brycecammo
Re:Letterpress — A minimal, Markdown based blogging system written in ...
on Friday February 22, 2013 @06:32AM (#5263781)
(Shameless plug)
I got sick of trying out different static site generators that were all just a little bit too complicated to setup and install, so I went about building just what you describe - a simple, plug-in-your-ftp-and-click-publish static site generator[1]. I'm still working out the finer details, but I'm happy with where it's at at the moment.
Re:Show HN: Weekend project, D3.js Globe of Recent Earthquakes
on Wednesday October 24, 2012 @09:31PM (#4695924)
Looks great, well done.
One nitpick I have is that earthquakes are no longer measured on the Richter scale, but rather the Momentum magnitude scale. See http://www.usgs.gov/faq/index.php?sid=54684&lang=en&...
Have you tried Wikidot[1]? Personally I've found it to be far superior to any other wiki platform I've tried.
Re:Ask HN: Freelancer? Seeking freelancer? (July 2012)
on Sunday July 01, 2012 @07:36PM (#4186504)
SEEKING FREELANCER - Remote.
I'm looking for a PHP developer to customise the mustache.php templating system to better suit a new collaborative platform I've got in the works, with the potential for additional work. More details at http://notes.bryc.me/code.
[email protected] | @brycecammo
Re:Pin is Australia’s first all-in-one payment API
on Thursday June 07, 2012 @10:42PM (#4082380)
> I'm still a but curious as to what a nefarious user could do with your "publishable API key,"
I suspect very little if they don't also have your 'secret' API key. I guess they could request a single-use token for a card, but I don't think they could then do anything with it.
Re:Pin is Australia’s first all-in-one payment API
on Thursday June 07, 2012 @08:08PM (#4081997)
It looks like they provide pin.js so that your server never has to accept the credit card details, but rather a single-use token (much like Stripe, I believe).