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by AnonC 6y ago
Will this make .NET. a contender for Go in places where .NET is used widely and Go is used to develop standalone tools that are easily distributed?
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by AnonC 6y ago
I came here to write about this. This site trashed my back navigation in certain cases and I couldn’t get back to the (external) page I was at before. I just lost my navigation history.
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by AnonC 6y ago
Could you suggest some reading material on this please?
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by AnonC 6y ago
I don’t think it’s a nit. It’s polite and proper feedback on the misuse of a term. The TL;DR here didn’t really convey anything useful from the rest of the post. So it ought to be rightly called “Introduction”, as you said.
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by AnonC 6y ago
> There's a real information problem in B2B software. Without prior experience, it's hard to know how to evaluate a product, figure out what differentiates it, learn all relevant background, and compare against alternatives. M
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by AnonC 6y ago
> Creating a Facebook Shop is free and simple. That’s just PR speak. The truth, as it will be realized soon (if not suspected already), is that this will not be free. It will take away the freedom of the businesses and hold them to ran
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by AnonC 6y ago
If I’ve understood it right, looking at the homepage and the FAQ, Notion is tied to its own cloud service for storing information, and there’s no way to use it as a standalone app storing data locally and sync information through an unrelat
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by AnonC 6y ago
There’s DoT (DNS Over TLS), which operates on port 853, uses TCP and provides encryption. But it’s also something network operators can easily block since it runs on a specific, separate port. DNS over HTTPS (DoH), on the other hand, rides
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by AnonC 6y ago
It’s perhaps due to my subconscious dislike of Electron that I read the title as “Electron 0.9” and for a brief moment wondered what a 1.0 release would look like. On performance, the release notes state that there’s an improvement on Linux
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by AnonC 6y ago
Sorry I can’t directly help you. I’ve looked at email clients a long time ago, but never found anything that seemed trustworthy or didn’t send information back to its servers. Email is very important to me. While there may be security issue
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by AnonC 6y ago
Raising prices always results in some amount of pain and frustration for some set of users. You could just start with calling your low price as an introductory offer that will be available for a limited period. You could also give extended
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by AnonC 6y ago
Named posting doesn’t need to expose one’s email address. You could just use the name. That was my point. There is no need to expose anyone’s email address to the world, be they technically knowledgeable people or otherwise. I still believe
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by AnonC 6y ago
If there’s one thing we need, it’s more satire about tech hotness and the relentless chase for the bleeding edge (yeah, just don’t mind that you’re bleeding). The headlines on this site right now look good. I’d need to see more content to d
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by AnonC 6y ago
It depends on what you’re developing, who the target users are and how much you need to charge to sustain yourself. It also depends on your skills and how much time you’re willing to invest in creating a desktop application (doing one that’
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by AnonC 6y ago
No need to get defensive. You have basically created a spam attractor for non-technical users by saying that this is suitable for “Grandpa and Grandma” and making them a lot more vulnerable to email scams. Writing in one’s voice doesn’t nee
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More falsehoods programmers believe about time (2012)(infiniteundo.com)
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by AnonC 6y ago
As pointed out by samstave in a comment at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23209348 : You send an email to this service to post a blog entry, and this service exposes your name and email address (as obtained from the e
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by AnonC 6y ago
> You can delete emails by just sending $DELETEME. Does that still fit with the view that this is suitable for “Grandpa and Grandma” if it exposes one’s email address? Shouldn’t a service intended for non-technical audiences take more ca
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by AnonC 6y ago
Obviously, this is for internal environments under one’s control. I found this bit amusing and wondered if the author had some kind of meta message here: > Issuer: C = US, ST = GA, L = Atlanta, OU = Junk
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by AnonC 6y ago
OP/mods: this needs “(2019)” in the title.
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by AnonC 6y ago
I wonder how Telegram will subsist and how it’s going to generate money for the longer term. Since it stores all messages and media by default (except secret chats) on its cloud, the infrastructure costs will keep going up at some pace with
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by AnonC 6y ago
Thanks. This makes sense. I was wondering what these fluff pieces have to do with SEO, because surely the search engines aren’t monitoring all users and how long they spend on each page in order to rank the usefulness of the content in thei
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by AnonC 6y ago
> Based on these stories, you might be determined to demand high writing standards everywhere, right off the bat. ...including writing about COVID-19. :) Sorry, couldn’t help cracking a joke after being exposed to so many memes. > I
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by AnonC 6y ago
That mostly works if one is able to stay away from other humans and social events forever. For the rest, there are ditches everywhere to fall into.
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by AnonC 6y ago
> One of the key things in the study is that all of the action is happening away from the tongue. This shows that there are circuits inducing our love for sugar, beyond our love for sweet tastes. This also helps explain why artificial s
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by AnonC 6y ago
This looks very nice. But I’m concerned that I’d be left with Google cookies after this is run.
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by AnonC 6y ago
> Soltero tells me that there are no immediate plans to change or integrate any of Google’s apps, so don’t get your hopes up for that (yet). “We believe people make choices around the products that they use for specific purposes,” Solte
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by AnonC 6y ago
> ...when you receive a casual encrypted mail and you're not able to read it (my private keys are air-gapped... Could you elaborate on why you put your public key in well-known and also how (and for what purposes) you use your air-g
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by AnonC 6y ago
Have to agree on the Wire clients being sluggish. I’ve seen this on all platforms I use (even on mobile). Otherwise it’s so nice to have something that doesn’t require a phone number and allows up to three accounts to be setup in a client f
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by AnonC 6y ago
> That lead to paying work Typo: it should be “led”, not “lead”

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