.me)
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Strict Transport Security - The Chromium Projects(dev.chromium.org)
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Google scores a patent for its 'Doodles' -- Engadget(engadget.com)
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An Introduction to the Federated Social Network(eff.org)
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by there 16y ago
it sounds more like they chose not to use it just because it's not cool, not because of any technical merits.
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by there 16y ago
While there are enough programmers that know PHP (which is clearly a plus) there’s just not enough sex going on here. wat
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So you’re thinking about self-publishing an I.T. book?(keirthomas.com)
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by there 16y ago
it sucks because the data they all aggregate sucks. landlords are lazy and agents purposely withhold information so you have to contact them directly. house hunting sites are usually much better because most of their data comes from a stan
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by there 16y ago
list it on http://hntrades.com
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Roboo - HTTP Robot Mitigator released(ecl-labs.org)
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by there 16y ago
because his command prompt runs so many extra commands and causes so much disk activity every time he hits enter, it wastes battery quick enough that he needs to monitor it.
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by there 16y ago
I won't be showing up for my Sunday night flight, and this blog post is costing you up to $450 in revenues, while only costing me $49 no, it cost you $199.
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by there 16y ago
exclusive? or are these restaurants constantly hiding?
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Oracle Makes the Final Attack on Sun, Closes Sun Cloud(tech2.in.com)
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by there 16y ago
the giant picture of the author staring at me while i'm reading the page is kind of creeping me out.
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Part 1: The essential collection of data visualisation resources(visualisingdata.com)
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by there 16y ago
ip geolocate on the server-side before the initial page loads, so you can show them the weather for where you think they are. it will give them something to look at while the client-side geolocation is happening (which can take a few secon
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by there 16y ago
also consider making a 32x32 icon for it (the apple-touch-icon.png; android uses it too) so if users add it as a bookmark on their home screen, it shows up with something unique instead of a page overview (or the red bookmark icon on androi
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by there 16y ago
looks pretty, but why not use ip geolocation by default, and use browser-based geolocation for a more specific answer (only if it doesn't come back as the same city name)? that way you can show something while the browser geolocation is ta
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Tracking Protection Lists: A privacy enhancing technology that complements DNT(eff.org)
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by there 16y ago
in the browser, go to settings, then click 'enable plug-ins' and choose 'on demand'. it will work like clicktoflash and show you a container with an icon wherever flash applets are on a page, which you can just tap on to start playing if y
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EFF Seeks Cooperating FOIA Reviewers(eff.org)
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by there 16y ago
http://www.jwz.org/doc/groupware.html "How will this software get my users laid"
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by there 16y ago
if you want a certificate that works with pretty much every modern browser, you can get a free one from startssl in about 10 minutes: http://www.startssl.com/?app=1 otherwise there are a number of places that may give you slightly more co
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Adobe Flash 0-day being used in targeted attacks(isc.sans.edu)
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by there 16y ago
and it will run on lots of different machines... these are just mine: http://www.flickr.com/search/?ss=2&w=88308318%40N00&...
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by there 16y ago
Move is primarily aimed towards people not previously familiar with programming computers. i am familiar with programming computers and the brackets, carets, and parentheses needed in the 3-line demo on the home page put me off.
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by there 16y ago
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2319632
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NetBSD now runs under Amazon EC2(blog.netbsd.org)
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Sun.com Will Disappear After June 1(blogs.sun.com)
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