Humphrey

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by Humphrey 8y ago
Sure -- FastMail seems like the way to go if you get to choose these things!
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Ask HN: Best alternate client to web-based Gmail? Now that it sucks
51 points by Humphrey 8y ago|38 comments
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by Humphrey 8y ago
If you are wondering - The detail of this drafting legislation is found in a PDF that this article links to. It's a long read!
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by Humphrey 8y ago
Totally agree. I've been using Django since 0.96 and it's is so mature now. Earlier they introduced so many new features... but it's now a very mature framework that doesn't really need any new features.
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by Humphrey 8y ago
Yeah, perhaps they just need to swap out the globe for new objects?
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by Humphrey 8y ago
Oh my where do I begin -- Yarn (to me) appears to be faster, and breaks less (if ever). With NPM I kept finding things not working, and having to delete node_modules and re-installing. Yarn just works, and I haven't even considered u
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by Humphrey 8y ago
This is my mates app. He spent days trying to investigating how he could be violation of their terms and has not been able to get a specific reason from Google. It appears to me that this must be a "false-positive" for a harmfu
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Google Play deletes App without giving a helpful reason(noterushapp.com)
3 points by Humphrey 8y ago|1 comments
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by Humphrey 8y ago
While firebase has an expensive first tier, Firestore bills more for what you use, like AWS does.
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by Humphrey 9y ago
1Password user here. I only use the manual sync option. And I use Resillo Sync to kept all my devices in sync... Which means, most of the time, it's only syncing on my local network. Works great, and was a one off cost, not subscriptio
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by Humphrey 9y ago
I wonder if there is a use-case for a simplified lightweight edition of Electron that uses the system webviews instead of Chromium. Obviously this would be much less capable, require cross platform testing, and limit node usage. But for a p
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by Humphrey 9y ago
I switched to Mac with the Mid-2012 i7 Air. Cost me just under A$2000 after updating all the internals It is still my home computer and have not noticed it slowing down! I'm glad I chose this over the newly released 13" pro retina
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by Humphrey 9y ago
How does this handle garage collection? I believe Webassembly doesn't yet support GC so, is this manually compiling it's own GC into it?
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by Humphrey 9y ago
Surely in most cases you'd be contacting you bank for support though, not Google?
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by Humphrey 9y ago
Which is no different to the tap-and-go we have had for years. Just make sure you glance at the balance on the screen before tapping.
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by Humphrey 9y ago
Perhaps some Australian NBN (National Broadband Network) customers would get improved speeds with wet string over their fibre to the node installations
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by Humphrey 9y ago
Interestingly, you still can't buy a pre-made sandwich from a supermarket in Australia. We have Subways and sandwiches at cafe's and corner stores, but actually barely any "ready to eat" meals at our supermarkets. I won
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by Humphrey 9y ago
I never stopped using Firefox, but for years was only using it for an isolated development environment. But I've been using Firefox 57 for a few month, and it's great. I still use Chrome, but I'm probably spending equal time
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by Humphrey 9y ago
That's what this Kickstarter project is trying to achieve. https://www.sentio.com/ It looks like a MacBook Air, but is really just a screen, keyboard, touchpad, and portable battery bank for your Android phone. Hopeful
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by Humphrey 9y ago
Yeah, I love the direction LG has taken here. Rather than removing the port, they have added a higher quality DAC to make the inbuilt 3.5mm port even better! So, I use it all the 3.5mm jack even more now. Is the idea behind an adaptor so th
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by Humphrey 9y ago
Looks pretty hacked to me!
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by Humphrey 9y ago
Best time of year is subjective!! All Lonely Planet guide books solve this problems by explaining what each place is like at each time. Eg, for Yosemite, it describes how during summer it is rediculosy busy & hot, so you might prefer to
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by Humphrey 9y ago
Australia has the best of all of this already to study at any Australian University! - Depending on your social-economic background, The government pays you a cost-of-living income [1], - pays your university fees [2] which are tiny compare
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by Humphrey 9y ago
This post explains why I was so frustrated using my card in the USA the other month. I figured it was super-slow because I had an international card, and it was confused. Back here in Australia, almost every retailer (including those on 3g
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by Humphrey 9y ago
Yeah, I was pretty confused by the "signing" thing in the usa! I figured they'd have ditched signing, but instead, they created complicated digital signing machines! :-o
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by Humphrey 9y ago
Yeah, although if you did that, everybody would subconsciously think that your prices were higher. Perhaps just show the inc. tax and ex. tax prices. AirBNB and Uber do this nicely already. Half cents! ha ha... I find it funny how US pet
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by Humphrey 9y ago
Australia solved this problem back in 1990 by removing 1c and 2c coins. When paying in cash, transactions are rounded to the nearest 5c. No rounding occurs for digital transactions. Have just spent a month in the USA for the first time, I
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by Humphrey 10y ago
I've got the min-2012 i7 Air -- love the machine, and it still runs fast and great. The battery is pretty terrible though. I'm probably due for a new one. When I took it to my local Apple reseller, they told me that they didn&#
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by Humphrey 10y ago
I'm assuming that 10MB would be less if you didn't want to use Kivy. However, I assume that using Django would probably take even more space that Kivy. So could it get big fast?
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by Humphrey 10y ago
Firstly, Looks like it's been around for a couple of years. Is the idea that you could deploy your python code as an android app. I'd like to see some examples apps in the wild, so I could check out performance, etc. But could

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