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a big pro that wasn't mentioned in the article is that a javascript UI allows you to write the API in almost any language you desire. writing your dynamic pages in C++ or java can be very time consuming - whereas writing it all in ruby or php may require you to outsource resource heavy parts of your web application.
I don't know why Finnish govt doesn't start some investigation on possible criminal activities in Nokia management. I don't say that someone tries to bury Nokia on purpose, but their moves are suspicious enough to warrant at least an investigation.

If Nokia continue this way, Finnish economy is going to suffer, a lot.
That's what the phone number is for. Nobody remembers to update their own websites either.
There's no problem in using the Kindle store from other countries -- you're just paying $3-$5 dollars more for exactly the same thing as you'd get if you are registered in the US.

You can check this by going to the same kindle page with an account with a US-based address, or a proxy in the US. For example, here are the prices for two ebooks, one from .nl and one through an anonymous proxy:

http://minus.com/mbutwbl

As you can see, one of the books is more than twice as expensive from Europe. The same happens with all books in the Kindle store, as far as I know.
One other annoying quirk of automatic termination is when you need to install software that requires other applications to be closed first. I needed to install Office yesterday, and it asked me to close Chrome first. The installler wouldn't actually close until I force closed Chrome from Activity Monitor. OK for me as a dev, but fails the grandma test
We're going to make a CMS that focuses on the activities of local businesses. Our first focus is gonna be restaurants, cause indeed most of their website suck. So we're gonna give them the opportunity to be able to update their website via our CMS, their clients are gonna be able to order food online, order a table online (we still have to checkout opentable first tho, anyone know any other services like them?), the restaurant holder can easily edit their meu pages via a editor, upload images of their meals, divide the menu in appetisers etc, and ofcourse other pages like opening hours, contact page, album, ...

What do you guys think about this? Other local companies we're gonna focus on are hotels, sportclubs, hairdresser, beautsaloon, garage, ...
My partner works in a secondary school here in Shropshire (and I used to) and what you're describing is identical to the situation there. These kids you're seeing now are the kids that are still going to be like that in 10 years time. That's shocking (to me), and very, very sad.
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One I use all the time is this:

$ pwd

/Users/me/Sites/foo

$ pushd .

$ cd /

$ pwd

/

$ popd

$ pwd

/Users/me/Sites/foo

Or in English: If you're in a directory that you need to leave but you know you'll go back there in a minute, use "pushd ." to save that directory. Then go off and do whatever you need to, and when you need to return to the saved directory, use "popd" to take you straight back there.
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The accusations were specific - he works for a company that provides mobile solutions for Starbucks. They pulled their clients page from the web after this blew up. I'd expect something along the lines "I'm not the Jonathan Stark who works for Mobiquity" or "I'm him, but the idea was still solely mine and my employer pulled the clients page for reasons totally unrelated to the whole affair".
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This could be a white light interferometer. An important medical use of those is to measure the 3d structure of the optical nerve in the eye.

You could build one with an LED, a mirror, a camera, a piezo stage, a 50/50 beam splitter and an objective.
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There's a whole lot more of these actually. Here are a couple off the top of my head:

- Meta refresh tags could be one.

- Creating a form on-the-fly and submitting it via Javascript.
This specific complaint is about Amazon though. Even if a publisher sets the exact same price for every region, Amazon sometimes adds their own "Whispernet tax" of about $2 + VAT. They seem to be gradually phasing it out now, but for the longest time, there were e.g. no free books outside the US, because even books listed as "free" actually cost a minimum of $2 + tax.
You can also use `cd -` to return to the previous directory.
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git "borrowed" this idea too. You can use `git checkout -` to checkout the last thing you checked out; very handy when merging.
It's really handy for scripts too. pushd/popd definitely live up to the word awesome.

For interactive use zsh has an option called autopushd that automatically pushes directories you `cd` to. I never remember to use pushd so it's a nice convenience.
lsof is also great for monitoring network activity: you can have it tell you about all the tcp/udp connections, as well as who's attached to which port.
It's been shown you can write pretty much any javascript code using operator symbols only (so things like +[]_) without any alphanumeric characters making it pretty much imposible to filter.

User inputed javascript is pretty much impossible to make safe.
im surprised when i see all this as if any of those super basic commands or programs were rare ;-)
What do you mean precisely? Normally you prevent code injection by not allowing user-supplied strings to be interpreted as JavaScript in the first place, not by trying to catch all the possible ways in which one can construct a script doing something harmful. There aren't so many ways to inject a <script> tag or something equivalent into the page.
try austrace.
also gdb of course.
Neat idea. The app runs in the background and tracks when you move to a new location.

You say it uses very little extra battery - and also that it may affect battery life.

Do you have any test data for how it affects the device battery lifespan?
I believe patio11 did some consulting for tptacek's firm, so I imagine the answer is yes...
Congrats. Good luck w/ the app and future apps. I think that writing, launching, (and making a few bucks off of) a simple app might be the best way to get started down the right path. If you can get even the slightest bit of success, I'm sure it will lead to more.

It's amazing how hard it is just to ship something for yourself. I've been doing website development for 15 years and have launched 100's of sites, apps, major features, etc. for clients and companies. My history of developing my own projects has not been so stellar.

To date I've launched maybe 4 projects in the past say 10 years. 2 were very simple content sites not meant to generate revenue. 2 were fun sites which I hoped might generate a few dollars in ad revenue. I never really got any of them where I wanted them and have since folded all but one (I'm still hoping to make that last 10% of improvements to the 4th).

Launching is tough. You did it. Fair play to ya.
That's a really clever idea. I'd have loved this when I was travelling this summer. Something I would be interested in, though, is some sort of battery test comparison. I know that you say it uses minimal battery, but I'm very conscious about that (and I know many others are, too).
In case the import of this epic retort is lost on anybody: in the real world, you have to pick and code your defense and then the attacker, who gets essentially infinite time to observe the behavior of your defenses, gets to pick their attack string(s).

Do not rely on regular expressions or blacklists to sanitize code for you. It will not end well.
seconded.
jon is a really good guy. very generous in every sense of the word, and in no way a sketchy human being.

put the pitchforks down please.
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Yes, that's a very good suggestion. I'll think of a way to do that comparison. However, I'm going on a holiday first, so it'll have to wait a bit.
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$ pushd .
$ cd /

Why not just

$ pushd /

?

Also, it's not linux-specific, but bash-specific.
I work for a startup that sells to restaurants. This -- the money issue -- is what the sales guys who go into these places every day have told me when I asked them why they think the websites suck.

I trust their judgment, so we can just agree to disagree on this I suppose.
Yeah, the last sentence was suggested by the App Store Review team. I can't really notice the difference, but as I said above, I'll do a proper comparison soon!
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This is so cool. I can now read kindle books on my ubuntu laptop without setting up kindle for pc + wine ugliness.
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Hipmunk is good for finding the best flight, but the actual booking is much better on the carrier website.
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I've worked with Thomas (not primarily on the security side of his house), consider him a friend, and go out to dinner with him every time we're in the same time zone. That has probably increased my interest in web application security, since I nurse secret dreams of being a web pentester. (He would probably say much the same about running a primarily product business, depending on the level of seriousness we had in the conversation.)

That said, every professional engineer should understand enough about security to carry out their duties to their customers. Accordingly, I've been peripherally interested in it for years. See, among many others:

http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=792900
...and if that were on this list of ways to reload a page in JavaScript that I'm talking about, it would be relevant here.

Look, just read what I'm saying. I swear I know what I'm talking about, and I swear I'm not saying you can reliably sanitize JavaScript with a regex. Really.

This must be like the FizzBuzz thing— programmers just can't resist a challenge, even if it is explicitly marked as not being a challenge.

And thanks for the hscroll :P
Very cool, well done! I'd love to use this to track analytics about myself over time. Unfortunately I'm on an iPhone 3G still so I don't get to play :(
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I agree. Stupidity alone can no longer explain it. Nokia is committing suicide.
Strange. When I got my Kindle, it sounded like the "Whispernet tax" only applied when you bought books on the Kindle (so they were actually using Whispernet) outside of your home country. In other words, I'd be charged for Whispernet when using my US Kindle in Europe, but there would be no charge when I'm home (and there would be no charge if I bought via amazon.com and transferred via USB).

I had expected that the converse was true as well (a European would be charged for Whispernet in the US, but not in their home country and not when using USB). Since that isn't the case, I agree that sucks. I'm also more than a little surprised since it doesn't seem plausibly related to any actual cost Amazon bears.
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My bet is that Microsoft will "save" Nokia a couple years from now and use its remaining patents to extort every phone maker.
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These companies don't notice that in this way, the good people a driven away, and only the desperate will apply.

It's a catch-22. Without this process, every man & his dog will apply for the job causing the company to have to filter through literally hundreds of applications in order to find appropriate candidates. Those that actually take the time to tolerate the process obviously consider themselves suitable and do really want the job.

As a Tech Recruiter, I'm generally the front line for job applications and I'll give you stats from my most recent role:

Python Dev- London - Circa £45k

Applications: 48

* 36 highly irrelevant and inappropriate candidates that were blatantly just clicking 'apply' on every job they found.

* 6 applications with no CV attached.

* 6 potentially relevant candidates.

* Out of the 6 potentials that I spoke to over the phone and face to face, only 2 were worth submitting directly to the client.

These stats are pretty much the norm for most of the roles I advertise.
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I haven't used Hipmunk because Kayak has always delivered results quickly and painlessly.

Hipmunk reminds me of Macro Economics in college, and how I had to extract so much information from lines on a graph. I'd break out in a cold sweat when asked to do so in front of the class. I hated it.

The Hipmunk graphs look like homework to me. I don't want homework. Just state the information clearly so I can move on with my life.
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My short term ambition is to really learn the paradigm in order to become a better programmer overall. Where it will lead long term, it's hard to say at the moment.
Open sourcing wouldn't help that much with trust on iOS, I think, because you can not install the app by compiling it yourself. You still have to trust that the version in the app store is the same as the open source version.
A lot of game code is actually "data" code, so the large functions come about naturally because so many assumptions and special-cases are made that you don't have anything resembling a CS-style algorithm, just a blob of "integrated assets" - and so the only route for further progress is a new syntax tailored towards the particular methods of integration being addressed.

That said, a new syntax can work, if it's the right one.
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At least now I will be able to read Kindle books on my CR-48 (Chromebook).
hscroll? Here on Firefox 5, it wraps nicely...
"The report said 14.7 percent of the attacks came from Internet Protocol addresses (IPs) located in the United States, with another 8 percent located in India."
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pssh.. who said anything about college? I'm in highschool. But yes, I see that our situations are similar. Let me know if you find anything that works for you.
For POST you should use POST-redirect-GET pattern with status 303.

You can change URL in JS without creating history entry with location.replace().
First-

Congratulations!

Second-

How does it work? I get that you can be periodically woken up by iOS to run in the background for short periods of time. But how do you know if you've moved 1.0km or more before before being woken up? It makes sense that you wouldn't want to fire up the GPS equipment if you haven't moved... but there's a chicken-egg problem.

Or do you just record only if you've moved 1.0km or more? How often does the app check your location?
Congratulations on shipping your first. You're in exactly the same boat as me.
Keep it up till you've got a dozen apps, you can do it!
Huh— I'm on Chrome 13. Just one of those things, I guess.
Thanks for all the great tips! I have been talking with Daniel Bru and Teens In Tech closely (and I just attended their conference), and I am trying to scout out what I'll be able to get from them. Of course, I really found the blurp about trying to acquire someone as a mentor.

I do have a technical background, but If I aim to seek investment, I believe it to be far more beneficial to have at least one other person on board, even if I seek to hire personnel.
The atmosphere seems to be so rife with paranoia that it looks best not to take any digital device with you there.
iPhone has an API that gives you a notification when a significant location change happens.
If you're serious about beating that shipping-yourself-difficulty, read Pressfield's book 'the art of war'.
I can now read Kindle books on any computer with a reasonable browser. I can't even read iBooks on my Mac. I prefer O'Reilly-style DRM-free PDFs, but at least I don't have to own an iDevice for the rest of my life to read my ebooks.
Thanks!

I used the CLLocationManager with the right values set for distanceFilter and desiredAccuracy (see http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#documentation/CoreLo...)
Any thoughts on why they did this?

what makes Twillio successful but another company willing to kill off a $100m+ investment?
I have the same hobby, i'm a php contractor but sometimes go to job interviews for permanent positions even though its extremely unlikely i'll ever accept a permanent position, but i do it for the experience of interviewing and to become aware of the companies in my area. Also, its always nice to get an offer of a job sometimes.
Complain to Mozilla for being too pig-headed to support Web SQL.
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They're using the Web SQL database to store the books on the client. This has never been supported by Firefox. Alternatives are becoming available, but it's not surprising that they started with the most established client-side database. It's also the only one supported by Safari, and since it seems like tablet support is one of their goals, that's important.
What about starting with F#? Because it's M$FT, there might be more appeal for the skill from an employment perspective.
Interesting WOW-style ramble.

How does what you recommend make you a better programmer? Coming from a business background, I'd say I already have relevant domain expertise and decent soft skills. I don't really see how spending yet more time on those strengths will do much to improve my very mediocre coding abilities.
I've been looking forward to this launch for a while.

I've used Bytemark for about five years now (I've got a couple of dedicated servers and a few VPS's), and their technical support is second-to-none. I'm looking to implement my own private cloud, and I trust Bytemark; the last time I had some problems booting one of my servers, I was exchanging tech support emails with the MD. You can't ask for more than that!
Not to mention that operator phones tend to be crippled, locked-down versions of the original hardware. So I wonder why people don't just take consumer credit or pay in full for a device rather than use it on an operator contract.
No autojump? ;-)
Without this process, every man & his dog will apply for the job causing the company to have to filter through literally hundreds of applications in order to find appropriate candidates

Shouldn't that be the point of tech recruitment agents, though? It used to drive me mad when recruitment agents would phone up, ask for 25%, then email me two "top" CVs which bore zero relevance to the jobs previously advertised.

Out of the 6 potentials that I spoke to over the phone and face to face, only 2 were worth submitting directly to the client.

You sounds like the exception that proves the rule ;)
Web SQL's abandoned now and Mozilla supports its successor, IndexedDB. Hopefully Amazon will support that too, before too long.
A pen and paper would probably do just fine for taking the odd note.

However I'd probably take a cheap old laptop off ebay, bought for the event and then discarded afterward. I'd feel I was missing out if I wasn't able to at least dip a packet sniffer into the famously hellish torrent of exploits I've heard so much about. I'd never take any of my personal machines though.
There is a javascript function that allows you to change the url, so you can change the url when the page changes (like infinite scroll), so that going to one url and back will land you on the page you left (I think it is pushState() ).
This is coverage from an event last November. While interesting, I'm not sure how it's relevant. Can you provide some context?
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To be fair, you can find tons of kindle books for free in torrents and on the internet anyway, amazon doesnt stop you even from copying them to your kindle. I m sure amazon and even the authors are aware of those limitations and are focusing on a better experience readers would be willing to pay for.
That is not an excuse for them, they should have a non-offline alternative for ie9 & FF
A company has two operating systems that are both years behind schedule. Eventually the company decides to dump them both. Occam's Razor: should we assume nefarious criminal intent?
Nice work! I think I could use this when I forget my GPS logger for photo time/location correlation. However, 1km would be too course-grained for that. Would it be possible to make this a user-defined setting?

Edit: GPX export would also be useful.
They probably will. They don't need to support everything off-the-bat, particularly since it doesn't seem like desktop browsers are even the primary target.
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you could diff the binaries though
WebSQL was abandoned because Mozilla refused to support it for (IMO) spurious reasons. IndexedDB support is uneven at best in modern browsers. Amazon chose (rightly, again IMO) to use something that works and is available now.

Mozilla is reaping the benefits of their nonsensical stance here.
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