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by webhat 13y ago
Only occurred in Safari for me, not in Chrome or FireFox. Also I was a little confused by autocomplete, I thought he meant for the address bar.
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by webhat 13y ago
A cursory glance tells me none. Jimmy Wales already had money from his investment banker career, he build wikipedia to solve a problem with his 'real' startup. LinkedIn was Reid Hoffman 3rd or 4th social startup. Marc Benioff star
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by webhat 13y ago
From what I read on FD and here Google could have better credited the security researcher.
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by webhat 13y ago
Nicely stated, what I didn't see mentioned was the iframe it introduces into the mail. It can use this iframe to collect all kinds of additional data about you. In the first instance I thought this was an app that was running in the ba
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by webhat 13y ago
A friend of mine pointed out that it's surprising that the iOS mail app supports iframes. Isn't that a security issue?
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by webhat 13y ago
I thought the gesture was great, although I couldn't help wondering if it's an act of kindness to give away fast food in a nation that is struggling with obesity. Could just be me.
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Should I Warn My Hippie Friends if I Serve Genetically Modified Food?(wired.com)
1 points by webhat 13y ago|0 comments
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by webhat 13y ago
The first thing I did after reading this was look at http://danbirken.com/robots.txt I guess he though of that. # (This is not the SEO site in question) User-Agent: * Allow: /
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by webhat 13y ago
The art of liquid cooling has been demonstrated by Aquasar and put to work inside the German supercomputer SuperMUC which - *perversely* - harnesses warm water to cool its circuits. How is it perverse to cool hot circuits with
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Snapchat hands over some unopened messages to law enforcement(theverge.com)
3 points by webhat 13y ago|0 comments
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What Makes Malcolm Gladwell Fascinating(linkedin.com)
5 points by webhat 13y ago|9 comments
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by webhat 13y ago
They are apologizing for pulling the piece re-posted here: http://mikethemadbiologist.com/2013/10/12/want-to-know-what-...
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A Message from Mariette DiChristina, Editor in Chief(blogs.scientificamerican.com)
6 points by webhat 13y ago|1 comments
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Use localStorage for Google Analytics tracking when available(github.com)
1 points by webhat 13y ago|0 comments
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by webhat 13y ago
They don't think people know. Or they assume you won't logout to look at somebody's page, I guess somebody forgot to tell them about Incognito browser windows.
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JustFab Raises Another $40M Led By Hong Kong’s Shining Capital(techcrunch.com)
44 points by webhat 13y ago|49 comments
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by webhat 13y ago
Thanks for the information, I was guilty of perpetuating this myth too.
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by webhat 13y ago
There was recently an article posted on HN which discussed something similar for the US troops who where captured during their adventures in South East Asia and Korea. (Tried to find it and failed.) The Chinese were, and probably are, exper
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by webhat 13y ago
So the moral of the story is that Python makes it simple and elegant to write stream-processors on line-buffered data-streams. I thought every language had this or a similar method as a best practice when processing 'large&#x
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Git-pulls: Manage GitHub pull requests from the command line(thechangelog.com)
1 points by webhat 13y ago|0 comments
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by webhat 13y ago
Another issue I see is that it doesn't take into account any of the elements which are already in position. Placing the small circle over the large circle hides it.
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Friendly, intelligent flash cards(ankisrs.net)
2 points by webhat 13y ago|0 comments
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by webhat 13y ago
I'm always bewildered by "experts" like Francis Fukuyama saying that liberalization in China will lead to Democracy, that really shows that they don't really understand how the current Chinese system works. As for the el
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Check out our neuroscience based music channels(focusatwill.com)
1 points by webhat 13y ago|0 comments
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by webhat 13y ago
Whose lawn is it?
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by webhat 13y ago
I also think ageism is dumb, however the age - 25 - that he mentioned isn't an arbitrary cut off point. There have been studies, such as by the National Institutes of Health that show that "the part of the brain that restrains ris
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Round half to even, of course(thoughtworks.github.io)
1 points by webhat 13y ago|0 comments
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by webhat 13y ago
If you really want to make $10000 be stupid.* Take a simple and successful app and do it better and sell it for less than the other guy. Don't try to be smart, innovative, or creative and hope that it succeeds, just be better. The stup
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by webhat 13y ago
Unpacking works great when it's clear what the tasks are going to be. In my experience the bulk of the work does not go into the project or tool itself, i.e. completing the tasks, but rather into resolving issues. I usually estimate th
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by webhat 13y ago
Having actually watched this a number of times I was amazed that everybody just believed the hype. What I was most amused by is Nestlé taking tap water for free, bottling and selling it back to you.

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