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12y ago
I suspect most people linger and never bother creating an account. My own account is 103 days old, but I've been RSS subscribing to HN for about... 3 years? Maybe slightly longer. I read a lot of what's being discussed on HN, but
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It's worth noting that Caffeine has a built-in OS X Command Line equivalent, Caffeinate - https://developer.apple.com/library/mac/documentation/Darwin... My own suggestions to add: * Keka * BetterTouchTo
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Eh. Relying on simple geography in an age where everything is connected seems beyond daft. I've been trying to navigate away from a reliance on US-based services, but at the same time I'd much prefer to move over to a service that
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I find it quite amusing they don't roll with SSL/TLS on their website.
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Interestingly the FUSE element is going to get much more difficult come Yosemite. Apple has implemented a strict unsigned kext ban on Yosemite, and obviously FUSE relies on those kernel extensions, so effectively, building things like FUSE
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'This' debate has kicked off over at Node again, on whether a mature, developed project should be versioned in major.minor release numbers, or whether it's acceptable to stick with 0.10.20 and so on indefinitely. I know there
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Node Version Numbers
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Darn. I'll keep my fingers crossed they don't sell out until I get a little more cash on hand and can buy one then! :)
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This looks interesting. How long are the super early-bird tickets open for?
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12y ago
Is this only an issue for those using Google Chrome? I haven't had any SSL issues with Github all day using Firefox.
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Ask HN: Open-Source Alternatives to Keyclick
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This thread really does show the best of Hacker News. I wandered in here intrigued by Hydra and ended up checking out 3 or 4 open-source pieces of software that do similar things thanks to recommendations here. The choice is absolutely bril
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12y ago
I do like clean minimalism, but I'm not sure it works on a site like Wikipedia. The NYTimes recent redesign was a pretty good meld of minimalism around the article but retaining functionality. I fear that your design kind of strips awa
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Wow. I know it's a purely personal taste thing, but I think your redesign is leagues ahead of OP's proposal. Your design keeps the informative, interconnected aspect of Wikipedia's design and then cleans it up slightly and ma
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This looks pretty interesting. I've never been contented with the iOS default contacts but haven't really found a way to replace that. I think I'll download the beta and play around with it for a while. I do like the Android
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12y ago
This is pretty nice. Are you planning to spread the integration out to other popular cryptos as well?
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12y ago
Thanks for this link. The site still seems to be down, 9 hours later.
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Worthwhile noting that even if you have the Flash Player Plug-in installed in Safari it runs much smoother & is less resource intensive than Chrome. Apple seem to have done a great job on the latest Safari.
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DDG is great! They've come a long way in the last year, and I've switched to using DDG as my primary search resource on iOS, Linux & OS X. The amount of times I can't find what I need on DDG and have to revert to Google S
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I'd suspect that at least on Yosemite you'll be able to disable the web search. You can already choose to chop out huge sections of Spotlight's optional functionality on Mavericks, so I don't see why that'd change c
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As much as I'd like to participate, removing my IPv4 capacity would result in me having zero internet for the day. I've been asking for well over a year about IPv6 to my ISP and each time they've replied along the lines of &#