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Comment #22215812
Not sure if it's actually serving traffic, but here's a teapot someone put a Raspberry Pi in: http://error418.net/
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Comment #10795143
What are the current ways to make creating CloudFormation templates not so painful?
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Comment #10795133
I found this series very helpful: https://medium.com/aws-activate-startup-blog
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Comment #10466353
I think this was changed in iOS 8 http://developer.telerik.com/featured/scroll-event-change-io...
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Comment #9911895
Same laptop but with the 3200 x 1800 screen. The pre-installed Ubuntu version was so slow; stuttering, major screen tearing, and HDPI font issues everywhere. Basically unusable. Ho…
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Comment #7985142
How is backwards compatibility with Docker? Say I make a container with 1.1.0. Can I still run it on Amazon Elastic Beanstalk (1.0.0)?
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Comment #7963251
The general idea is to render the chart in a headless browser and grab a screenshot. http://phantomjs.org/screen-capture.html
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Comment #7927285
Search and rescue missions? People could tell the drone operator how to help.
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Comment #6922897
As far as Django goes, there hasn't been much tuning in general[0]. The only thing I see them doing is template caching. At the least they should be running 1.6 with persistent DB …
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Comment #6477965
If you'd like to apply to SpaceX go through another recruiter. I applied through Ryan a while back. He was unprofessional and kept getting mixed up with the schedule. In the end I …
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Comment #5892369
sigh
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Comment #5892178
> would generate it. where is it stored though?
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Comment #5892085
> The private key is encrypted with the user's password, which is not retained by Apple except in a hashed form. > the private key is decrypted using the password and sent to the d…
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Comment #5803233
So put that high entropy pass phrase in Keepass and don't worry about a cracker getting access to all your accounts through a misplaced hash. With all these sites getting attacked …
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Comment #5803146
When we do an analysis on something like this we assume the method of encryption is fully known. Otherwise it's called 'security through obscurity'[1]. If this method got popular a…
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Comment #5803047
This is a prime example why you should leave crypto to the experts. This method in no way should be used. Imagine one of your hashes leaks. A cracker can notice your password was a…
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Comment #5782038
Have you checked out Skeleton? http://www.getskeleton.com/
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Comment #5606391
I'm graduating soon from a top university (not Ivy League though) with a masters in CS. I've interviewed with 4 companies so far and 2 of them have just never gotten back to me. On…
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Comment #5597802
Since this is a small library the name should be descriptive. Unicorn and all the other animal names are fun, but should probably be reserved for large projects that aren't small b…
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Comment #5597567
I wonder what an actual artist could do with this. I was able to make a hallway by playing with perspective: http://zenphoton.com/#AAQAAkAB9gCNlAAKAbwA0AIzANAAVakBoQDyAk... Also, y…
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Comment #5448400
I always thought it would be cool to do distributed cache in browsers with this technology. It would be like an organic CDN, automatically making the internet faster.
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Comment #4912139
"Are we more intelligent than homo sapiens 3000 years ago?" We might be. Unless the Flynn effect[0] is around to just make us feel good about ourselves. We only have data as far ba…
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Comment #4500864
Another note on the nav: when I zoom in on android there's a float element that covers a lot of content. Makes reading difficult.
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Comment #4478716
One of the things I like about Foundation is their nested column syntax. I don't have to worry about how many columns I have to work with. In Neat I have to write something like: @…