Cool site. :)
You've got a bug on Ask HN posts, though, where you get a relative URL from HN (/comments/blah) which ends up relative to your site rather than news.yc.
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#92Earlier quoted context omitted.
Get yourself a proxy.
One way to proxy is through ssh. Create an ssh tunnel to a trusted machine and setup your browser to use localhost: : http://wiki.freaks-unidos.net/weblogs/azul/firefox-ssh-tunne... This is a decent example. I've seen others that have more options and presumably more functionality. A few notes from past experiences. Your IT department will completely freak out. Hopefully they'll also be impressed. HR will freak out w…
Where I work, we have to ssh tunnel. Our cvs, bug tracker, internal websites and other servers are all located on the other side of the world, and only accessible through a tunnel.
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#93I spend most of my day talking with customers and reviewing contracts etc.. As much as I would love to, I think if my boss caught me looking at code like this he would fire me !
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#94This is great. But why isn't it async?
The only way I can see to do it is constantly scraping HN's pages(unless there's an API?). On another note, having source code on your screen randomly shift and change large blocks of itself might be suspicious, defeating the purpose of this.
I'd like some code that writes itself ;-)
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#95Someone came up with a very similar solution for Reddit a short while ago: http://codereddit.com. Not to say that this is plagiarism; great minds often think alike.
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#96I spend most of my day talking with customers and reviewing contracts etc.. As much as I would love to, I think if my boss caught me looking at code like this he would fire me !
So we need to come up with one that looks like a contract, maybe?
If I weren't trying to get away and do WBC differentials...
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#97Earlier quoted context omitted.
Get yourself a proxy.
One way to proxy is through ssh. Create an ssh tunnel to a trusted machine and setup your browser to use localhost: : http://wiki.freaks-unidos.net/weblogs/azul/firefox-ssh-tunne... This is a decent example. I've seen others that have more options and presumably more functionality. A few notes from past experiences. Your IT department will completely freak out. Hopefully they'll also be impressed. HR will freak out w…
This is what I do to get around blocks on some IM services. I work for a large, well-known and presumably IT-savvy organization. Nobody has confronted me about it yet, which in itself is actually kind of worrying. I half expected an IT SWAT team to rappel through the window after starting the tunnel.
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#99Earlier quoted context omitted.
Or try getting a new work...
or (better) a new job (I hope I understand the difference between these words)
'Work' is sometimes used to mean 'office' or 'job'. For example, someone might say 'Why don't you drop by my work after lunch?'
I think that's the usage the parent meant; possibly, it was an intentionally awkward but colloquially valid variation on the grandparent's post.
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#100Freakin' funny. Love it!