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10y ago
That's still debt, it's someone's money you are spending.
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10y ago
Maybe "Xamarin on GitHub"?
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10y ago
Not having to go into debt is an advantage IMHO.
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10y ago
And compared to a debit card? You have all the advantages you listed (except the rebate), but you're spending your own money.
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10y ago
I'm curious of the implications of intentionally crippling a critical product with software. For instance, if your life depended on your Tesla having enough battery to drive to the next charger, would Tesla be responsible for your deat
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10y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11871248
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Why you shouldn't share links on Facebook
(medium.com)
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10y ago
If that's what you are talking about, you can select "Full (strict)" in the SSL options to enforce origin certificate validation. https://support.cloudflare.com/hc/en-us/articles/200170416-W...
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10y ago
Everything you do is logged by all these sites, and tied to your identity there, no matter what they say. They have so much storage space to spare that it's more compelling to save the data for potentially analyzing it later than to th
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10y ago
1606 install of the plugin probably isn't everyone, but I suppose your pull request will be welcome :)
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Jeff Bezos says more than 1,000 people are working on Amazon Echo and Alexa
(recode.net)
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Mobile UX Design: The Right Ways to Ask Users for Permissions
(uxplanet.org)
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10y ago
The bugs are way more subtle than that. You're lucky if your bad programming is caught somewhere at runtime. In most cases, Python and other weakly-typed languages will do everything they can to fit the data you're providing with
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10y ago
I agree, it's is not a problem that impacts users immediately, otherwise those phones wouldn't sell. The problem is security: an OS that does not receive patches is an insecure OS. That affects users in the long run, and it's
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10y ago
So you're saying it's the fault of consumers if they get phones that won't receive updates?
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10y ago
Have you looked at Concourse? I've only heard good things about it. https://concourse.ci
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Blue Ocean: a new user experience for Jenkins
(jenkins.io)
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10y ago
Ghostery and the EFF's Privacy Badger are your friends. You will get better blocking as these maintain lists with all the alternate domains they use. https://www.ghostery.com/try-us/download-browser-extension/
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Who comes up with a $700 Wi-Fi-connected juicer?
(theverge.com)
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10y ago
Quick question, what would be a good alternative to Zendesk? We've initially chosen it because it seemed pretty standard, but it looks designed for much larger companies. We avoid using it (!) because the UI is confusing, and it's
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10y ago
Or who didn't sell at $1200!
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10y ago
Makes sense, since the system doesn't get updates
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Sysdig: Behavioral Activity Monitor With Container Support
(sysdig.org)
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Raspberry Pi Zero grows a camera connector
(raspberrypi.org)
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Tesla Autopilot Retrofit on a Classic P85 Model S
(skie.net)
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10y ago
The way people number their versions does not mean anything (React is actually in v15 now). 0.xx has no meaning, except if the developer of the software explicitly indicates it's unfinished. Version numbers are entirely subjective by d
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10y ago
Now it[1] just needs a centralized lock service[2] for safe cluster-wide rolling upgrades! The three release channels are already there, with the Omaha upgrade system. 1: https://coreos.com 2: https://coreos.com/
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10y ago
Well, Sublime Text 3 is still a beta. https://github.com/vim/vim/releases
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It's not like it's a concern for ICANN, Google owns .search, .ads, .dev, .app and more.
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How Etsy Formats Currency
(codeascraft.com)
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