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by udp 15y ago
It would appear so, yes: http://www.openssl.org/news/changelog.html Changes between 1.0.1 and 1.1.0 [..] *) Add Next Protocol Negotiation, http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-agl-tls-nextprotoneg-00. Can be disa
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by udp 15y ago
As I said in response to the previous submission re: SPDY, I think the protocol is great. However, relying on TLS NPN to enable it means I can't implement a SPDY server with OpenSSL versions prior to 1.1.0, or any version of Windows SChan
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by udp 15y ago
Let's not forget DuckDuckGo. I finally switched around when Google Instant came out, and never feel I'm missing anything.
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by udp 15y ago
True, but I'd lose my watchers and things if I did that.
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by udp 15y ago
Any chance of being able to delete issues? I've previously opened issues as a test, assuming I'd be able to remove them afterwards. They're now permanently attached to my repository.
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by udp 15y ago
SPDY is indeed always over SSL, but it requires TLS NPN (Next Protocol Negotiation), making it impossible to implement with older versions of OpenSSL or with any version of the Windows SChannel API. This doesn't make it a particularly invit
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by udp 15y ago
I agree with this, I just wish they'd open source more of their technology. It's sad that they've spent time creating things like a blazing fast Javascript engine from scratch, and nobody else can make use of it.
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by udp 15y ago
jQuery doesn't provide anything that would make the above code shorter.
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by udp 15y ago
Previous submission and discussion: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1540567
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by udp 15y ago
Unless you put all your code in a big closure to make a correct $ in function scope: (function ($) { }) (jQuery);
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by udp 15y ago
What about when they finally relaxed the iOS app store restrictions on third party tools last year?
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by udp 15y ago
Hey, I actually work for Clickteam today. The successor to TGF/CNC (Multimedia Fusion) has add-ons for exporting to Flash, iOS and soon Android. It can still import old GAM/CCA files, too, if you're looking for a nostalgia fix! I think Clic
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by udp 15y ago
The server needs to parse the date sent by the browser to compare it against the date the file was last modified (which is retrieved from the operating system, probably as UNIX time).
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by udp 15y ago
How would they be screened? If you include native libraries in your APK, they're binaries, not code. They could scan the binary for API calls, but you're permitted to call dlopen() etc, so you could always hide a shared object in there and
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by udp 15y ago
Even when arbitrary code is being executed, if the user has limited permissions kernel-level, a program can't screw up the whole system. The Android NDK is reliant on this - any application in Android can perform your arbitrary code executi
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by udp 15y ago
It's amusing that Windows only recently introduced both real home folders and UAC, when *nix had been working like that for years. Imagine how much trouble could have been avoided if MS had used that model in the first place...!
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by udp 15y ago
Ah, well that isn't quite as impressive. I expected something like DOSBox compiled with Emscripten, with <canvas> to render to.
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by udp 15y ago
He's made it clear that all the text is a quote now, which means this is pretty much a duplicate of the (months old) original. There's no original content here at all - flagged...
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by udp 15y ago
I think SPDY is a big step forward, but Chrome only supports it when TLS NPN is used (which requires the server to use a patched version of OpenSSL, and is impossible with SChannel). If SPDY is to be adopted on a large scale, things like th
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by udp 15y ago
True that there's nothing terrible they can do when it's just statistics. The obvious solution would be to remove the global variables altogether, so that each user only has their own (from which the global versions are calculated). That wa
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by udp 15y ago
Even then you could just put a breakpoint in the Fukime constructor and read the raw string? Heck, even if the authentication step was 100% secure, what's stopping a malicious user from calling increase("farms") on a previously authentica
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by udp 15y ago
Looking at the example code :- Fukime f = new Fukime("your_app_id","your_app_secret"); // Count stuff across all your apps. f.teller.global.increase("farms"); f.teller.global.count("farms"); // get global farm counter How secu
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by udp 15y ago
Looks like most of the images have been taken down?
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by udp 15y ago
Because TCP doesn't provide any framing - it's just a stream of data. Text based protocols usually use newlines as delimiters, and binary protocols usually prefix each message with a size.
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by udp 15y ago
4.99 USD a month for unlimited? It's 4.99 GBP a month in the UK, which is more like 8.00 USD. That's not fair! 1:1 pricing aside, it's very good news that they're launching in the US.
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by udp 15y ago
Yes, I'd actually never heard of Closure until I read this. I wonder how it compares to jQuery/jQuery UI?
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by udp 15y ago
On a slightly different vein, if you still have the old games you can often find an open source engine to play them with :- * Old Bioware games (Baldur's Gate, Icewind Dale, ...) - GemRB: http://www.gemrb.org * SCUMM (Monkey Island, Simon
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by udp 15y ago
It does work in FF4, but it's not widely supported enough to rely on just yet, you're right. I also find the best thing to do is use a hybrid approach (pushState where available, hashbang as a fallback.) If anyone else is interested in impl
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by udp 15y ago
More about #7 - what makes you say a week? How much drinking qualifies as serious? (just curious)
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by udp 15y ago
FreeBSD has the ports collection [1] and pkg_add [2] with --remote. The range of software I can get from those is wider than with many Linux distributions, and it's often much more up to date. And yes, they can automatically handle dependen

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