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Comment #16929555
> To make matters worse for Drupal security records, the vulnerability is being actively exploited hours after the patch was released by the Drupal core team. This is true for Drup…
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Comment #16883294
I started looking at trying to write an implementation of the protocol documented here: https://ssbc.github.io/scuttlebutt-protocol-guide/ . I was surprised just how little informa…
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Comment #13351369
Further to that point they can take as long as they like to render a single frame.
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Comment #8012908
Why did you decide to use a custom video player and not an established service like YouTube or Vimeo? I think a lot of people forget how much time these services spend optimising t…
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Comment #7282200
Sounds like an interesting concept. Few thoughts: - You would need a large user base to get enough momentum for all of the voting and rounds. - Wouldn't the user-voted platform hav…
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Comment #6436662
Seems like a lot of extra work rather than just clicking a checkbox.
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Comment #6405549
Great project. For anyone interested in serving up static resources seamlessly, you can use something like the following in an Apache config: RewriteEngine on RewriteCond %{HTTP_US…
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Comment #6306505
I had a play and it seems really neat, congratulations. I ran "watch -n0.2 cleaver presentation.md" to preview changes, but there is probably a better way to do it with some sort o…
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Comment #6286828
Looks a lot to me like a rebranded Ducky Shine ( http://www.tankguys.com/media/catalog/product/cache/1/image/... ).
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Comment #6229167
This is really neat. I have added it to alias.sh for easy inclusion: http://alias.sh/filesystem-markers-jump
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Comment #6198251
Since their stored in '~/.lolcommits', I don't think this could really impact any production projects. I think it could be pretty funny, especially for non-side projects.
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Comment #6176987
Speed is definitely a huge benefit of git. When you use it heavily every day, you become thankful that cloning, merging, branching etc is very fast. If it were a couple of seconds …
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Comment #6167176
The desktop app is great. I was up and running on my mac in photoshop => email workflow I've been rolling with. While I am in favor of keeping things dead simple, is 6 character UR…
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Comment #5910171
Can someone examine the cookies that they set and tell if there is any sensitive information (passwords?) that are hashed in there? Should we consider this a password breach?
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Comment #5053577
Good catch, fixed.
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Comment #5053509
This is a great site. I might post a few on alias.sh. A lot of them however are just cool commands you can run, not commands that are packaged into an alias.