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It looks like the links are rendering backwards. e.g. src = text and text = src

To be replaced with 'end' errors?

I really don't see how this is a problem for anyone.

This has been posted dozens of times.

Did you misread the title?

Home->Settings->Accessability checkbox should fix community pages

The 'paste' event is sweeeeet.

It's a blink comparator. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blink_comparator

My father is a rural mail carrier and can/has delivered letters addressed to

Grandma SmallTown, State, Zip

based on the return address. He has also seen his share of the 'white house south of the bank' addresses.

They now have real street addresses (I think for the county wide 911 system) but when I was younger our neighbor would use a multitude of vanity address. e.g.

Jane Smith 1 Dusty Lane Smalltown, State, Zip

or 123 Tumbleweed Rd or 555 Cow Pasture etc etc

UPS trucks usually knew where to deliver it based on the name or they would ask someone at the gas station where the person lived.

I don't want to tell you 'folio'. I want to prove to you that I know the answer is 'folio' without telling you the word 'folio'.

If you thought the answer was 'bored' and you followed the steps (which are not a secret) and you didn't come up with the same end confirmation word as I did. (i.e. me = 'things' you = 'hamster') one of us is wrong and neither of us had to provide our starting word to the other. We don't know who is right yet, we just know we don't agree.

One round leaves some room for error because we could both accidentally choose a word that resolves to the same word in the target position. But since we are doing 5 rounds and moving the target word (1st, 2nd, 3rd etc) for each successive round the odds become much better that we won't have an accidental collision.

(edit: grammar)

It doesn't matter. The exact point of a one-way function is to go forward from a known answer. It should be very hard (impossible) to go backwards. As the article mentioned, he could have stopped at 1 round but did 5 just to show the concept.

It was way down the list for some reason. Look for the yellow icon.

I guess I'm not surprised that a purpose built search engine built over a curated database outperforms a generic search engine using a completely unstructured and dynamic dataset.

It was a skunkworks project from Netflix, not Amazon.

More accurately known as beatboxing. This trick has been around a while.

http://www.hnsearch.com/search#request/submissions&q=goo...

It looks interesting and is cheap enough to just buy it. But six 5 star reviews after being out 1 week and two of them are your friends gives me just a bit of pause.

Just my opinion, nothing more.

Edit: I clicked through all of the reviews and only 1 of them had reviewed more than 1 item. (and his other was unrelated to tech and from 2007)

Sorry but it really does seem like these are all solicited reviews. Which isn't necessarily bad but perhaps you should throttle back.

I've tried several versions of this type of app and they never worked they way I want them to. Yours looks nice. Installed.

http://ninite.com is one

I haven't updated that blog in ages. I keep waiting for Posterous to shut off the servers and that will force me to start over with something else at the same URL.

No one can make you eat your vegetables except you. ;-)

There is this:

http://sql.learncodethehardway.org/book/

but I don't have any personal experience with it besides just browsing it when it was first announced.

http://use-the-index-luke.com/

is a good resource once you know the basics.

Honestly, you just need to write a lot of SQL to get better at it.

FYI. the top of the page number 4 ...addition an subtraction... you are missing a 'd'

Previous discussion http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4902649

Some videos cause that for me also. (Windows Chrome 25.0.1323.1 dev-m)

Something similar happened to me when I ran an Apple II emulator for the first time. Even though it had been years since I last used a real Apple //c, seeing the prompt in the correct font with the cursor blink at the exact right tempo rewired my brain on the fly and I was typing commands and writing BASIC programs almost immediately.

I still fire it up occasionally to play through my old games and look at my old programs. Nostalgia is a powerful thing.

The Guidelines link is in the footer.

I like the image diff stuff a little better than Beyond Compare but not enough to create an account just so I can get a quote to see the price.

If you want people to buy I think you can be a little more upfront about your pricing.

Just my opinion.

At which level do you mean this game? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Life_(board_game)

;-)

http://cubieboard.org/ has a SATA port but it's not shipping yet.

This is a recent post from a blog I read: http://dangerousprototypes.com/2012/10/09/arm-board-comparis...

and the linked to chart has SATA as a feature and it seems to be pretty thin on the ground.

I don't know why you would want to do this but I upvoted just for the audacity of such a service.

Which reinforces his point for me. I didn't visit the 2nd page due to apathy.