reddiculon

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   by reddiculon 14y ago

   Just enter your email address to see if you're in one of the dumps. You can use usernames too, but there is a much higher chance of a false-positives. No personal data is stored on the server. Only SHA2 hashes of a unique identifier, such
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   A quick and safe way to see if your accounts are compromised.(amidumped.com)

   3 points by reddiculon 14y ago|1 comments
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   Don't open this link on Mountain Lion(jsfiddle.net)

   2 points by reddiculon 14y ago|0 comments
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   by reddiculon 14y ago

   I agree; that and being able to tag and comment on aliases. Some way of posting alternatives for the same task would be great too.
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   by reddiculon 14y ago

   I'm sure you mean "fixded" ;)
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   by reddiculon 14y ago

   Link for the lazy: https://alias.uservoice.com/
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   by reddiculon 14y ago

   Thanks, that was sort of what I was getting at. I'm building a browser based synth (not quite ready yet), and these are for it.
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   by reddiculon 14y ago

   This is good news, though I don't see it becoming a standard any time soon without a way of blocking nefarious sites from taking hold of people's pointers. Perhaps a browser warning bar when a site tries to lock the cursor (or does this al
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   Another jQuery knob plugin(domitable.com)

   2 points by reddiculon 14y ago|2 comments
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    by reddiculon 14y ago

    My jQuery knob plugin called knobRot has relative controls. It uses sprites rather than canvas, and there are a few other issues in the tracker, but you can see a demo here: http://www.domitable.com/static/side-projects/jquery-plugins...