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by badboy 14y ago
Github itself is a Github project, therefore using anything other than the API would be some code duplication. Merging, Pull-Requests, Branches, Issues: all this is already covered when using the normal API. I'm sure it could be "more effic
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by badboy 14y ago
Wrap it in $() to execute. And even if you pipe it into a file, no chmod is required. "sh file" works as it should
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An update about Redis 2.6 and Sentinel(antirez.com)
5 points by badboy 14y ago|0 comments
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by badboy 14y ago
Besides that it's a shame that the option to just get the stream running in VLC is such a hassle (with VLC I get much lower CPU usage + the ability to freely move and resize the video and place it somewhere on my second screen, even fullscr
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by badboy 14y ago
Atleast the archlinux.org forum has the geekiest "Captcha"-system I came across so far: What is the output of "date -u +%W$(uname)|sha256sum|sed 's/\W//g'"? (This is not to prevent bots, but to prevent human spammers)
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The bitter taste of good intentions(blogs.mnt.se)
1 points by badboy 14y ago|0 comments
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Name It(robots.thoughtbot.com)
2 points by badboy 14y ago|0 comments
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by badboy 14y ago
Oh sorry. Came across this story today and didn't check the post for a correct date.
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by badboy 14y ago
Yeah, "leaked" is quite a statement here. The full source code is on github. Should be clear that someone will post a debug build of that, right?
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by badboy 14y ago
Just change the current working directory in the script before running the task. No need to move them then.
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How to Screencast Your Talk(zachholman.com)
1 points by badboy 14y ago|0 comments
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Octokindle - customize your kindle with octocats(madebygraham.com)
1 points by badboy 14y ago|0 comments
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by badboy 14y ago
Atleast I can login to "old" greplin when using https://www.cueup.com/auth#login_
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by badboy 14y ago
I'm currently reading it. It gives a rather basic C introduction (I skipped it) but then it goes into explaining how to inject shell codes, using buffer overflows and getting deep into the assembly of programs. It's definitely great for a s
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by badboy 14y ago
The site is not responding, so I can't read the article and there's nothing in the google cache for now.
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by badboy 14y ago
Too bad the site seems down. Anyone here with a copy of the article?
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by badboy 14y ago
I learned today that for data analysis they still stick with SQL (and some fancy MapReduce stuff underneath)
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by badboy 14y ago
What is "unreal" about current NoSQL Databases?
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by badboy 14y ago
Your code breaks for me when the "hacker-typed" text reaches an UTF-8 symbol (← for example)
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by badboy 14y ago
Does it work for free users yet? Last time I tried it didn't. I would like to test their service before I pay them.
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by badboy 14y ago
Awesome work. Just do me one favour: Add "return false" to the function bound to "space", otherwise the page scrolls when I hit it to pause.
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by badboy 14y ago
Not too much time but fun spending their time on things like that.
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by badboy 14y ago
Nope, no switch. Dropbox free user with 12Gb of space.
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by badboy 14y ago
Wow, they have a huge, annoying flash video on the bottom left. Good that I use FlashBlock.
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by badboy 14y ago
+1 for undo option. I find undo always better than confirming deletion.
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Shellshow - Slideshow in your terminal(suso.suso.org)
1 points by badboy 14y ago|0 comments
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by badboy 14y ago
That's not only the case for media files but for everything you try to download via the included download manager. And that sucks pretty much.
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by badboy 14y ago
Wow, BasicAuth is quite unusable these days. Disallowing BasicAuth in typed-in urls is just one side. The other thing is that I can't use BasicAuth to download files on Android[1] (and that bug is 4 years old) [1]: http://code.google.com/p
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A behind-the-scenes look at Facebook release engineering(arstechnica.com)
1 points by badboy 14y ago|0 comments
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by badboy 14y ago
It's not. It's just a simple Ruby server script. Works just fine on *nix machines.

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