For basically everything TCP is used. UDP is just used by DNS and they usually weight 100 - 200 bytes.
Look into your wireshark!
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For basically everything TCP is used. UDP is just used by DNS and they usually weight 100 - 200 bytes.
Look into your wireshark!
Let's face it, a typical HN user is a programmer wanting to read something technical.
He will not take time to understand/appreciate your non-technical startup. What you can get at most is a snarky comment, but almost all will just ignore it.
Anyone from Mozilla, EcmaScript, GnuPG and thelike here? Don't miss your monthly "password reminder" mail...
P.S. Just save ONLY a salted hash. Hash functions are designed to be one-way, so no one but you can re-store your password. EVER.
This is somewhat annoying. If you have a page with 5 or more interesting links and then after some minutes want to continue, it breaks the xp on ycombinator entirely. I usually leave the page. Why in any hell don't you even just link to the start (or include the header bar)?
I bet it's because of caching the query, to avoid post sliding over page indexes after time, or whatever you thought with that non-session and non-user token. But. It. Is. Somewhat annoying, to cut the ?x=whatever just to return to news.ycombinator.com.
Use a timestamp to refresh the query or go back to use old school bad page indexes, but please fix something, at least the error message. Please!