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781.
Delta: methodical input minimization for debugging(blog.electric-cloud.com)
2 points by timf 17y ago|0 comments
782.
Secret compartments(boston.com)
83 points by timf 17y ago|17 comments
783.
by timf 17y ago
Maybe the idea is to cater to sexist customers.
784.
Government Data and the Invisible Hand(freedom-to-tinker.com)
1 points by timf 17y ago|0 comments
785.
by timf 17y ago
Definitely would be useful in some cases. But not many site's APIs have a good delegation of rights scheme, so an aggregator (which would then use your raw API credentials to all these places) would have to be a very trusted entity.
786.
by timf 17y ago
This is an "API documentation aggregator" not an "API aggregator"
787.
Seven Years To Secure A Domain Name: a tale of web identity.(redmonk.com)
18 points by timf 17y ago|5 comments
788.
by timf 17y ago
Anyone have a good experience with http://99designs.com/ ? It has a "contest" model and I am leaning towards trying it out ($39 is not recoverable if the contest is a disaster).
789.
by timf 17y ago
I like dnstrace r better: http://www.mavetju.org/unix/dnstracer.php
790.
Who Needs the Grid? [Bloom boxes](theatlantic.com)
3 points by timf 17y ago|0 comments
791.
by timf 17y ago
I am not an IA expert at all, but I have read the following book and learned a lot. http://www.amazon.com/Information-Architecture-World-Wide-We...
792.
OpenCongress(opencongress.org)
20 points by timf 17y ago|2 comments
793.
by timf 17y ago
I assumed it would be worse technically. Perhaps if it was OK to relentlessly poll, it could be a good service. Things like votes and comment edits would be hard to capture quickly unless every single item was relentlessly polled. On the
794.
by timf 17y ago
I would like to respond by saying "instead of griping, show us your counter idea as a demo" but that currently seems like a steep hill to climb. I have been curious for some time when/if a read-only API (with access to all information pa
795.
by timf 17y ago
I made it myself with audacity. Wearing earplugs at the same time, if I get the whitenoise to where I can just hear it this lets me work even in coffeeshops in almost pure silence. If you want the actual mp3, email me (email via profile
796.
Chargify, new billing API(blog.programmableweb.com)
1 points by timf 17y ago|0 comments
797.
by timf 17y ago
I've worked from home for four years now and can't imagine consistently getting anything done at an office. And that is even with three young children in the house because they know that when I'm at work, I'm not available and concentrati
798.
Terracotta Acquires Quartz(terracotta.org)
2 points by timf 17y ago|0 comments
799.
Fedora 12 - unpriviliged users can install packages? (lwn.net)
13 points by timf 17y ago|16 comments
800.
by timf 17y ago
I've wanted the same thing, but I wanted to be able to view both numbers: the "real" balance and the "projected" one.
801.
Simulating one million users(soasta.com)
1 points by timf 17y ago|0 comments
802.
In depth Chef interview(akitaonrails.com)
1 points by timf 17y ago|0 comments
803.
Embedding Data in the Everyday(flowingdata.com)
1 points by timf 17y ago|0 comments
804.
by timf 17y ago
Quoting... " Q: You are not really de-anonymizing anyone, because your algorithm cannot link identities to anonymous Netflix records. Here is how our algorithm works. If you already know someone's identity and a few of the movies this perso
805.
by timf 17y ago
These kinds of interfaces are more for desktop/end users and you pay a surcharge, I think you would be better off using S3 or something similar directly. It's cheaper, there are better tools to interact with it programmatically, and it is
806.
by timf 17y ago
The author comments below the entry: "more about personally doing something to combat the lunacy of forced-registration" After setup, it takes me one click to bypass the problem, too: using my stored username and password. I fear I am turni
807.
Rackspace introduces Cloud Drive and Server Backup(rackspace.com)
27 points by timf 17y ago|16 comments
808.
Researcher uses the SSL renegotiation flaw to penetrate the Twitter API(securegoose.org)
1 points by timf 17y ago|0 comments
809.
by timf 17y ago
Also see Encyclopedia of Life: http://www.eol.org/
810.
What's Pulling the Milky Way Towards It at 14-Million MPH?(dailygalaxy.com)
2 points by timf 17y ago|0 comments

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