That's like, way insightful, like, man. Pass the J?
I'm not telling you how to live your life. Please, feel free to take ridiculous risks. Give up all your worldly possessions and move to the SF bay area. Start boring web 2.0 apps. Do a startup or whatever. Go to burning…
He's right-- if you're about to die, there are no limitations. You can, for example, cook meth with one of your former students. The problem is when you're not about to die. Then embarrassment and failure are real…
Or http://thepiratebay.org/
> I'm suprised that party which seeks to seriously impair (if not completely blow) the software industry gets so much applause here. Yeah, you may want to explain exactly how. To me it seems like the pirate party's…
Subjective. I use Firefox because it's a more stable, modern, and featureful browser than Chromium in my opinion. That doesn't make one of us more "on the edge" than the other. You're basically saying that since one…
In BB's defense, GH's issue system is horribly underpowered too.
I way overpay for my phone plan. I pay for it because i have to, not because the pricing is fair. If you charge $400 to update your client's web site, you're just price gouging because they don't know any better.…
Blog post by schacon trash talking bitbucket in 3... 2... 1...
Erm, it's not vaporware. GApps has had this feature for years now, they're just rebranding it as google drive to compete with dropbox.
Whoa dude, $392.10 for you to just change content on a site? Set up a CMS and let the client change it themselves.
> My advice to anybody here who's currently building one of the four dozen photo tweeting services/Facebook cookie cleaners/thing-that-fixes-the-css-on-hackernews's that get submitted here every day: Stop. Hi. I…
They both install and run, but they use beforeRequest and edit the page content. This works in theory, but in practice there is no guarantee that the script will be loaded into the page before the tracker assets are.…
127.0.0.1 facebook.com 127.0.0.1 www.facebook.com 127.0.0.1 connect.facebook.com 127.0.0.1 fbcdn.com
It all boils down to what you prefer. They're both relatively mature software packages that are being used by tons in production. Whichever you choose, you may find that http://socket.io/ saves you some time by…
He's not asking for a citation; grandparent said there was another discussion on the subject so parent (and I) wanted to read that discussion.
It's good etiquette to post the results page with the poll so that it benefits the entire community, not just yourself.
Current features: * Landing page * Sign up form
Haha, funny. Wait, that was a joke, right?
Yes. I recommended it to a few people squarely in it's target market and not a single one could understand HH, and not one even wanted to use it. The same people then learned various languages through different means…
That.. I had no idea that kind of chart existed. I think.. I think i need to sit down.
That's a really good point, but I'd prefer a poorly supported but secure version to a great GNU/Linux client with owners that lie about their ability to view your files.
That's really too bad, Apple could've forced Dropbox to shape up privacy and security wise and actually made it into something pretty cool.
Similar: http://robohash.org/ and http://gravatar.com/ (using the identicon feature)
Sorry, but this doesn't actually do anything. Using beforeRequest there is no guarantee that your script will be loaded in time to block the request, so in practice you only end up blocking facebook trackers about 50%…
That's like, way insightful, like, man. Pass the J?
I'm not telling you how to live your life. Please, feel free to take ridiculous risks. Give up all your worldly possessions and move to the SF bay area. Start boring web 2.0 apps. Do a startup or whatever. Go to burning…
He's right-- if you're about to die, there are no limitations. You can, for example, cook meth with one of your former students. The problem is when you're not about to die. Then embarrassment and failure are real…
Or http://thepiratebay.org/
> I'm suprised that party which seeks to seriously impair (if not completely blow) the software industry gets so much applause here. Yeah, you may want to explain exactly how. To me it seems like the pirate party's…
Subjective. I use Firefox because it's a more stable, modern, and featureful browser than Chromium in my opinion. That doesn't make one of us more "on the edge" than the other. You're basically saying that since one…
In BB's defense, GH's issue system is horribly underpowered too.
I way overpay for my phone plan. I pay for it because i have to, not because the pricing is fair. If you charge $400 to update your client's web site, you're just price gouging because they don't know any better.…
Blog post by schacon trash talking bitbucket in 3... 2... 1...
Erm, it's not vaporware. GApps has had this feature for years now, they're just rebranding it as google drive to compete with dropbox.
Whoa dude, $392.10 for you to just change content on a site? Set up a CMS and let the client change it themselves.
> My advice to anybody here who's currently building one of the four dozen photo tweeting services/Facebook cookie cleaners/thing-that-fixes-the-css-on-hackernews's that get submitted here every day: Stop. Hi. I…
They both install and run, but they use beforeRequest and edit the page content. This works in theory, but in practice there is no guarantee that the script will be loaded into the page before the tracker assets are.…
127.0.0.1 facebook.com 127.0.0.1 www.facebook.com 127.0.0.1 connect.facebook.com 127.0.0.1 fbcdn.com
It all boils down to what you prefer. They're both relatively mature software packages that are being used by tons in production. Whichever you choose, you may find that http://socket.io/ saves you some time by…
He's not asking for a citation; grandparent said there was another discussion on the subject so parent (and I) wanted to read that discussion.
It's good etiquette to post the results page with the poll so that it benefits the entire community, not just yourself.
Current features: * Landing page * Sign up form
Haha, funny. Wait, that was a joke, right?
Yes. I recommended it to a few people squarely in it's target market and not a single one could understand HH, and not one even wanted to use it. The same people then learned various languages through different means…
That.. I had no idea that kind of chart existed. I think.. I think i need to sit down.
That's a really good point, but I'd prefer a poorly supported but secure version to a great GNU/Linux client with owners that lie about their ability to view your files.
That's really too bad, Apple could've forced Dropbox to shape up privacy and security wise and actually made it into something pretty cool.
Similar: http://robohash.org/ and http://gravatar.com/ (using the identicon feature)
Sorry, but this doesn't actually do anything. Using beforeRequest there is no guarantee that your script will be loaded in time to block the request, so in practice you only end up blocking facebook trackers about 50%…