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yahelc
15y ago
It's certainly in Apple's interest that this pass. Less piracy -> More iTunes customers. More iTunes customers -> More iOS devices sold. More iOS devices sold -> More profit for Apple.
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Tracking Offline Events with Google Analytics
(stackoverflow.com)
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The military (kind of).
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yahelc
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Weirdly, for me, doesn't work on Chrome 14, but does work in Firefox 6.
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15y ago
I always feel bad for companies trying to show off a higher resolution screen -- if my screen has a lower resolution, by definition it's kind of hard for my screen to accurately portray its quality; at best I can only see what my screen can
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From the JSPerf FAQ http://jsperf.com/faq Why does jsPerf use a Java applet on test pages? Do I have to enable Java to use jsPerf? The applet you’re talking about is just a clever trick we’re using to expose Java’s nan
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yahelc
15y ago
This is kind of a cool debug interface. Anyone feel like forking it and putting it on Github?
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This is a good piece, but, this is well-trodden ground. This is "economies of agglomeration", and it's basic urban economics. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economies_of_agglomeration
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15y ago
Ironically, immediately after reading these guidelines, I checked my email and had just received an email from Mozilla's mailing list service that contained my password in plaintext. Oops. (To be fair, it looks like they're just using Mailm
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I think the difference is that ideone is actually running those languages on the backend, whereas this is running JS-based interpreters in the browser.
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They require that you host your payments in HTTPS. https://stripe.com/help/ssl They themselves are PCI Compliant. https://stripe.com/security
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Honestly, I think they're probably feeling validated. GA is a 2000 pound gorilla, but this offering is very light compared to what some of the other dedicated Real Time Analytics providers give. It's possible they'll build it out further,
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15y ago
No. The real-time reporting is a separate section; this change doesn't mean anything for the data in the regular reporting sections. The data Real Time uses is unfiltered and raw, and only limited dimensions are available: Geographic source
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It looks like someone might have already nabbed unhacker.com: http://stylate.com/portfolio/unhacker-com/
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15y ago
This is, of course, bizarrely arbitrary, since its assuming there's any underlying meaning to the ordering of the English alphabet (since, ya know, there isn't).
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15y ago
I'm not cheap ;) But seriously, you requested that someone make the t-shirt, implying you were willing to reward the effort; I figured I might sell 1, and get, what, $4 for 20 minutes of work I did at 1:30am?
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15y ago
Boom: http://www.zazzle.com/coders_think_businesses_are_just_code_...
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15y ago
Ask and ye shall receive: http://www.zazzle.com/coders_think_businesses_are_just_code_...
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How do you fallback to a local stylesheet if your CDN fails?
(stackoverflow.com)
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There's an unofficial way (basically, grabbing it the same way their widget gets it); here's a rough gist of how you do it in Python: https://gist.github.com/57028738e649c15c3b15 I extract it for use in http://SharedCount.com
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15y ago
You're not wrong. In one prison, for example, cans of Mackerel served as an internal currency precisely because they had no inherent value. http://online.wsj.com/article/SB122290720439096481.html
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There's an easy solution here: Load Google Analytics locally. There's no urgent need to load ga.js from Google's servers; there are benefits, namely speed, utilizing client cache, and getting updates, but its core functionality does not rel
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Without performance tuning, this will take my SharedCount API ( http://sharedcount.com ) from ~$0.50/month to $750 per month, post discount. Unless I can tune it significantly, I'll almost certainly have to shut the API down.
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And, thus, http://shanzhaioff.com/favicon.ico
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+1. Also, while gerrymandering is indeed an abhorrent practice, its not clear it actually leads, in aggregate, to more extreme politicians. Gerrymandering is a delicate balance, and is often designed to create "just safe enough" seats (rule
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Definitely worth overclocking it; it regresses to ~4469ms post 3.0.2 upgrade without overclocking.
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I imagine a lot of potential attendees (myself included) were dissuaded from attending by the hurricane.
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It was the one given away at Google I/O, but without any OS updates applied since then.
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Tell HN: Sunspider Benchmarks for TouchPad, iPad 1 and 2, and Galaxy Tab
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Weird. It got stripped out somehow. Thanks for pointing it out; fixed.
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