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Rezact, New JavaScript Framework(twitter.com)
2 points by aes 3y ago|1 comments
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A14X Bionic allegedly benchmarked days before Apple Silicon Mac event(appleinsider.com)
2 points by aes 6y ago|0 comments
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Open color is a color scheme for UI design(yeun.github.io)
4 points by aes 10y ago|0 comments
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Return true to win(alf.nu)
2 points by aes 10y ago|0 comments
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Why You Need Cohorts to Improve Your Retention(amplitude.com)
1 points by aes 11y ago|0 comments
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Node.js 4 gets an A+ for SSL Labs with no configuration(certsimple.com)
1 points by aes 11y ago|0 comments
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What PostgreSQL has over other open source SQL databases: Part I(compose.io)
15 points by aes 11y ago|0 comments
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VPSDime(vpsdime.com)
1 points by aes 11y ago|1 comments
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by aes 13y ago
Just from looking the code it seems pretty sloppy, not what I would expect from security sensitive code. Mixed tabs and spaces, inconsistent indentation, two empty lines in a row, sometimes "if (...)" and sometimes "if(...)&q
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by aes 13y ago
Jewelry.
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by aes 13y ago
A human-friendly JSON-like serialization format. Time permitting, a simple bitcoin gambling site. Time permitting, a really easy way to do microdonations.
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Ghost(blog.ghost.org)
1 points by aes 13y ago|0 comments
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Google music all access(play.google.com)
1 points by aes 13y ago|0 comments
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by aes 13y ago
>> "Especially for common workflow tasks like switching from an app to 1Password and back to the app." > Use the task switcher, which is now much faster than before? This was actually one of the "Wow! They've th
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by aes 13y ago
Let's see... No HTML allowed - ok - I just don't buy the explanation. A better way to sell it would be "A 100% secure Markdown clone you can use on the web with no questions asked, no HTML injection possible because no HTML
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by aes 13y ago
And ThinkPads used to have a fingerprint sensor, many years ago. It's not that the technology itself is very cutting edge, or even claimed to be. (Of course, marketing claims anything to be cutting-edge. Apple's marketing doubl
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by aes 13y ago
They don't even say fingerprints are not uploaded: According to the press release, "fingerprint information [...] is never stored on Apple servers or backed up to iCloud." But nowhere do they claim it doesn't ever leave
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by aes 13y ago
Assuming the phone isn't locked. A combination with email confirmation plus two-step verification like Google Authenticator could work as well.
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Strategic rationale for Microsoft-Nokia deal(microsoft.com)
3 points by aes 13y ago|0 comments
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by aes 13y ago
1. Writing a blog post about this - good 2. Naming and shaming the company - better 3. Quitting your job and letting them know about it - even better
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by aes 13y ago
Here's a data point for you: For me, the text on that article felt way too big when viewed in a full screen browser on a 1280x800 display. Frankly, it's about as bad as if the font-size were 12px or 13px. Resizing the browser win
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by aes 14y ago
Ok, you'll have to run it through the compiler first with the -m option: test.coffee: require 'source-map-support' throw new Error("Test") Now do: npm install source-map-support coffee -c -m test.coffee node test.js This
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by aes 14y ago
So is there a way to use the source maps with node.js stacktraces? Specifically, I tried this test.coffee: throw new Error("Test") Now running it with coffee test.coffee still reports the wrong line number in the stack trace.
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by aes 14y ago
I tested this on my @me.com account, and it's exactly how it works. Email containing the words "barely legal teens" is simply dropped. I find it obscene to an Orwellian extent that Apple actually seems to think that no valid email would eve
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by aes 14y ago
Not really; as they say in the post itself, "Facebook’s business is different than Amazons and the impact on their business will be different." Amazon's core business is selling stuff to customers: additional latency might occasionally turn
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by aes 14y ago
On an iPad, the experience seems to be identical to using http://here.net/ in Safari. So this is not particularly big news.
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by aes 14y ago
Funny, I was just reading this on an iPhone and it's completely legible (even in portrait mode).
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by aes 14y ago
Nifty project. But I have hard time believing that there still are web providers that don't support SSH. Are there any? Good ones?
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by aes 14y ago
Gizmodo's Apple coverage has been quite tasteless for some time now. Not much value in this article.
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by aes 14y ago
As also covered here http://www.powerpage.org/2012/09/27/apple-files-patent-for-i... and here http://www.pt-news.org/apple-inc-aapl-patent-shows-inductive...

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