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Kroger Customer Data Compromized
(krogermail.com)
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15y ago
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phpThumb finally deprecated in its own home
(phpthumb.sourceforge.net)
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Designing society for posterity
(antipope.org)
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16y ago
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zacstewart
16y ago
United States Code repo. Tree visualization to show which laws stem from preceding laws stemming from the Constitution.
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Ask HN: Anyone else noticed the 3px margin-top on embedded Google map iframes?
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16y ago
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zacstewart
16y ago
Looks like it just got combinatorized.
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zacstewart
16y ago
Whoa. Seriously? Is South Korea known for heavy online censorship?
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zacstewart
16y ago
Ah. I only found links to naenara.kp, which didn't work.
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"Naenara" North Korean government online
(175.45.176.14)
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16y ago
I've got to say I agree. In my last job, I trained a guy fresh out of law school to be a pizza delivery boy. From what I learned from him, law school is extremely expensive and you're in a tough spot after graduating and waiting for your ba
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zacstewart
16y ago
The png fix included in this is terrible. Give me DD_BelatedPNG over this any day. It doesn't support background-position. However, while we're talking about fixing IE6, who wants to port WebKit to Javascript with me?
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zacstewart
16y ago
That sounds more likely. I feel better.
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16y ago
That's the first thing I said when I looked at it. Are all the people who've merely subscribed to them on Twitter considered part of the investigation? That's quite scary to me.
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Value and the State of Google Search Results
(carryonlife.com)
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zacstewart
16y ago
So true. I designed a site for a restaurant while working there as a delivery driver. The site, sucks, and I'm aware of that, but for the hassle of physically meeting with the owner to get the specific on an update about a Christmas party u
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zacstewart
16y ago
After delivering pizza for a restaurant for two years, I finally convinced the owner that his free, Frontpage-generated site wasn't good enough, and got him to pay me to do a redesign. I learned a few things along the way. 1. Restaurants ha
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zacstewart
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I've definitely been trying to abstract all my models out so that I can swap out a new DAL if needed. I've got a pretty extensive SQL class going, but the app still has some hard coded SQL queries in it. I'm not too sure I'd be enticed to u
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Ask HN: Appropriate platform for a data crunching app
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16y ago
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zacstewart
16y ago
Looks good!
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zacstewart
16y ago
Haha. Sorry. Pretty much all your activities can be broken down into a recipe of the things you do them with, the place you do them, and a description of what it is you do. It will help you find something to do with your possessions in the
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zacstewart
16y ago
Good assumption, but we're doing more with it than that. There's also an "activities as recipes of items" aspect we're working on. We don't want to just push more crap from amazon on users. We want to help users become aware of activities t
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zacstewart
16y ago
It's basically so you have a profile started when we launch. We're planning on users adding a whole inventory of their things via iPhone barcode scanner, ISBN, search, etc. From that inventory, we calculate interests in other items. From ag
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Show HN: Osmoar: A Bayesian Suggestion Engine
(osmoar.com)
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16y ago
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zacstewart
16y ago
Combinatorized.