Looks neat. I was casually checking html source and found that there is some HAML code visible as comments (http://i.imgur.com/TNDRHNy.png).
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http://haproxy.1wt.eu/ shows homepage from 2009 where as http://haproxy.1wt.eu/?foo gives latest homepage
First thing I remembered after reading the title is http://pgsnake.blogspot.in/2010/04/postgres-91-release-theme...
I don't understand what evil did Google do here.
Its got a nice set of puzzles/games in it. Not sure what it is about. Any polish users to rescue?
Edit: After going through all of them, I got redirected to search term "Stanisław Lem"
A lot of users tend to use same password for various accounts. So, if the hacker gets one password, it means he can gain access to other accounts owned by the user.
There is something wrong with the logo. There is a white vertical rectangle behind the 'S' of minus.
Plivo -> Freeswitch -> Voice Gateway -> PSTN Line
Nice. Looks like a Node.js port of qpsmtpd - http://smtpd.develooper.com/
Edit: Just found that author has noted that Haraka is quite similar to Qpsmtpd.
I use to use Proxomitron (http://www.proxomitron.info/) on windows. Thanks for this.
I love that home.ipq.co resolves to 127.0.0.1
I was expecting to read this on Daring Fireball.
I guess, you are going to the previous page, but, previous page seems to be the same page. http://i.imgur.com/HcWI9.png
Did Apache behind TechCrunch always add "X-Pad=avoid browser bug" header ?
Apparently few Apache 1.x installations use to send this header as part of some fix for few versions Netscape.
Edit: TC seems to acknowledge the hack now. Also, the header X-Pad is missing now.
"Earlier tonight techcrunch.com was compromised by a security exploit.
We're working to identify the exploit and will bring the site back online shortly."
Rediff is a very bad excuse for an internet portal. It just lives on flame-baits, scarcely dressed bollywood divas and lots of mediocrity. A simple example of their technical capability -
http://shopping.rediff.com/product/%22;-alert%28document.coo...
Few more @ http://karteek.selfdabba.com/tag/rediff/
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