r4vik

seems a lot like jpg.to http://optimus_prime.jpg.to/

installing chrome or firefox doesn't magically uninstall IE

see https://coinbase.com/

this was a long time coming; excellent move

defense in depth though, users shouldn't be able to craft connection requests to begin with

Nice try Guardian: http://order-order.com/2013/04/04/a-tip-off-for-the-guardian...

I'm pretty sure sipgate supports free 800 calls

repack without the most heinous permissions: http://ge.tt/3os1cIb/v/0?c it's quite good - shame they ask for those.

there's no reason for you to give them your actual mother's maiden name though, just tell them M)z&1<$Ccy(i]Kg&&dp` or something

Why don't posterous/twitter just dump their data in a torrent instead of making it hard?

Nexus 4 is ugly?

Flask is basically exactly the same as Sinatra

as long as the debt costs them less than 6% then free money

RQ is cool but it's not fair to say that celery is complicated, if you use redis rather than rabbitMQ then celery is just as easy to set up and has all the features RQ wants to add in 0.4 and 0.5

so what if they have legal / export restrictions, it shouldn't stop them from getting software

have you tried making nodejs listen on a unix socket http://nodejs.org/docs/v0.5.4/api/net.html#socket.connect and then set your proxy upstreams in nginx to use that?

edit:

scratch that, it seems you're using node on cluster of servers (not on same box as nginx). In which case the article is good advice.

> Assumptions:

> - You can earn 5% investment returns after inflation during your saving years

not a limitation of OpenID or OAuth, it's just that twitter doesn't give your email address to 3rd parties (facebook does)

that's why I didn't go down this route; most sites keep serving cookies until you tell them not to so I've found that an adblock filterlist works very well: https://github.com/r4vi/block-the-eu-cookie-shit-list where we just hide the entire cookie cruft every time or block the cookie prompt script if it's a widely deployed plugin

This is still slow as shit, why? It seems to be running under php when the whole thing could've been generated with jekyll and maybe even pjax'd to make navigation even quicker.

Should be easy to test this with a small linked in ad campaign targeting people in games industry groups or working for EA. Other people you should look at are those working in film/sfx they are notoriously badly paid and fit your bill.

I have never had a problem with hetzner doing this exact thing.

seems like you should be targeting burnt out games developers

and express is 2 fucking days in the UK, I'd call that a cultural faux pas, as 2 day shipping here is the crappy option. I've had amazon get things to my door in less than 14 hours given the right conditions.

Meteor is kind of nuts: https://github.com/meteor/meteor, real time, database abstraction built right into the browser/js, no lag for saving as it uses background sync.

Screencast is here: http://player.vimeo.com/video/40104996

AdBlock is for blocking (annoying) ads, not trackers.

they are? news to me

You're right, Jason has fixed it as you can see here: http://bl.ocks.org/4183701

it can be arranged: http://bl.ocks.org/4185745

It uses about 40% of one CPU here which isn't so bad.

Yes HTML5 isn't a Flash replacement on it's own, but with the right tooling it's getting there: http://html.adobe.com/edge/animate/