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  1. Ruby Prism Skill – CLI skill for understanding Ruby files (github.com)
    3 points 1
  2. Content Security Policy (CSP): What Every Web Developer Must Know (akshaykhot.com)
    2 points 0
  3. About Coinhive (phoboslab.org)
    3 points 0
  4. Docker Compose (aka fig) Released (github.com)
    15 points 1
  5. President Obama Is Waging a War on Hackers (wired.com)
    2 points 2
  6. Vagrant 1.7.0 Released (groups.google.com)
    2 points 1
  7. Twitter hacked, prompting flood of password reset e-mails (washingtonpost.com)
    6 points 2
  8. The Best of the Best Boilerplates/Bootstraps (web-design-weekly.com)
    3 points 0
  9. Notch Live Streaming 0x10c (twitch.tv)
    6 points 0
  10. New Internet Explorer will come in two flavors (asia.cnet.com)
    1 points 0
  11. MongoDB and Software Version Numbers (andrewhampton.posterous.com)
    1 points 1
  12. Sony to restore PSN services, compensate customers (news.cnet.com)
    1 points 0
  13. NYC judge calls off plans for Google library (breitbart.com)
    1 points 0
  14. Impact (Javascript Game Engine) Sales Report (phoboslab.org)
    57 points 11
  15. Google requests delay of new Google TVs (news.cnet.com)
    1 points 0
  16. Show HN: Top Comment Highlighter

    I wrote a quick and dirty script that I wanted to share with HN. This bookmarklet will put a border around the top 10 comments on any comments page so you can quickly see what comments other readers find valueable. Just…

    8 points 2
  17. Interesting Navigation Elements Next to the Scrollbar on MSN.com (today.msnbc.msn.com)
    1 points 0
  18. Node.js 2.2 released (groups.google.com)
    3 points 2
  19. French Senate passes ban of full Muslim veils (news.yahoo.com)
    1 points 0
  20. Reddit ‘excited’ about chance to eat Digg’s lunch (venturebeat.com)
    32 points 24
  21. Firefox will support VP8 (aka WebM) (hacks.mozilla.org)
    83 points 16
  22. Google may exit China on 4/10 (news.cnet.com)
    4 points 1
  23. Character Encoding Issues with China's New ID System (nytimes.com)

    "The bureau’s computers, however, are programmed to read only 32,252 of the roughly 55,000 Chinese characters, according to a 2006 government report. The result is that Miss Ma and at least some of the 60 million other…

    2 points 0