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by there 14y ago
It's hard to make it 100 without it going back to 0. Maybe a gap between them and if you're already moused down going to up to 100, it stays at 100 as you continue to move the mouse right, but will go back down as you mouse left?
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Plaxo shuts back door spammers used to access Google accounts(news.cnet.com)
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by there 14y ago
I love the New York Times shots. It's a great demonstration of how off-putting their interstitial ads are, and how many other sites don't need them.
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by there 14y ago
I develop on an 11" screen.
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by there 14y ago
Which operating system? On OS X Lion, you can make the system hibernate when the lid is closed, writing encrypted memory to disk. Slower wakeup times than suspend, but quicker than a full startup. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=378
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2007's pre-M3 version of Android; the Google Sooner(blog.steventroughtonsmith.com)
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by there 14y ago
Honestly, I'm already "locked" into the Amazon world by them having the best e-book reader that I've owned for years (though removing DRM from Kindle books is very easy). I'm very unlikely to ever read this type of book again after I finish
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by there 14y ago
I have that book on my Amazon wish list, but the e-book is $39.95 on No Starch's website (so $19.98 after 50% discount), yet is only $17.57 in Kindle format on Amazon, every day. Am I supposed to feel bad about saving $2 but contributing t
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by there 14y ago
Yes. The subpoena is not for every person that may have a copy of the e-mail, ever. It's for a piece of evidence that that specific entity may have.
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OpenBSD 5.1 Released(undeadly.org)
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by there 14y ago
Very popular with business folk using them for enterprise apps, not consumers wanting to buy fart apps and games.
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by there 14y ago
Maybe some day we'll have public phone-to-Internet relays where you call an operator and tell them to navigate a website and read it back to you, like the text-to-phone relays the deaf use.
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Using Capsicum For Sandboxing(links.org)
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by there 14y ago
Just move your code to a register_shutdown_function() call and it will execute after the output has been sent, but without having to deal with forking a background PHP process or running out-of-context.
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by there 14y ago
It's actually called IP masquerading No, it's not. This is a Linux-specific term that is used nowhere else.
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VMware confirms source code leak, LulzSec-affiliated hacker claims credit(arstechnica.com)
2 points by there 14y ago|0 comments
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This was the original 'Google Phone' presented in 2006(theverge.com)
6 points by there 14y ago|1 comments
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by there 14y ago
Either secure the damn system or don't offer this option. Asking the guest to confirm that they are OK with the fact that someone else might see their personal details and bill is ridiculous. I don't see this as being hostile to the user
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by there 14y ago
call me a bad coder but when I used rails 2.3 I had never seen it in production code. Ok, then you're a bad coder. All Rails applications I've ever worked on had those checks and the documentation for Rails made it pretty clear that veri
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by there 14y ago
But all rails 2.3 apps use map.connect == are vulnerable(holy shi~!) Rails 2.3 had "verify :method => :post" which was supposed to be used in controllers. This is nothing new.
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DDoS Attacks on SSL: Something Old, Something New(ddos.arbornetworks.com)
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by there 14y ago
Plug: you can also use http://domainical.org/ to create auto-updating iCal feeds of your domain and SSL certificate expiration dates.
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by there 14y ago
After seeing so many "dump and run" code drops on sourceforge, and now on github I think the big difference between the two sites is that it's much easier for these types of projects to gain momentum and continue being updated on GitHub.
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by there 14y ago
Why was the (originally edited) title of this submission changed just recently? It was "Light Table - My goal" until it had 100 points, which made it completely obvious what it was about. Now it's been changed to the author's original tit
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by there 14y ago
I think part of it has to do with a tipping point: if you can hire up a good chunk of the key contributors and run with it, then it's easy to make a proprietary fork, and at the same time weaken the open source project. The GPL prevents th
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by there 14y ago
What are you modifying on them besides the operating system?
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by there 14y ago
If you write the Linux kernel, a ton of companies would take it, enhance it, and not contribute back without GPL. That is always touted by GPL advocates, but where is the proof? Where are all the companies enhancing non-GPL-licensed soft
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by there 14y ago
Android 4, too. I think their shift to using only icons everywhere (in Android and their websites) was terrible. I have no idea what most of the icons are supposed to do until I tap them, which is a terrible way of navigating an interface
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by there 14y ago
Wasn't that the problem that about.me was supposed to fix?
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by there 14y ago
I didn't say it was number 1, I said it was on the first page.

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