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by yogo 13y ago
./drivers/scsi/qlogicpti.h Am I fucking pedantic or what?
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by yogo 13y ago
I couldn't have put this better myself, it's exactly the first thing I thought once I came on HN and saw this essay. It's just more fuel for the fire, which is a good thing when that's what you want. PG never struck me a
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by yogo 13y ago
> On the other hand, if actual core IP (like code and business documents) is going to be seen in detail This is what I always look for in an NDA or I don't sign one. People generally take some generic NDA contract they found onlin
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by yogo 13y ago
Me too, I would like to move away from needing to depend on things like jquery ui, but let's not forget how we got here. It might eventually get to live up to its promises, but until all browsers are at the same place in terms of compa
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by yogo 13y ago
Thanks, that's the reeking I was referring to :)
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by yogo 13y ago
I like progress but I think this deserves all the criticism it gets. Okay, so it may be a cleaner way to markup richer controls on a page but it's essentially $('.some-class').controlPlugin({ opt: ... }); (I'm not sayin
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by yogo 13y ago
> With their recent changes, users downloading from SourceForge now receive a special closed source installer which attempts to foist unrelated third party software onto them. I think this deserves an obligatory "if you aren'
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by yogo 13y ago
> There is a non-trivial possibility that Facebook/Google etc become lumbering giants just like MSFT If history serves as an indicator, I would say the chances of that happening are relatively high.
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by yogo 13y ago
It could be the dawn of a new era for Microsoft. The company's stock didn't do anything exciting in the last decade but to Ballmer's credit he did keep the ship afloat.
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by yogo 13y ago
Neat. It's almost like a two-flat haha
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by yogo 13y ago
I guess it comes down to personal preference but I've always thought Firebug beats Elements and Resources in Chrome. It is much faster to filter with tabs than digging through a tree IMO.
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by yogo 13y ago
Nice work... Bob :)
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by yogo 13y ago
Not a bad pay day for a critical bug. Forget the black market, hypothetically speaking I wonder how much an ad agency would have paid for something like this if they can use/abuse it for a week before fb catching on (assuming the agenc
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by yogo 13y ago
Maybe there could be a Vim Users Anonymous or something.
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by yogo 13y ago
I like using this for ajax file uploads. For example, in a photo gallery with thumbnails already occupying the client area then it's a convenient place to indicate upload progress from a drag + drop without placing a temp element in th
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by yogo 13y ago
Exactly! In any kind of support role the number one pattern you observe is that there is always a lack of information. Maybe they are flooded to the point where they really cannot respond to these reports, but from what I've seen over
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by yogo 13y ago
My example involved deleting two lines, which you can accomplish with '2dd', 'dj', 'dddd', etc. When my hands are on my keyboard 'dj' is my personal preference. The parent poster was using arrow keys
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by yogo 13y ago
Interesting. I'm curious as to how and what you use vim for. I find it hard to believe that anyone would seriously do something like d + down arrow with dj available. All of those seconds (it takes me more than a second to go to the ar
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by yogo 13y ago
Out of habit I used jj to escape. A touch of inoremap would help this game :)
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by yogo 13y ago
I like the way the Stripe documentation is done. I've seen other tools/libs use a similar format but I'm not sure what the underlying doc generator is.
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by yogo 13y ago
Interesting product. They also have a mariadb engine (different use cases).
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by yogo 13y ago
This is good to hear and will make me try it too. High disk space utilization was something I experienced with mongodb back in the day and that caused me to lose interest (not sure if they're better about it these days). There's p
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by yogo 13y ago
I've actually had a different experience where clients are now requesting Stripe. My situation is unique in that across various sites clients got to experience PayPal, Braintree and Stripe. Due to a range of reasons with the flow of Pa
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by yogo 13y ago
There are quite a few ways you can accomplish this with Linux + Postfix (other MTAs too) but since you have specific email addresses you want to process mail for as in this scenario the quickest way would be to have an alias[1] pipe to it t
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by yogo 13y ago
But then why have coupons and just offer money off to everyone? Why would you offer a discount to people when you can make more money by not offering a discount? To me I see the coupon as a reward to the people that know about it. Plus if
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by yogo 13y ago
Is the site hosted on a shared hosting plan? I've seen similar attacks to this on GoDaddy and HostGator where all evidence seems to suggest that it was either via ftp access or compromised cpanel. Cpanel was definitely compromised on h
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by yogo 13y ago
Isn't topcoder still the king of this kind of thing. I don't think they particularly market it as being geared at hiring but companies definitely hire from there (I know UBS likes to) and your score does reflect on your ability, a
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by yogo 13y ago
Usually there is some kind of sandboxing in place. That way you can limit what the code is allowed to execute. For e.g. in PHP you would probably use Runkit[1] for this. 1. http://php.net/manual/en/book.runkit.php
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by yogo 13y ago
This is the most annoying thing about most blogs, and like others on HN I don't bother to visit the main page since I'm usually in reading mode (hand on mouse, away from keyboard). To their credit there is also an About StatusPage
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by yogo 13y ago
No one knows what the future holds. With great value and service there could be a price change or they could be acquired (a la slicehost), but I think it's very hard to depend on some of providers in that price range with poor connecti

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