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if you look at the pentagram design documents [1], the 'bars' aren't meant to be drawn wide enough for the perspective on them to be noticeable. the designer's drawings have all the bars at 1px regardless of the scale of the logo.

[1] http://pentagram.com/en/new/2012/02/new-work-microsoft.php
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Where are you getting this "allowed in general" thing from? I can't see anything in there at all that would imply that.
I think CA's are problematic nevertheless because they involve a third party I never invited. I would much prefer to have a ssh style public key fingerprint that you must verify and accept for one site, and know that once I've decided to trust them, nothing can come between me and them unlike with SSL certification chain. I would prefer to receive my bank's public key on paper when signing up for online banking and verify that it equals what I see when I first connect to their servers.

This reduces the MITM to the initial handshake. This could be worked out to a degree with some p2p scheme or a set of DHTs for popularity count. Fingerprints would be submitted to a public service that accumulates submissions from different users, identified by the same public key used to sign the submissions. Trustworthiness would be weighted based on the history and age of the users' submissions: someone who has used the same public key and submitted fingerprints for five years is likely to be a real user that you can trust instead of a bot that generates new identities in order to submit false fingerprints to launch a MITM. There are numerous ways to implement this.

One positive thing would be to bring the same attention to trustworthiness to people's minds that they must employ in "real" life as well, i.e. offline. A website that's never fraudulent or genuine (unless you got it in writing) but shades of trust more reflects the interactions we encounter in real life (can I trust this guy because my friend said he's ok?).
I really am I loving the rate at which Parse is adding new features. We are currently using it with one of our prototypes but roughly looking at their blog postings, it is around five additions a month. Impressive.
> you absolutely should be aware about the Path situation, Kickstarter, and all other trends and most companies in our industry.

I don't think so. The Path situation is a problem precisely because we know that it is a wrong thing to do. So if you haven't heard of it you would probably decide not to do it like them.

I would even argue that this is actually the stuff you should ignore. The latest Sillicon Valley affairs, bloggers bickering between each other and so on. That's not even news, that's more like celebrity gossip.

The articles that I appreciate the most on HN are about how somebody has done something (which I perhaps thought of doing myself) and writes up precisely how.
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"Everyone is waiting for Google to become evil, but the infrastructure is just not in place for that."

Then what is the explanation for their current behavior?
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It sounded more like RequestPolicy than ABP, but there's nothing stopping you from using both, which is what I do.
So keyboard and mouse is in no way desktop paradigm? Really?
> This reduces the MITM to the initial handshake.

Mostly. No matter much you trim your certificate chain, there's nothing preventing Google/your bank/Amazon/etc from sharing their private key with, say, Uncle Sam. However, the backdoor admin access that the gov't gets to sites like TwitterFace and Gmail probably makes that a pointless effort.

Confidentiality/Authenticity are pretty much impossible to guarantee unless you control everything on both ends.
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See the EFF's recent 'sovereign keys' proposal for one similar idea for preserving trust in a server key, once established, against later CA-based hijacking.

Or, Tyler Close's 'YURL'/httpsy scheme for making introduction/bootstrap the important step, rather than a CA/PKI lookup:

http://www.waterken.com/dev/YURL/httpsy/
I stopped reading the news at one point -- for a couple years -- because of its persistent lack of depth. I realized that reading 100 BBC articles on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict would leave me knowing virtually nothing about it, other than some factoids, whereas the same time spent reading books would be worthwhile.

Not to mention that you would have read 100 articles from a single source that is a government-controlled channel of information from a country that is partly responsible for starting the Israeli-Palestinian mess in the first place.
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It is already reduced to the initial handshake. That is exactly what a CA does. But perhaps you are right that a CA should sign certificates based on influence-weighted pseudonymous votes rather than simply receipt of payment! Should CA's require payment in bitcoins?
In a corporate setting in which you use a computer provided by your employer this will always be possible. You can do it by simply generating your own CA certificate and making sure every browser used throughout the company has it in its CA cert list.
I disagree. Datassette and Com Truise are seriously good music producers themselves. And I think both of them and Sunjammer have very good taste and listen a lot of music to be able to put together this kind of compilations. Pretty sure you can't find most of what they listen on iTunes.

Matter of taste. Keep that in mind and you'll become more respectful.
And even if the IP address is unaltered - what will prevent the owner of the closed network from routing every http(s) request silently through a proxy on its way out to the Internet?
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This is not about new media. There are great games who tell awesome story (I would suggest Planescape: Torment for the old ones, KOTOR2 for new ones, and Aquaria for the indie ones). This is about Mass Effect specifically, which is not really spectacular. It's power fantasy with good pacing and structure and it borrows from movies in ways of soundtracks and atmosphere, yes. But the universe it happens in is pretty boring compared to, say Eclipse Phase or The Culture, the "diversity" is laughable, and I would suggest that characters who are gay only in some playthroughs are pretty dangerous idea.

I would on the other hand argue that Mass Effect series is bad for the video game industry -- for many people, it made voiced main character mainstream. That is bad, because it's very expensive, so not only it makes video gaming industry harder to enter for new businesses, it also makes even the rich studios trim dialogue and actual choice in game to the lowest common denominator.

However once again, this is not about new media. Check works of Paul DeMarinis if you want new media, it's full of win.
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I highly approve of Burial for programming music, and have some recommendations of my own:

Clubroot - Clubroot
Explosions in the Sky - Earth is Not A Cold Dead Place (and everything else)
Four Tet - There Is Love In You
Bonobo - Days to Come
Pretty Lights - Filling Up The City Skies

That said, I find I can listen to just about anything and program; Drum & Bass being one of my favorites to listen to. If you're feeling really adventurous and don't find anything non-ambient distracting, here is another list:

Unquote - Reverberation Box
Phace & Misanthrop - From Deep Space
Calibre - Calibre
High Contrast - Confidential

Probably too much listed here, but I'm an avid music listener (mostly of EDM); I also find that it keeps me focused when working.
>Mark Zuckerberg's perceived public figure does not inspire confidence either.

I haven't seen that movie, but let me just say that I simply can't help but deeply mistrust a person who considers privacy "obsolete" (which he has stated multiple times in the past) and, through his creation, effectively works to reduce it for everybody.

I'm deeply scared of a future where you need a Facebook (and/or Google) account to do anything meaningful on the web, and I hope that we will never arrive at such a future. I won't join Facebook under any circumstance short of a gun pointed at my head.
It's called electronic music. Trance preferred.
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>> Every site that uses JSONP is deliberately exploiting a loophole to circumvent privacy controls.

> How so? ... JSONP is a workaround for Single-Origin-Policy

That's how so.
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Perhaps one day I'll get tired of

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i guess microsoft has enough money to buy the best designers around. maybe they have an idea or two about perspective and also a couple of ideas about when to break those rules in exchange to something that simply looks better, and this is the case.
I can't tell you how many times I've explained this to friends. You hit this spot on. Catchy title too, I clicked it probably as a result :)
My hypothesis: Google want to consolidate all their navigation to the top black 'google bar' (or whatever they're calling it). They want to train users to go there to access Search and in turn everything else Googley.

edit: A reddit commenter points out that 'Videos' is now 'YouTube'. I think it's clear this move is a subtle consolidation of services.
If one of these certificates are found (and they will be. Just wait), the root will be removed, thus depriving the CA of their business.

At THAT kind of a cost, you'd rather comply I'd say.
It's enforceable because any such fraudulent certificate, once found, identifies both the dodgy intermediate CA and the responsible root CA. The fraudulent cert itself provides all the proof that Mozilla needs to revoke the corresponding root.

The fraudulent certificates could be found and saved by a user using Chrome's certificate pinning feature, or Firefox's Certificate Patrol add-on, or similar.
Though angels often seem to be nice people they are hard-bitten dealmakers (while first-time entrepreneurs are not).

No serious angel would participate at such an event.
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Many certificates that you can buy today are issued by legitimate resellers of bigger CA's. That's done by the big CA (which is in the list of trusted roots) handing out a CA certificate to the reseller.

We'd probably want to keep this as is or the already way too big list of roots in the browsers becomes totally unmanageable. Or we move back to the days of only a handful of roots, which probably means also going back to the old prices ($500+ a year for a non-ev one)
It seems to get worse every time I recruit (we're hiring, cheeky link - http://www.easyart.com/content/help/jobs.ghtml).

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* About a dozen recruiters calling our generic office line (despite the "no recruiters")

* A recruiter tracking down my personal contact details to offer his services

* A recruiter blatantly lied to a colleague who asked him "are you a recruiter". I Googled his name and number and found out that he was.

Absolutely relentless. Why they think I would do business with them is beyond me.

To be fair, I've had some emails from nice ones too, but the vast majority have been very unpleasant to deal with.
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If you like that one check out 'Soil Festivities', it's one of Vangelis least appreciated albums but I feel it is his best.
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Um, that's not MITM then is it?

I mean yes, if you're paranoid enough you probably should build an underground bunker in the mountains and grow your food, but objectively there is a huge security difference between whatever shenanigans a trusted partner may be up to and a large body of auto-trusted with potentially leak able-to-who-knows-where subcerts.
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Yes, the pricing change is fine if I just want to throw up some private side projects, but for an MVP product, no. With an MVP product I would want to have a custom domain to make it look more professional and to share with the world. Sure $10 a month isn't a huge deal but I have two MVP products on a VPS at the moment that barely get any traffic whilst I figure out feasibility and if they will work.

Heroku doesn't charge for custom domains, but I would prefer AppHarbor went PHPFog's way of only allowing 3 free apps and charge $5 for those to have custom domains.

I've written three blog posts on the whole AppHarbor pricing change and just believe they are missing a whole subset of the market. In my final blog post on their new pricing I suggested someone could potentially fill this void by providing a subset of AppHarbor features as a kind of "baby" AppHarbor that is designed for small hobby/MVP projects that don't need features like multiple workers, load balancing rather just a better experience (git push) over shared hosting (ftp).
> No, my good sir, ten times no. The iterator pattern as was discussed (in Design Patterns, and such and so), has nothing to do with that construct. Iterators speak polymorphism out loud, freeing us from finities and the rest of the crowd.

That is not entirely true, internal iterators in the style of Smalltalk and Ruby have all the capabilities of GOF-style external iterators, and jQuery (or underscore's) each is a restricted kind of internal iterator.

And while that is (sadly) not supported at the moment these could very well delegate to an arbitrary implementor of Javascript's own internal iterator protocols (JS 1.6's "Array extras"), leading exactly to the capabilities you describe (including but not limited to polymorphism).

Furthermore, external iterators are of little use, value and class when you have blocks, or at least "full" anonymous functions. It's unsurprising to have them in the C++ and Java-based GOF, but they don't belong anywhere near JavaScript.
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I mean that the existence of a large and continuously growing data set will incentivize figuring out better ways to analyze it.
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Dirty Three - Whatever you love, you are
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I guess a lot of us are curious too.
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From an API perspective it would be much nicer to set a Boolean flag for offline support and for them to have added it to the now save method.

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All this means is that CAs have to be a bit more careful who they give reseller certificates to - essentially, only signing reseller certificates for sellers they think are trustworthy.

Because that's what signing a * certificate says - "I trust the owner of this certificate with signing power for every domain". If a particular CA is giving that away to people who shouldn't be trusted with that, then that's pretty shady behaviour on the part of the CA.
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