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by ssafejava 13y ago
Anecdotes are one of the only real ways to get information on whether or not a hosting provider is any good. At least it cuts through the marketing BS. I generally track hosting company's Twitter accounts too - it's pretty telling
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by ssafejava 13y ago
I have the same issue with space on a 3-monitor setup. I simultaneously use Chrome, the Chrome inspector, an editor, terminal, Skype, an IRC client, sometimes Firefox, Finder, etc. There's always more things you can put up if you have
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by ssafejava 13y ago
So are cheeseburgers.
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by ssafejava 13y ago
Great job, I've been listening to the soundscapes for a while. Just wanted to point out that the title tag at http://mynoise.net/NoiseMachines/tripOfMindNoiseGenerator.ph... is misspelled - 'od' for &#x2
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by ssafejava 13y ago
The Closure Compiler on ADVANCED_OPTIMIZATIONS mode is a terrifying beast and only works on carefully-crafted code. It makes some astonishing optimizations, though. I encourage JS developers who strongly believe in distributing source along
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by ssafejava 13y ago
Yes, you can use Node Buffers (which are not that bad), or JS native Typed Arrays (which are also not that bad but a little clumsy). Yes, in embedded systems, that might be really important so it can get clumsy. It's not the best tool
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by ssafejava 13y ago
You could - but V8 is actually much faster than Ruby or Python, and JS syntax is quite good for I/O. Better than that, a ton of people know JS and the more developers find this accessible, the better.
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by ssafejava 13y ago
That's ridiculous and contributes nothing to the discussion. Javascript is a good programming language, in that it's expressive, fast (much faster than Python), and more importantly it runs everywhere. No ecosystem can grow with
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by ssafejava 13y ago
http://www.google.com/preferences , second box down.
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by ssafejava 13y ago
Obviously he's just joking, and most of the people in this thread got it. He's not incompetent, he wrote both Armitage and Cobalt Strike, and the latter has some really incredible features that are hard to find elsewhere. I'd
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by ssafejava 13y ago
This is really funny - but the content shows the author's dedication to teaching (and learning) penetration techniques, even when it involves his own software. I would imagine that losing potential customers isn't a concern becaus
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by ssafejava 13y ago
I haven't done it with VirtualBox, but I have with VMWare - it is monstrously slow, until you install VMSVGA2[1], then it's pretty gravy. It's not as quick as native but it's massively improved. Some applications render
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by ssafejava 13y ago
Interestingly, they used to just blur their text with effect, and the actual text was available in the source. I am not certain what prompted the change, but they now screenshot the text, blur it, and put the screenshot (!) in the page, pre
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by ssafejava 13y ago
You're right, and I wish we had. Instead we were just sort of stunned by the underwhelming ending and the crowd filtered out very quickly (there was no "drinkathon", we were all too tired). It was Angelhack - I suppose, by th
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by ssafejava 13y ago
There wasn't much that could be done. According to the rules, all's fair so long as the code wasn't written until the hackathon itself, which is pretty much impossible to prove or disprove anyway. You can prepare as long as y
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by ssafejava 13y ago
They not only share their name with the existing startup, they are that startup: The winning app makes it easy for consumers to find places to withdraw small amounts of cash at a low cost, using businesses in their own nei
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by ssafejava 13y ago
I've seen this before. I was involved in one where the winning team had been working for months beforehand (their website was registered > 6mo before the event), had prepared presentation materials far before the event including des
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by ssafejava 13y ago
Could you explain why? The post below explains about how two users really shouldn't share the same password, and if they do, it's easily crackable - that makes sense. However, if you had a list of 100,000 passwords and did, say, a
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by ssafejava 13y ago
True - you can also disable the globalAgent or change the number of pooled connections. Connection pooling was generally a bad idea (tm) in Node and afaik will be removed in the near future.
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by ssafejava 13y ago
You're right, in my personal testing it does appear to be about 2x faster. The big perf wins: * Fewer box shadows * Fewer gradients * Fewer semitransparent borders (a big performance problem, especially in chrome - I've seen >
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by ssafejava 13y ago
No, it won't kill the process; it will simply terminate the connection. It looks like, from the C code, that it was intended to throw a 405 but somewhere in the process it screws up and terminates early.
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by ssafejava 13y ago
It's a nice redesign, starting out. I especially like the cloud design up top. I'd just like to throw forward a few comments on it. Please take this as constructive, not as mean criticism. * Design: Unfortunately, it reeks of hip
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by ssafejava 13y ago
Is this at all related to the Android-streaming software on http://www.appsurfer.com/ , or is just a similar idea on a different platform?
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by ssafejava 13y ago
It is certainly most of the way there now - the sensors are fantastic - and will be absolutely revolutionary with a higher-resolution screen and the addition of some yet-to-be-invented control schemes.
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by ssafejava 13y ago
The paperwhite is a nice display, and part of the benefit they claim is that the light guide combined with a matte screen reduces the amount of backlighting needed, thus improving battery life. That may be - but another big factor is the re
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by ssafejava 13y ago
ExtJS is widely used on government systems and has been for years. If you want to deploy a rich web application that can handle large data tables with infinite scroll, filtering, sorting, etc., and run it all on IE >= 6 ExtJS is your onl
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by ssafejava 13y ago
$300 is about 3 times what it should be, in my opinion. It's not much more than a fancy USB hub with audio & a NIC. USB 3.0 hubs with NICs are about $50-60, or one could easily use a regular USB 3.0 hub and attach a USB NIC, sound
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by ssafejava 13y ago
I agree - and this is what dissuades me from buying one. While the industrial design is indeed cool I'm not convinced that faster phones won't be available at the time of launch; this product has a very significant number of engin
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by ssafejava 13y ago
Yes, I've run into issues with things running differently in an async environment (dev) and a sync environment (prod). To mitigate the issue I now throw events at key points in initialization and wait for those events to continue. Has
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by ssafejava 13y ago
With requirejs, I run into the `mismatched anonymous define() module` issue when using concat-sourcemap. The "correct" way around it is to use r.js, but it takes about 2.5s to compile that way, which happens to be more than it tak

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