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Yay for strongly coupled components. After all, when your pdf-reader crashes it should take your online banking session down with it.

Browsers need to go to the one-process-per-web-page model if they ever want to be taken seriously. The whole concept of multiple (possibly hostile) apps living in the same memory space is madness. If you keep finding vulnerability after vulnerability, guess what? You're doing it wrong. And with a decoupled, bare-bones approach to browsing advancements such as local inter-page communication become feasible, because the security model can be so much simpler.

Situation: 1 browser, N pdf-reader like plugins. Result: not only can vulnerabilities in the pdf-reader affect the browser, a vulnerability in, say, flash, can affect the pdf-reader. So every component can affect every other component. Good luck with that.
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"he installed spyware on school hard drives that allowed him to access the computers from remote locations."

Uhh. I think thats actually called a backdoor. How large has the definition of spyware grown nowadays?
Laser is a must. It's inexpensive and is that much more reliable. Less frustration => less wrist pain.

I use a G5.

(If the tendon of your index finger is an issue RSI is on the way. This might be one of those cure the problem not the symptom situations.)
I checked your site. My friend is looking something like yours for Chess tournaments.

Now back to my question. how about user's own domain?

Do they need to set it up or it can be configured on our end?

Google creates such entries if you register a domain through their google app account. How can that be done?
Here's a recent and very good blog post by the Chief Geek at SmugMug:

http://blogs.smugmug.com/don/2008/06/03/skynet-lives-aka-ec2-smugmug/
Reddit sells the software for money. The money is the benefit.
And that's his fault?
Well, but still they haven't solved the memory leak issue.
Pointer: google for subdomain rewrite

If you are using apache, and mod_rewrite, you can set up rewrite rules for subdomains.

http://www.webmasterworld.com/forum92/4640.htm suggests rewrite rules to redirect a subdomain to a page/app on the main domain.

Then, use a domain wild card to point everything to your main www.example.com host (create an A record (HOST) to point * to your IP address).

Now, all example.com subdomains (hosts) will go to the A record IP address, which will be redirected to the program/pages/urls you expect.

Next, have the customer modify their DNS to point to your IP address. If you want, you can do the request yourself to their current ISP, to update the domain's DNS, if they're keeping their email with the ISP. If they don't, and you're controlling their email, too, go with Google's hosted email.

Now, this unknown domain is coming to your IP address. If you're using apache, set up the domain to go to the redirected domain. Easy way to do that is to set up a server alias, or have a virtual host that answers for everything:

<VirtualHost *:80>
</VirtualHost>

One way to do it, at least.
+1 on the MX revolution. I've tried just about everything and they really are the best (Mac user, BTW, don't get me started on the Mighty Mouse.)
Amen! To put it succinctly Enough language wars and bullshit like that. Go out there and build something.
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There was a company back in the 1st boom that was making apparels and other gear with your "ID" printed on it boldly. And you could take someone's ID and put it on the site and communicate with that person. Seemed like a roundabout way of just walking up to the person and saying "hello my name is E".

But to answer your question, a hardware-aided webapp could take off if it was backed by the right "webapp". If facebook, linkedIn, Match, etc. came out with a hardware (although why wouldn't you just write an iPhone app nowadays), that facilitated physical social networking then it might work. Although IMO, people still like to keep a difference between their online and offline lives.

We are going to see a large numbers of mobile social networking companies in the next few years. It is the only logical next step for social networks, to go from in front of computers to location aware.
There's two parts to the question.

1. How does senthil.com get to my server
2. How does my server know what to do with senthil.com

1. Can only be done by the domain owner. You need to instruct them to either:
a) Point the domain to your nameservers (in which case you'll need to configure a DNS server, in this case the myDNS suggestion is a good one). or

b) Have the domain owner setup an A record, pointing to our servers IP address (I assume you already have a dedicated IP - you'll need one).

Question 2, how does your server know what to do with it's traffic?

Well HTTP includes a HOST Header, which represent the hostname the user types into their URL bar.

You'll need to look for this, and direct them to the appropriate mini-site.

One way, as someone pointed out, is using Apache. So, you could either write out apache conf files and trigger reloads, or write some code in your app that looks at this header.

Hope this helps.
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Worth their weight in gold (and they're quite heavy).
A big thanks to Michael Ogawa, who originated the project, and undoubtedly put in long hours cleaning up the code so as to be a palatable base for an open source project.
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I clicked that link expecting it to be http://xkcd.com/435/, picturing an EE making a similar rant.
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True... no beer in that cartoon though!
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Because there ain't no such thing as a free lunch. All you can do by changing interest rates is shift the benefit and the pain from some people to some other people - and back again the next time you tweak it.
Can't wait to see the code_swarm of code_swarm after it's been open-sourced for awhile.
It's great to see some Aussie startups!

I'll have to go pick up a copy of the BRW magazine. Thanks for the link. :D
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The theory behind this is fairly well demostrated in animal models so I would be more confident in this than in some other novel treatments.

On the other hand, "The patient was one of nine with metastatic melanoma, that is skin cancer that has spread, who were being treated in a recently completed clinical trial to test bigger and bigger doses of their own white blood cells." Nine patients and yet we are only hearing about one of them.
hehehe yes...

and a computer is just a collection of coloured pixels flickering a bit.
I have more faith that a slew of cops with families of their own, who just wants to make a living just like you would be a more endurable system than dealing with politically elected officials who get paid off to swing judgements certain ways, backed by a government that turns a blind eye and tells us it's not actually happening.
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Did you really mean to suggest that web browsers aren't taken seriously?

I agree that one-process-per-web-page is at least a good metaphor, but I'm not sure those necessarily have to be real OS processes. If the OS can keep processes from stepping on each other's toes, why can't the browser do the same thing for web pages on its own?
i have to totally agree on that one. i have had a very heavy tendonitis for the last three weeks. i took measures to alter the strain loads by buying a kingston expert mouse trackball (which was actually an interesting discovery: seems like everybody using a trackball knows that a mouse is an unergonomic, unhealthy device...). additionally i bought a kinesis freestyle keyboard and am very happy with both devices...
i started with "dive in python" but purchased "programing python" because i needed a real book made of paper. Im not alway infront of the computer and i wanted to read all the time, so a good combination of free online books and printed books worked for me.
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No, but probably the most common kind of crime (including robberies)?

Another reason could be that everybody had enough - nobody was rich, but nobody was starving in the streets, either?
Talented enough, sure, but maybe people don't want to program in C/C++. I know I don't want to, and I have always been interested in games programming.
Your examples lend themselves to confusing answers, so I am changing the examples to use my own examples, which are of course totally clear and correct.

Here's how the record in your zone file should look:

foo IN CNAME lalala.bigpipe.com.

The above (from foo all the way to .com.) should all be on one line. Note the . at the end is required.

Now let's say this is the zone file on your web site, googoogaga.com. Now after this record takes effect, people can point to:

http://foo.googoogaga.com/

and they will get files from lalala.bigpipe.com, but their browser address bar will continue to show them foo.googoogaga.com. Nice, huh?

You do not need to have access to the zone file on bigpipe.com; you only need to have access to put your content files you are serving onto lalala.bigpipe.com. Well, that is, unless you are using their content files.
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Too true, Back in my day, when we cheated, they just failed you and made you do it again. Repeat a year, or get out of jail when you're 50-something for something you did in HS; choices.

Zero tolerance and all that yap, I guess. Wouldn't want him to grow up and become a tur-rist.
Kinda like DropBox (a partially Python app)?
In the 80's in Bulgaria a lot of people owned tape players and TV sets and some even had computers(pravets 8 was a popular apple ][ clone in the eastern block, a lot of people had one conected to their tv sets). So your argument is not very well justified. Please avoid talking abouth topics you don't have sufficient information abouth.
The slashdot summary: Half the Mac OS X boxes in the world (confirmed on Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger and 10.5 Leopard) can be rooted through AppleScript:

osascript -e 'tell app "ARDAgent" to do shell script "whoami"';

Works for normal users and admins, provided the normal user wasn't switched to via fast user switching. Secure? I think not.

Wow, time to

sudo chmod u-s /System/Library/CoreServices/RemoteManagement/ARDAgent.app/Contents/MacOS/ARDAgent

just like patrick42 suggests.
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I write unit tests after I am happy with the function.
By writing the code in a functional way and building code
a construct at a time which I test as I write it.
I think I get best of both worlds.
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Here's an idea: If Google determines that a particular ISP is throttling access to one of Google's properties, Google could post a message on the Google homepage aimed only at users from that ISP alerting them and giving them a phone number to call to contact their ISP to complain.
See, if you are going to hack your grade, you do this:
1) Change some of your bad grades to better ones
2) LOWER some of your higher grades
3) Do this for others people's grade
4) Don't be greedy and make large changes. No Fs to As

If such a change is detected, the blame wouldn't fall on you. It seems that all those crackers are very short sighted and fail to think their plan though.
The problem is that companies with proprietary power adapters can charge a premium for them, probably earning a significant margin. It's not currently in a manufacturer's economic interest to support a standard adapter when that means their overall margin will be reduced.
Let's all upmod the GP to compensate!
They usually offer a money-back guarantee if they fail to meet the % uptime, but I don't know of any provider who would absolutely guarantee uptime and risk a lawsuit for not complying. I'm curious to know if there are some like that.
Don't get too excited - it's not quite available just yet. http://code.google.com/p/codeswarm/source/list shows only the directory structure at the moment.
There are quite a few, at least in the casual and PC game sector. You stand almost no chance on consoles, as the console manufacturers won't give you the SDKs and won't let you sell your game for their console unless you go through an established publisher. The publishers generally require you to sign over all "IP" (concept, names, characters, art, code) to them, which doesn't make it attractive to your average startup founders.

The only publisher I know of that doesn't do this is GameCock, (http://www.gamecockmedia.com/) they're effectively a startup as well, although the founders are industry veterans.
/source/list is configured to list the contents of trunk. The existing code is in /svn/prototype. To checkout a read-only copy, try pulling down the entire repository:

svn checkout http://codeswarm.googlecode.com/svn/ codeswarm-read-only
This one is pretty cool too http://www.bgoncalves.com/notes/2008/04/20/30-free-online-bo...
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Perhaps you haven't noticed that I formulated my statement as a question? Please refrain from telling me what I am allowed to talk about.
Maybe I misunderstood what you meant. Can you explain?
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Any foundation for that statistic, or is it a wild guess?
A lot of people would consider social engineering part of hacking.

Either way, a hacker doesn't feel the artificial limitation of rules. He had a mission to complete, and he had the passwords to help him complete it, so he took the simple path. Sounds like a hacker to me.

That said, the punishment does not fit the crime.
I have this very mouse, and have for years. It's great because it's comfortable to grip and very light. A lot of mice these days are so heavy I don't know how people can use them for 8-10hrs at a time. Also, it has just enough buttons to be useful without having so many it's annoying (you don't accidentally hit them).
This is a Mac-only plugin, so I think evince doesn't really apply.

Most Mac users would probably rather use the built-in PDF libraries, which form the basis of Mac OS X's graphics system. They are well implemented, fast, and work great without the mess of plugin chrome you get from Adobe Reader. And the output looks great.

It's all about preventing people from needing to context-switch into application-switching and file management just to view a document.
I switched to a trackball a couple of months ago. I own the Logitech Cordless TrackMan Wheel: http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/mice_pointers/trackballs/d...

It's a pretty awesome piece of hardware, big and very comfortable and with a nice touch. It uses an optical sensor so almost no cleaning is needed. Being cordless, the battery is not a problem as you're not supposed to move it around.
Doesn't Internet Explorer have an option for this? I remember back in the dark ages when I used Windows that I would enable the multi-process feature.
Here's another useful tool I just remembered.

http://saf.bio.caltech.edu/nettee.html
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Setting a CSS width and overflow-x:scroll on code blocks would fix the problem quickly.
Ah, surely the Queen has finally discovered Game Genie and was finally able to beat Zelda for the NES, so she found it fitting to return the favor by honoring them.
So? Fixing inflation is at least as good a goal as fixing interest rates.

(It is probably better.)

Your argument reversed:

"All you can do by [letting rates of inflation change] is shift the benefit and the pain from some people to some other people - and back again the next time you tweak it."
As I read that article, I could feel my brain cells committing seppuku.
Anyone have any mirrors for this?

Looks like they've run out of bandwidth.
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There might be an inkling of a point in that piece if Tiger didn't work on PowerPC, but it does. So why not Snow Tiger? The point doesn't stand.
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Working fine here.
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It's not anarchist unless the police have no fiat authority.

The local community doesn't have the power to keep state-granted authority (as opposed to "we know you, and we respect and trust you" authority) in check.
This is our society we're talking about. We don't all deal with these problems on a regular basis, but we're certainly not "on the outside looking in".

Besides that, I don't think anyone thinks that outsiders always have the best solutions.
Alligators' immune system is pretty great as well; they're fairly resistant to HIV due to their immune system that keeps them safe in swamps, they've got lots of anti-bacterials and anti-fungals.

I wonder how many diseases wouldn't exist if we had an immune system 10x stronger.
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I'm not sure what makes these principles 'conventional'. They're rarely expressed so succinctly, and even more rarely put into practice. Also, this document is specific to web design, not generic corporate philosophy, and gives more practical direction than a typical corporate mission statement.
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Is there a way to keep crud from accumulating on the low-friction pads on the bottom of my mouse? I thought that getting a Wowpad would take care of this, but it hasn't. Maybe the Surface 1030 that was mentioned solves this?
While yes this is an issue that should be solved, it's not /that/ bad. You need physical access to the machine as people in comments point out, and if you have physical access to the machine it's game over anyway.
Or you could go the other route and wear things that make you seem scary and unpredictable; I saw a guy the other day who had horns on his helmet viking style.
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If I could upmod you 10x, I would sir. Must be a lot of O'Reilly fans here.
what you mean spamming?
risk homeostatis:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Risk_homeostasis
about as large as the definition of 'hacker'
not at all, but why not start typing "yc..." or "redd" etc instead?
Be specific.
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You first have to get the user to set up a CNAME from their domain to your app's server (in this case, senthil.travelr.com). Then your app needs to keep track of domain names versus users / sites and then serve up the correct information based on the Host: header.
I concur. Several years ago I wrote a "clone" of MetaFilter (which was quite popular at the time) called FreeFilter. A bunch of *Filter sites sprung up with only a few actually "sticking." I don't believe any continue to exist now though.
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Compare the timestamps on my and Spez's comments.
In my opinion, the best way to lose weight or eat right (or to make the best health choices in general) to make believe you don't have health insurance--causing you to eat right, work out, and feel ticked off that companies are trying to market junk food to you with the least amount of nutritional content possible. They're replacing food with food-like substances that benefit the senses (the taste, eyes--colorful packaging, ears--jingles in commercials) but serve little purpose to your body, if any, as it actually enters your stomach. In exception, of course, are yearly checkups and prevention, but in those cases, one can think they're simply getting back a portion of their premiums.
> Clojure objects are Java Objects, so they must be boxed & unboxed by the JVM.

I presume you meant Clojure numbers, because there is no notion of 'boxing' for reference types. For all non-numeric objects, the Clojure representation is the same as the Java representation. Type-hinted calls to methods of said objects generate the same bytecode as Java, with the same performance.

As far as numbers, recent enhancements ( http://clojure.org/java_interop#primitives ) allow Clojure to produce primitive arithmetic with the same speed as Java, but with a more-powerful, macro-amenable syntax.

While Clojure offers higher-order constructs with an attendant, but not prohibitive, cost, performance-oriented Clojure code can match the speed of Java.
FWIW, Yahoo mail was a little slow for me but worked. I have had success with them overall.

I switched to Yahoo as my host from an inexpensive provider because of a bad experience I had with shared hosting. I was apparently sharing a server with a very bad spammer, and got my email blocked by Comcast. Not a small part of the market (and owner of my personal email, for that matter).

When I called for help, other provider said they're talking to Comcast but being more or less ignored, and that it was ultimately my problem to get Comcast to let my mail pass.

Uh, no.

Now, if that happens again I have the power of Yahoo to put pressure on Comcast (or whatever) to let my mail pass.

As for a host, I'm disappointed by the lack of tools (latest php, latest mySQL, python, etc), available.

But I've been a desktop app guy, so it hasn't hit me yet. However, my latest market survey is indicating my model may need to change a bit.
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I also thought maybe snow leopard will fall under the 10.5 label, however apple insider has a screenshot up of 10.6 from the snow leopard developer preview.

http://www.appleinsider.com/articles/08/06/10/apple_seeds_ip...
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Since when do you need physical access to the machine to run an applescript?

You just need to convince the user to execute a piece of code.
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