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Dividing Content into Visual Pages in CSS(blog.airbornos.com)
1 points by twiss 11y ago|0 comments
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Airborn OS: Secure Alternative to Google Docs(blog.airbornos.com)
1 points by twiss 11y ago|0 comments
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Reconsidering Functional Programming(prog21.dadgum.com)
84 points by twiss 11y ago|113 comments
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Secure Delivery of JavaScript(blog.airbornos.com)
1 points by twiss 12y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: An In-Browser OS with Client-Side Encryption(airbornos.com)
1 points by twiss 12y ago|0 comments
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by twiss 12y ago
Is there an equivalent to this in software?
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Fashion(dcurt.is)
5 points by twiss 12y ago|1 comments
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by twiss 12y ago
Alternatively, if you leave it off it defaults to currentColor, which means you can set the color property on it or a parent.
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by twiss 12y ago
I agree that you shouldn't hire someone who is unable to learn to use internal tools, for one because then you use them and they don't. However, if you wanted to create an easier to use version of IRC/git/whatever, would
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by twiss 12y ago
In other words, to have a perfect forgery you must not know it is a forgery. If you could screen for knowing that a bill is a forgery, it would be useless to make one (since you could not spend it, since you knew it was a forgery). Bummer w
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by twiss 12y ago
> [E]ven the youngest generally understand when budgets have become tighter and want to know why. I don't think this is true for everyone. Children could write off a lack of stuff to any reason other than "budgets have become t
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by twiss 12y ago
Apparently the discussed proceeding is open for comments right now [1]. Among the proposed exemption classes are unlocking abandoned software, unlocking customer devices, and security research. [1]: http://www.copyright.gov/
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by twiss 12y ago
Maybe, yes. You still have to think about which rule you violated / why your logic was wrong, though.
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by twiss 12y ago
Great game. It would be nice if the game could remember the first wrong move and show that at the end.
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On My Own(zef.me)
2 points by twiss 12y ago|0 comments
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by twiss 13y ago
Edit: I understand your comment now. No, I meant that the bootstrap script is running in your browser. Yes, you're right that it's very far from perfect without browser support for decrypting files, but it reduces the amount of fi
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by twiss 13y ago
I've recently been thinking about the same problem and here's what I came up with: a bootstrap javascript script which takes the user's password and decrypts another javascript file with it and runs that. That javascript file
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by twiss 13y ago
$ history -w /dev/stdout | grep -o "^git [a-Z]*$ -\{1,2\}\([a-Z]$*\)*" | sort | uniq -c | sort -rg 39 git status 26 git checkout 24 git diff 23 git log - 11 git stash 10 git add
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by twiss 13y ago
Just a guess regarding the users who clicked the XBOX's profile information tile, that might be experience: my XBOX 360 shows the game currently in the tray there. Here's an image: http://gametipcenter.com/wp-conte
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by twiss 13y ago
For me (in The Netherlands) the domain is not up yet: > The domain that you are trying to use does not exist. Please click on one of the links below to help find your site. > ResolvingNameServer.com provided as a free service by DNS M
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by twiss 13y ago
That looks really cool -- is there a way to get Google Glass from outside the US?
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by twiss 13y ago
The one on the left is amazing! It reminds me of Zelda.
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by twiss 14y ago
That's really cool, actually.
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by twiss 14y ago
Quoting http://www.badstartupidea.com/ : First, go and find out about Github. Figure out what it is they do, how they attract users, and how they make money. Github is already operating well in the Programming space, but perhaps the same b