This article about Airbnb is above-the-fold on the cover of today's printed San Francisco Chronicle. Noticed it on the newsstands this morning. San Francisco, where Airbnb is headquartered, has begun sending eviction notices to Airbnb hosts all throughout the city for running illegal hotels.
The secret is MD5 hashes on all the files. If you upload a file and the MD5 hash matches another file, then instead of storing the file you're effectively just storing a symlink to the original version of the file.
In practice, the youtube api has other cases in that switch expression (ENDED, PAUSED, etc). For those, you would use the following in their case statement: document.title = document.title.replace("\u25B6","");
And to revise my original code, this is what you could use in the PLAYING statement to prevent multiple play symbols: document.title = "\u25B6" + document.title.replace("\u25B6","");
Notice, too, that I replaced the "▶" with the appropriate javascript encoding.
This is a simple javascript that adds a unicode "▶" to the beginning of html page title. This can be easily coded using the youtube javascript api. Just add the following code when the youtube playstate changes to "YT.PlayerState.PLAYING".
The js basically looks like this:
function onPlayerStateChange(event) {
var player = event.target;
switch (event.data) {
case YT.PlayerState.PLAYING:
document.title = '▶' + document.title;
break;
}
}
Yeah, I almost acknowledged that myself in the original post. But most people don't know what British Thermal Units are, either. And you can't call them "Bitcoin Cents" because that would also be "BTC".
A quick Google search shows "satoshis" (the currency) neither mentioned nor used almost anywhere. Also, asking people to understand an entirely new word "satoshis" is almost as confusing as the decimal places.
Allow a url AND descriptive text on new submissions. Otherwise, the submitter must also write a comment immediately after posting a url simply to elaborate on the url and/or why the url was posted.
The first website I ever made was on Geocities and dedicated to Pimpbot 5000 from Conan O'Brien. The site even had downloadable .wav sound files. I created it using a beta of Microsoft's first version of FrontPage, which Microsoft sent me on a CD-R as part of their beta program back in 1996 right after MS acquired Vermeer.
And how did I get on that FrontPage beta program? I sent an email to Brad Silverberg (bradsi) at Microsoft asking to get on some beta programs. He actually responded to my email and said he'd see what he could do.
This is "the" php book that everybody uses to learn php and mysql. It's also the book I used years ago. It covers both php and mysql, which is good because both are consistently used together.
Work with an academic advisor so the classes for your masters degree plan align with a PhD degree plan. Do that and then work on the PhD. Then if you decide to quit early, you can at least earn a masters degree along the way while working towards a PhD.
Would like to know the names of all the people in the top photo and their startup companies. The reason is so I can link to their startups in a caption underneath the photo.
If anybody can identify everyone, please let me know. Thanks!