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BillinghamJ
13y ago
Yes, we did. It appears to be more of a promotional thing than a tool with much real world use. Mostly 1 star reviews, no longer supported & fairly confusing to use. We think the idea was cool, but we can do a better job :) Additionally
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BillinghamJ
13y ago
When we first started doing this, it was 100% a joke app which we never really had an intention of taking forward. It was a side project from our main work to give us a bit of a breather and allow us to chill a bit - avoiding burnout, etc.
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13y ago
We're young - but not that young. Core team are 18 (me, dev), 18 (Cam, designer) & 21 (Kyle, design/founder)
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BillinghamJ
13y ago
Oh, maybe. Weren't aware of that, but we haven't found any other apps which do it.
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BillinghamJ
13y ago
My friend posted this on our behalf. I'm one of the developers. Happy to answer questions, etc.
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BillinghamJ
13y ago
That is by choice. I live in the UK. Personally, I don't see the point in driving manual, but most drivers in the UK enjoy using stick shift. In the context of a self-driving car, that doesn't matter. The self-driving car technolo
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BillinghamJ
13y ago
I actually just wrote a bit about that :) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6858572 > is SSL good enough In my opinion, no. It will protect the password from potential MITM attack (assuming the user hasn't accept
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BillinghamJ
13y ago
Couple of additions: 1 - plain username/password If you have an API call for logging the user in with a username & password which only your app should use, and you're (very) paranoid about someone else using that call, conside
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BillinghamJ
13y ago
The token is held by the client using the API.
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I documented the Facebook GraphSearch API preview
(bitbucket.org)
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BillinghamJ
14y ago
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Making it JSON - XML to JSON API
(life.jamesbillingham.com)
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14y ago
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There are two kinds of lazy programmers
(life.jamesbillingham.com)
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14y ago
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