whimsy

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by whimsy 17y ago
Is this the same uDP that was in bittorrent mainline blog post recently?
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by whimsy 17y ago
It's not even working for me. Also CA.
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by whimsy 17y ago
prgmr.com does VPS's also, and you should be able to install FreeBSD on their VPS
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by whimsy 17y ago
consistant->consistent
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by whimsy 17y ago
Did someone jump the gun? I can't get to http://registration.geek/ It seems to be a problem for others as well. http://downforeveryoneorjustme.com/http://registration.geek Also, there seems to be an authority established for the A recor
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by whimsy 17y ago
Downvote and flag make sense to me, but (pardon me if this is defined elsewhere) what's this "topcolor" thing?
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by whimsy 17y ago
I preferred Codeswarm; it better depicted what was getting edited a lot, and also general edit volume over time. If Grouce could add these things (or if Codewarm could make it clearer would was performing edits) that would be awesome.
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by whimsy 17y ago
It also analyzes what sort of language people tend to be receptive to (at least on dating sites... possibly elsewhere, too). This could be useful if you're trying to create a rapport with users on your own website (albeit through one way co
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by whimsy 17y ago
escapepod.org
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by whimsy 17y ago
It was not always this way.
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by whimsy 17y ago
IMO, you ought to add regular weather to your site, too - people are more likely to see your data if they're visiting your site for information regularly already.
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by whimsy 17y ago
http://orgmode.org/ maybe?
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by whimsy 17y ago
I'm using rt right now. I like using its interface, but there are others on my team who never log in through the web; they update tickets solely via e-mail. It would be nice if they were able to change metadata of the ticket (new, open, res
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by whimsy 17y ago
If you're particularly worried about this sort of thing, you can wrap your prompt in : and ; i.e. : user@host $ ; Source is http://www.faqs.org/docs/Linux-HOWTO/Bash-Prompt-HOWTO.html#...
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by whimsy 17y ago
Security through obscurity is obviously crap, but I suspect some of that "aggregation value" == more script kiddies hammering my servers.
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by whimsy 17y ago
This was posted 498 days ago as well. Relevant comment page is here: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=158948 I'm not saying a repost is bad. We clearly have a lot of new users from the last 500 days. However, it would be cool if there
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by whimsy 17y ago
There doesn't seem to be much correlation between buttons and what happens on the page. Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; U; Intel Mac OS X 10.5; en-US; rv:1.9.1.2) Gecko/20090729 Firefox/3.5.2 For example, if I click on one revision (Gerry Giraffe)
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by whimsy 17y ago
Make sure you have flash enabled for the site.
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by whimsy 17y ago
Whoo. I'm on chapter six so far - I really dig Cory Doctorow's work. How much of the stuff in this book is real, and how much of it is made up? The trolls seem like a great idea (and I think there's an inside joke there, too). The RFID trac
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by whimsy 17y ago
It didn't seem that long to me. A lot of griping could be prevented if the "Registration" button said something else, like the number of steps left. Perhaps if it said something like... 2 steps left... 1 step left... All done!
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by whimsy 17y ago
What did he have to lose? The researcher had already penetrated his botnet, and if he was hidden behind an "anonymous proxy chain" then his identity wasn't at risk, non?
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by whimsy 17y ago
Try "software hacker." Why go to the effort of making up a new word when there are two already established that will do just fine?
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by whimsy 17y ago
This was also on HN a while back: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=589346 I find the version linked on HN, from dennisdutton.com, much more readable. EDIT: Your link could be considered "closer to the source," though, seeing as it's th
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by whimsy 17y ago
fonbois = fan boys?