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Features Opera did first(slashgeek.net)
2 points by udp 14y ago|0 comments
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by udp 14y ago
I thought they confirmed there's going to be a new Mac Pro next year?
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by udp 14y ago
One thing I miss in ST2 Vintage mode is that <> brackets aren't recognized with things like ci< and di<.
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by udp 14y ago
> However any salting tactic that can be pushed and used on the client side would have a tough time using a salt that is on a per-user basis. How so? Surely the client would know their username too?
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by udp 14y ago
You mean you're sending unhashed passwords from the client?
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by udp 14y ago
At http://news.ycombinator.com/ask , you can see all of the Ask HN submissions. Is there something similar for Show HN? If not, I think that'd be quite nice to have.
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by udp 14y ago
I still don't understand why Twitter doesn't use that where available.
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Fedora 17 Released(docs.fedoraproject.org)
98 points by udp 14y ago|33 comments
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by udp 14y ago
I think I'd be hard pressed to find anyone here in the UK that doesn't know what Amazon is.
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by udp 14y ago
Looks like you're in part 2: https://plus.google.com/106419647632534512037/posts The circles were generated from a list at http://hngp.axxim.net/ , but that seems to be offline now.
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by udp 14y ago
> Interestingly enough I have almost 2k "followers" despite never engaging with anyone beyond the comments on my blogs. Are you part of the HN circle, by any chance?
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by udp 14y ago
I used 3 on my last open source C project, just to troll every faction of the indent war. I actually think it looks pretty nice. https://raw.github.com/udp/json-parser/master/json.c
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by udp 14y ago
> Why does ls have dozens of tangled options? Because users, even Unix users, are not overly fond of the first two points of the Unix philosophy. No, ls(1) is flexible because the philosophy is to do one thing and do it well . ls(1)
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Raspberry Pi Map(rastrack.ryanteck.org.uk)
9 points by udp 14y ago|3 comments
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by udp 14y ago
Or alternatively, "how not to write a parser".
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by udp 14y ago
For bonus points, get a compiler building with Emscripten and compile the code locally in the browser.
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by udp 14y ago
It reminds me more of C, where labels and goto are often used for error handling (labels using the same `:` syntax).
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Modern Browsers(blog.aventine.se)
2 points by udp 14y ago|0 comments
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by udp 14y ago
Is this only for Chrome? It doesn't seem to do anything in Firefox 12.
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by udp 14y ago
Even the thought of eating cooked cysts is enough to put me off pork.
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by udp 14y ago
This doubles up as a great explanation of how fork(2) works.
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by udp 14y ago
What end-user rights does the GPL grant or protect that the BSD license doesn't? The right to do whatever the hell they want with the code is granted by the BSD license. I wouldn't say the same for the GPL.
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by udp 14y ago
An upvote wasn't quite enough here: This is a lovely way of explaining the difference, and it'll be what I link people to in future when explaining why I opt for BSD-style licensing. Thank you.
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MDN hack day tomorrow in the #mozldn space in London, England(hacks.mozilla.org)
4 points by udp 14y ago|0 comments
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PowerTOP v2.0 Released(01.org)
6 points by udp 14y ago|0 comments
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by udp 14y ago
> Also, it sounds a bit strange, because Flash is statically compiled down to bytecode, while JavaScript is still very dynamic Doesn't ActionScript use the same JIT as Mozilla's JS engine? (or did I imagine that?)
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by udp 14y ago
> But it's ok for Apple, but bad for Microsoft? Well, Microsoft are doing something worse than Apple. The iOS browser is based on the open source WebKit, which Apple contributed a lot of the code to. There is nothing open about IE
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by udp 14y ago
> But did you actually say in the emails "ccing my assistant?" They'd be able to see that anyway. It's not the same as BCC.
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GitHub Live(githublive.codeofrob.com)
35 points by udp 14y ago|14 comments
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by udp 14y ago
Looks nice. I'd quite like to see a poll with the various alternative HN themes to see what most people are using.

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