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You can click on it

Free here: http://www.startssl.com/?app=1

Using an unsigned int is what caused the problem...

Why isn't it a replacement? From what I read it seems it's like a very large and transparantly scalable SQL database

Here's a blogpost from a Valve developer who works on virtual reality: http://blogs.valvesoftware.com/abrash/when-it-comes-to-resol...

He says that for full immersion you need an 120 degrees horizontal and 120 degress vertical 8k by 8k screen

That's amazing marketing

Thank god... imagine the incredible noise

Something like live mobile streaming? http://color.com/about :

    At Color, we believe in the opportunity that the new mobile era presents and are excited about developing products that transform the way people share the stories of their lives.

    We work collaboratively, iterate often, and enjoy problem solving. Color is a company of entrepreneurs and innovators, highly skilled in their respective specialties, constantly striving to learn and grow.

    We’ve cultivated a very relaxed and informal culture and enjoy our extra curricular activities, which include but are not limited to: ping pong tournaments, ball pit acrobatics and impromptu poker nights.

I really have no idea

I made a Python implementation of the DrawSomething API https://github.com/boukevanderbijl/drawsomething-api

Draw Something uses a key value storage to store all game state including user profiles, drawing and gamelists. You can edit all games and users, and give yourself as many coins as you want

That's the kernel, not the OS.

Both!

Thanks, fixing deps did it for me!

Ah yes, Korean IPS monitors. They are really amazing I have one myself and they give amazing bang for your buck. Read more about them here: http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/2012/07/the-ips-lcd-revolut...

No, as the Windows store is baked into windows 8 so Microsoft controls to to bottom but steam only controls your games.

My eyes... So a named tuple is just a class, nothing special about it really

Clear your cookies maybe?

There was also this very elaborate easter egg in a promotional video of the first chromebook that someone cracked which got him a chromebook, I can't find it right now though

Although... "While we can make purchases for you, we cannot do certain things including reservations (at hotels, etc), and airplane tickets."

So fancyhands couldn't have helped the writer of the blogpost with his airplane ticket problem

What was the original title?

What was you experience with the PayPal bug bounty? It seems there's a lot of negativity (like http://l8security.com/post/33876600904/paypal-bug-bounty-a-l...)

You give it an API key with limited access

They show the keys as they are on the keyboard...

It seems there was a bug in some profiling code (that was left behind?). This code made it possible to write arbitrary files on the system, which they fixed by removing the profiling code. This is the commit that fixes that: http://src.chromium.org/viewvc/chrome?view=rev&revision=...

The SVG exploit was in Webkit, don't know the exact problem with that

I know, it's just that the default is overview

Yeah, I was. I would still like to know

Source?

Well, Github's UI used to be much better, now it's comparable. I do wonder why Bitbucket insists on having "overview" as the standard page to go to when visiting a repository, making Code the default would be a better idea IMHO. Also because more people use Github, more people are likely to start using it so they can fork their favorite projects

I think he means when it is used like "coffee or tea?"

It's probably the headphones, when I read it I first read "rap" and then see the headphones, pulling my eyes there and making me look at the e.

At least, I think that's what the problem is

Why is mobile harder?