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841.
by 0xCMP 10y ago
Exciting stuff. I think there's a lot of room to improve the UX sketch has with components. I like how Figma is approaching it. Everyday it comes closer to becoming the tool I'll reach for.
842.
by 0xCMP 10y ago
Ah this makes the purpose much more clear. I recommend putting a version of how you explain this on your front page
843.
by 0xCMP 10y ago
Luckily because of how packages are in go this won't be too much of an issue. Simply have to refer to gorilla/mux or donutloop/mux specifically.
844.
by 0xCMP 10y ago
He did redownload and verify via BT. He seems to also be rebuilding from source(?).
845.
by 0xCMP 10y ago
Yep very true. I'm a little dogmatic about too. I haven't even installed VS Code even though I know it's supposed to be pretty good. Burned too hard plus looking at what they did to others before me makes a pattern that is ha
846.
by 0xCMP 10y ago
We all have our stories. MS has done a number on me.
847.
by 0xCMP 10y ago
MS is doing good in my book. They should keep it up. Eventually people will start giving them a chance again.
848.
by 0xCMP 10y ago
My web teacher in HS was as far as I could tell (he was teaching us) "qualified." He taught us how to make table layout websites in dream weaver using web basic color schemes. It was 2008-2012. He seems to have studied web develop
849.
by 0xCMP 10y ago
What do they actually do/make?
850.
by 0xCMP 10y ago
Case in point: we have nyan-mode. </case>
851.
by 0xCMP 10y ago
But the problem has been people haven't done that. So here we are. Maybe some stick (vs carrot) for unwittingly contributing to a DDoS to make people care will work? Not sure. I'm not really liking any of these solutions, but the
852.
by 0xCMP 10y ago
You're mentioning an industry funded by about 1/6th[0] of the Federal Budget related to war and consequences if things go wrong (like losing/death/geo poltical problems). Just cause it worked for the DOD doesn't m
853.
by 0xCMP 10y ago
"Terrorists and serious criminals will always seek to avoid detection." And normal people too, assholes.
854.
by 0xCMP 10y ago
Yea I guess I could do that. Play around with it and see how it feels and then I can wipe it over again if I want to.
855.
by 0xCMP 10y ago
Yep that + all the migration tooling in Django makes getting the API side of a website going very easy.
856.
by 0xCMP 10y ago
I used to follow the changes a lot on this repo. Lots of great discussion in the issues of balancing practicality and security. Like @ents mentioned though, there are some un-reversible changes if you do everything they recommend. Althoug
857.
by 0xCMP 10y ago
However, you can simplify this on your computer like I do by having a repo with your source, disabling jekyll on github, and pushing the results to the user.github.io repo so that github acts like s3 and you get a $0.00 blog. Nice thing for
858.
by 0xCMP 10y ago
> If you are doing certificate pinning with us, we are updating certs! so keep calm and check the new FPs here https://twitter.com/riseupnet/status/790245677234282496
859.
by 0xCMP 10y ago
Yea, inexperience with Microsoft would make them think it's okay to do that before these announcements. I agree with parent comment though, not enough to make me come back. source: C# and .NET were the first languages I taught myself a
860.
by 0xCMP 10y ago
side note: This happened without his involvement in social media at all. Others, collectively, used social media to get that effect.
861.
by 0xCMP 10y ago
It's the natural thing for services to be brittle. We're all human after all: a mistake in recruitment, hiring, training, scoping, managing, documenting, or etc. can cause an engineer to make the mistakes needed to make a brittle
862.
by 0xCMP 10y ago
Am I crazy to have thought this had already happened? What is it I'm think of instead?
863.
by 0xCMP 10y ago
I couldn't help but notice this funny marketing line which made me laugh > The incredibly compact form factor resembles more a super computer from the future than a PC of today.
864.
by 0xCMP 10y ago
Same! But sadly when I switched to Spacemacs I haven't set it up again.
865.
Ask HN: What's your favorite way to orchestrate AWS?
3 points by 0xCMP 10y ago|1 comments
866.
by 0xCMP 10y ago
Interesting to see where this goes. I've always felt like spreadsheets could do a lot of things I never learned to do that sometimes a script or whatever is overkill (or inefficient)
867.
by 0xCMP 10y ago
Yea I've noticed that as well. There are also minor issues with file needing to be used for it to work requiring developers to use their entire app every deploy. I was going to start developing my future projects (opensource and privat
868.
by 0xCMP 10y ago
I use sandstorm right now. It's be absolutely great so far. The only downside is some of the apps either aren't packaged the best or aren't truly designed for Sandstorm, but other than that the system itself is rock solid. I
869.
by 0xCMP 10y ago
Yea, just also side note that error messages aren't very good for saying it doesn't support it vs something weird going on with copy and paste.
870.
by 0xCMP 10y ago
It does and it's open source. You can ask for improvements, know why something is the way it is, and change it yourself if you need to. I bought it. I use it on my iPhone and iPad Pro and it's been great.

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