NightlyDev

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by NightlyDev 6y ago
It's definitely not a must when using multiple PHP servers, but it sure is common and useful.
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by NightlyDev 6y ago
You might be fully aware, but containers doesn't have to be docker/kubernetes. Previously OpenVZ, and now LXC/LXD is great for replacing full VMs in a lot of scenarios. The isolation is great and it's way less resource i
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by NightlyDev 6y ago
I kinda like the way they're doing things. It reminds me of the IE6 times, but with no decent options. I guess I'm a sucker for nostalgia. At least the browsers can freeze, crash and hit more bugs per hour with a faster CPU, so at
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by NightlyDev 6y ago
This is really cool, but the environment is also really simple and I think we're definetly at least 15+ years out before self driving cars can handle somewhat challenging situations as well as humans. Just try to put one of this vehicl
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by NightlyDev 6y ago
I guess you have some notifications on your phone, right? That's the point, notifications for things. If someone sends you a text then you need a notification so you actually notice it.
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by NightlyDev 6y ago
No, it's not. A username is rarely a secret used for anthentication. In this case it seems the user got tricked into giving away a password reset code given over SMS. So the first factor(password) was skipped. If an SMS code and the pa
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by NightlyDev 7y ago
No doubt that this person made a huge mistake, but... Is this seriously a thing? A bank that uses one-factor login? Not only that, but a weak one too? This seems absolutely ridiculous. Why would anyone use such a terrible bank? Isn't t
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by NightlyDev 7y ago
Sure they can, Apple would still have full control over push functionality. Web or native doesn't matter.
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by NightlyDev 7y ago
Lots of options: - Use Quick Sync - Lower your bitrate - Use a faster encoding preset - Lower your output resolution If I remember correctly then your PC is a dual-core, and you can't expect a low-end machine to do high-res encoding we
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by NightlyDev 7y ago
Doesn't most services just create an account like normal when you sign in with eg. Google, if the email is verified? Then you can just use the forgot password and use your mail to log in without Google even if it was created with Googl
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by NightlyDev 7y ago
Yeah, cause everything in the browser is free, right? Clearly it's A LOT of money for apple. If they didn't care about the money then they would just allow it so everyone could avoid receiving payments using apple and giving them
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by NightlyDev 7y ago
Remember, harming webapps is Apple's agenda because only they benefit from it. On the other hand, the web is mostly open for all, so most people benefit from it, not just Google.
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by NightlyDev 7y ago
Lucky us. We web developers really want to care about specific browsers like it's 2006 again. IE6 must have been a great inspiration for Apple judging by their behaviour when it comes to Web.
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by NightlyDev 7y ago
By your logic they should just remove push notifications completely from iOS because it uses power. Wouldn't that be bad? Web push is better than native app push when it comes to power consumption as web push is stricter on what you ca
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by NightlyDev 7y ago
I haven't actively used stripe more than half a year, and I've really enjoyed it so far, except for some translation issues on stripe's checkout page. This change makes me somewhat uncomfortable using stripe. Nordic countries
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by NightlyDev 7y ago
Well, that's highly dependendent on what country in Europe you compare it to, as it can go both ways...
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by NightlyDev 7y ago
No, that is not what transactional mail means, you're wrong. Things like friend requests are also transactional email by definition. So are those "you left your cart behind, want to complete the purchase?". That doesn't
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by NightlyDev 7y ago
"these countries have such high taxes and other restrictions, the only benefit to starting a business there are these programs" Well, that's not true. You also have a good safety net if it doesn't work out. Quality of l
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by NightlyDev 7y ago
It's seems to be working though, everyone knows about the Nigerian Prince. He's really good at marketing.
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by NightlyDev 7y ago
I don't know about you, but I usually don't want to receive notification emails. Did you explicitly ask for it? Good. Is this some stupid notification that I won't care for and was enabled by default? Congratulations on getti
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by NightlyDev 7y ago
You can use you own server with eg. Postfix and Dovecot to do this, either with you own client or use Gmail to read and send the mail. The downside with using just Gmail is that mail will be delayed as Gmail doesn't check inboxes that
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by NightlyDev 7y ago
A private service where you are very sure that subscribers wants and opens the mail? Easy. A public service where a lot will be spam and unsolicited emails? Must be hell to run.
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by NightlyDev 7y ago
I've sent a lot of mail in the last 14 years, and it's not hard. I spammed with invite mails to users friends back in 2008 and mail started to end up in spam for a while, but after switching to double opt-in for all mail and makin
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by NightlyDev 7y ago
A lot of people seems to think that monoliths are a bad thing and microservives a good thing. That isn't the case. There is nothing wrong with monoliths. Trying to make everything work as microservives just for the sake of it, or becau
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by NightlyDev 7y ago
Yes. Safari is a joke - a bad one.
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by NightlyDev 7y ago
You say you want to use python or nodejs, so just go with one of them and don't look back. It really doesn't matter what you choose, just start creating. Don't spend days upon days trying to predict issues that you might neve
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by NightlyDev 7y ago
That's not true. NIC queues and CPUs are still very important to get good performance on servers by pinning different queues to different cores.
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by NightlyDev 7y ago
Lazerlights are freaking expensive. Well above $10k was normal a few years ago.
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by NightlyDev 7y ago
Usually taillights turn on automatically when dark.
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by NightlyDev 7y ago
This is so insanely true. It is the most annoying thing ever. "Well, it's not supposed to do that..." You don't say!

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