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fayimora | 9 years ago | on: Cyber Security-Everyone's Responsibility

While this is true, I just feel like there isn't enough help out there. I know a few people who are security conscious but are not sure what they really need to do to "protect" themselves. Loads of articles out there but most of them require a certain level of familiarity with tech which is not very appealing to the uninitiated.

fayimora | 9 years ago | on: Twitter moves away from 140 characters, ditches confusing and restrictive rules

haha I thought about that too. Clever but slightly misleading. Surely they could have come up with something true and equally attractive but then again it's the battle of "who gets the story out first"

fayimora | 9 years ago | on: Twitter moves away from 140 characters, ditches confusing and restrictive rules

Wow I have been using Twitter since 08/09 and I never knew about the ".@" reply.

fayimora | 9 years ago | on: Twitter moves away from 140 characters, ditches confusing and restrictive rules

The way I understand it, the 140 character limit still holds. They just stopped counting things like mentions and URLs.

fayimora | 9 years ago | on: Fizz Buzz in Tensorflow

interviewer: How far are you intending to take this? me: Oh, just two layers deep

haha

fayimora | 10 years ago | on: MovieLens – Non-Commercial, Personalized Movie Recommendation System

Very weird! I just tried in Safari and all I had to do was tick a checkbox as opposed to identifying pancakes and street signs in Chrome.

fayimora | 10 years ago | on: MovieLens – Non-Commercial, Personalized Movie Recommendation System

I can't seem to get past the captcha :( Anyone else?

fayimora | 12 years ago | on: Show HN: Slap – a command line client for Github Gists

I was going to ask the same. I usually just pipe my content to the gist command/tool.

fayimora | 12 years ago | on: Ember.js Persistence Foundation

THIS! That diagram is just ...

fayimora | 14 years ago | on: Ruby Motion Samples - Write iPhone Apps In Ruby

Maybe or maybe not. Am assuming that is just a typo. The author most likely meant something else but you must admit that the idea of writing iOS apps using ruby is awesome.

fayimora | 14 years ago | on: Ruby Motion Samples - Write iPhone Apps In Ruby

This is PROGRESS!