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Bloom-Filter Art: Encode words in a heart; Send it to someone special
(improbable-heart.com)
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nait
7mo ago
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7mo ago
Finished by accident on valentines day. Create a heart that is only encoded within the URL. The recipient can guess its content. If you're interested how it works, be sure to look at the background page.
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Reversible Text Transformation to Improve Compression
(en.wikipedia.org)
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10y ago
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nait
11y ago
You could try adding a "Social Lite Deals" page where you put affiliate offers (e.g. stuff with reduced prices from Amazon). This way you provide some kind of additional value and don't risk offending your user base. Granted
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Getting started with designing a Secure REST (Web) API
(thebuzzmedia.com)
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nait
15y ago
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nait
15y ago
Using random characters you're lucky you didn't use the first, third, fifth and tenth character as a "descriptive" term. ;) And a bit on topic even though it's not a blog. How about "The Bug of the Month" of the makers of lint? http://www.
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nait
15y ago
Given that the knowledge about correct parts of a password based on known sources (pi, peace and war, song lyrics etc) drastically reduces the amount of possible solutions. But how would an attacker figure out the first part of such a passw
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nait
15y ago
Also keep an eye out for the printed version. Every now and then Intel offers the printed version for free (including shipping).
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nait
15y ago
Thanks for the tip. I'll take a look into it.
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nait
15y ago
Apart from contract work, there's currently only one. It's called Snippets ( http://www.snippets.eu ). It replaces the caps lock key with note taking functionality. Although I wouldn't call it profitable, still trying to figure out how to g
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nait
16y ago
I agree. The arms race of building 'better' copy protections instead of continous improvement of your product won't do you any good. I think the main key is deciding on the investment. The amount of time put into those things can be express
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nait
16y ago
Here are some more bit hack algorithms http://www.aggregate.org/MAGIC/ The intersection of tricks on all those sites is quite large but on every one of them there's something you haven't seen before. By the way if you like to wrap your mi
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nait
16y ago
It seems like he still needs to proof that his idea is working. Other scientist say that it seems to be a good idea. So investing in this is a huge risk since even though the concept might actually work it may turn out that there's economic
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16y ago
This seems to be a list of fake names and addresses. See http://gist.github.com/192658/ef073d2c9109b9da8d439a5976fee7... The list of names is similar to the one you linked to. Searching for "github dodgit" did the trick. How come i search
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Rate my MVP: Taking notes while keeping your flow (Windows)
(snippets.eu)
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16y ago
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16y ago
Does the problem only occur when you're writing code at work? What I mean is if this is work related, perhaps you want check your mental model of the work and the results expected from you. For example: I spent too much time considering (mo
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nait
16y ago
In a way this also applies to creating things in your spare time. Many side projects I worked on ended in a dusty archive. Just because I wondered to much about possible problems. This is my first post here and I would like to add that it's