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zizee
14y ago
Looks nice. My biggest feedback is that there is no "Join now" link/button, just a login. I presume that if you try and login without an account it will go ahead and sign you up, but it is not obvious. Also the line "All events on Voost are
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zizee
14y ago
Often people will store the password salt alongside their password hashes*, so if someone has the user table they would have the salts. --- At Authic.com we are investigating the practicalities of storing salts in a separate database from t
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zizee
14y ago
It would increase the likelihood of more common passwords being present in the list giving the attackers insight into what hashing technique was being used to store the passwords. But the difference between 10,000 hashes and 10,000,000 woul
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zizee
14y ago
Do you also offer your own login forms?
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zizee
14y ago
What do people think about outsourcing your authentication to someone else? Full Disclosure: I'm currently working on a brandable authentication host ( http://www.authic.com ) that will outsource the pain of storing your password hashes sec
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zizee
14y ago
Do the dollar amounts mentioned in the article include pre/post operation work? Or just the actual operation itself? If it is just the time in the operating theatre then 1.4k is not too shabby for a couple of hours work (i am guessing that
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zizee
14y ago
Awesome news. Like many Australian devs I have been feeling a distinct lack of love from other payment solutions. And now I see in a comment above that braintree is on its was as well. Who knows, maybe VCs will start investing in Aussie bas
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zizee
14y ago
Perhaps he should learn to get better with the flute he has and then he can graduate to the more advanced tool. Perhaps there are different tools for different levels of experience. Much like software.
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zizee
14y ago
I think this video is a great way to start limbering up peoples brains with regard to the vastness of space. The scales shown in the video are truly difficult to wrap your head around - and it's just the size of various stars - it hardly to
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The biggest stars in the universe - a visual comparison of heavenly bodies
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14y ago
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zizee
14y ago
If a nuclear power plant blows up, the whole area is going to look for years to come like a scene from a apocalyptic movie Chernobyl is actually a wildlife wonderland now people can't live in the area. Animals don't deem to have a problem
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zizee
14y ago
First read this book about 3 years ago and immediately started telling people about it. Really spoke to me. With this free release I have started emailing people about it all over again.
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zizee
14y ago
Personally I find that epub rearranges itself better for font size / screen size that a smart phone offers. PDFs are usually painful to read because you have to scroll the page sideways to get the font size I like. But from memory the book
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zizee
14y ago
It sort of looks like the bottle has been coated on the inside with oil. Because of the chemical similarities between oil and plastics, oil really sticks to plastic, creating a hard to remove oily coating on plastic surfaces. You really not
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zizee
14y ago
Looks interesting, but I don't have time to dig deeper into it at the moment. Anyone in the know care to tldr; this? I'd be especially interested to hear what are the innovations that make this different from existing small aircraft.
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zizee
15y ago
This is sort of true. If you want to use the account as a developer account you have to register your phone number. Also probably to advertise. I recently wanted to create an "Admin" account for a client I was developing a web-app for as I
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zizee
15y ago
I'd like to be able to change my username, without losing my comment history and karma.
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zizee
15y ago
This raises an interesting question: what sort of rights a Human-Ape hybrid would have. Is it an animal, or a human?
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zizee
15y ago
I was driving to the beach with my wife and the question of whether it was possible to create a half-human, half ape hybrid (much like a liger or mule) popped into my head. I thought that someone must have tried it out* so a quick google ca
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zizee
15y ago
I missed this the first time, perhaps you could provide a link to the HN thread from a month ago.
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zizee
15y ago
By 1929, the plan was to have five women be artificially inseminated, and then live at Ivanov's institute with a gynecologist for one full year. But just as the first woman volunteer was secured, known only to history as "G", Tarzan died.
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Stalin's Human-Ape Hybrids
(skeptoid.com)
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15y ago
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zizee
15y ago
I think that different people are affected by noise more than others and I put it down to the learning style that person gravitates towards. My wife is an auditory learner, where I am more visual. I have real trouble paying attention to con
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zizee
15y ago
Has this blog gone down after only four comments? I hope one of the startup ideas he is sick of is not reliable blog hosting...
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zizee
15y ago
Agreed, one should never start work with a new client without an advance. It doesn't need to be big, but get the client to put some skin in the game. Also, regular progress payments are essential. You don't want to be in the hole 10k to som
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zizee
15y ago
Then don't take payment via credit card. Only accept cash transfers, cash, or bank cheques.
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zizee
15y ago
http://m.urbandictionary.com/#define?term=red%20headed%20ste... You are right, the "redheaded" part of the phrase is simply meant to imply the child is obviously not a legitimate child of the parent (who is assumed to be a non-redhead). S
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zizee
15y ago
No offense taken. I'm actually not sensitive about their red hair, I love it and the hair of their very sexy redhead mother. I guess I must have misnderstood the colloquialism as I read it as similar humor to this http://smh.drive.com.au/g
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zizee
15y ago
I wonder if wildbit considered selling the product to someone who could give it some love? Perhaps it could have been similar to this recent story: http://www.softwarebyrob.com/2012/01/25/the-inside-story-of-...
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zizee
15y ago
A lot of good points here. Perhaps I should grow a thicker skin, but as a father of two redhead children I found the use of the expression "redhead stepchild" offensive. Mostly because I'd hate them to read something like that and think tha
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