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Screenshots say Sporify. Probably a human made typo in the mockups - refreshing!

Am I reading this right, there are interns and engineers running PHP in a debugger on production data? How else would he be able to memorialize his own account and trigger the email?

They both look like Bootstrap sites to me.

When trying to crawl a URL that sends a 302 with a relative URI reference in Location, it fails. E.g. if http://www.example.com sends a 302 with "Location: /en/".

Take a look at this guys submission history. Flagged.

Maxmind, probably. (http://www.maxmind.com/)

There's a google chart on the page. Wouldn't surprise me if they collect the referrer address and indexes it.

No need for archive.org, it's still up and running: http://www.angelfire.com/ny/mez51/

They've been down for at least two hours now.

SEEKING WORK - Stockholm, Sweden/Remote

Full stack web developer.

* HTML/CSS/JavaScript

* Python/Java/PHP/Ruby

* MySQL/PostgreSQL

* SOLR/Elastic Search/Sphinx

* Nginx/lighttpd/Apache

Experience from working with (extremely) high load environments.

Email in my profile.

Then you hit the database and the time spent in the framework is all of a sudden a rounding error.

Single page: http://ca.reuters.com/article/businessNews/idCABRE84I0162012...

There's always Eurail (http://www.eurail.com/)

Scoble did actually say that: http://scobleizer.com/2010/12/26/is-quora-the-biggest-bloggi...

But when people started to downvote his Quora answers he took it back: http://scobleizer.com/2011/01/30/why-i-was-wrong-about-quora...

I've given up on the native Date/Time stuff in favour for Joda Time (http://joda-time.sourceforge.net/)

Also http://www.pinspire.com/ (http://pinterest.com/)

I'd say life's too short to beat around the bush.

Marco Arment (marco.org) has written a nice wrapper for it.

https://gist.github.com/1053158

One of the worst things I know of is "news" ending with "<someone> wasn't immediately available for comment".

Don't upvote submissions like this. Since when is it OK to collect personal information before I've had a chance to evaluate the site? Flagged.

The select box almost gave me a heart attack when I opened it.

Apple isn't doing code reviews or regression testing, that's for sure.

The process is in place to make sure that your app is doing what it is supposed to do and is not using any private APIs and stuff like that.

A better article on the same subject: http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/10/27/us-facebook-sweden...

Or that IP could mean anything in languages other than english.

Looks like it's only active on .com

I'd love to read that.

That very thread convinced me to switch to name.com six months ago. They're great.

Why would anyone post their credentials to a site like this? It doesn't matter what the disclaimer says, I've got my credit card connected to my account. Also, the domain name (spotifyontheweb.com) is registered trough privacyprotect.org.

that's actually valid C through a GCC extension: http://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gcc-4.5.0/gcc/Conditionals.htm...

Around $55K I guess, maybe a little less.