ShaneMcGowan

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by ShaneMcGowan 5y ago
One could argue that's worse
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by ShaneMcGowan 5y ago
If you swap out the SQL DB for a Blockchain it's basically the same thing
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by ShaneMcGowan 5y ago
Yet the CS:GO skin trading remains
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by ShaneMcGowan 5y ago
How well does this play with something like Angular or React? I know there is a lot of internal logic going on in those apps
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by ShaneMcGowan 5y ago
Drugs sell themselves
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by ShaneMcGowan 5y ago
Trying to find a good non smart tv is impossible now, I want dumb tv and dumb fridge
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by ShaneMcGowan 5y ago
They simply didn't forsee this far into the future
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by ShaneMcGowan 5y ago
Relationship as a Service
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by ShaneMcGowan 5y ago
I can't decided if automated "love you" messages is dystopian af or cute
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by ShaneMcGowan 5y ago
The "alleged" big hack
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by ShaneMcGowan 5y ago
Every time I pressed a button my brain was expecting to hear and feel a click
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by ShaneMcGowan 5y ago
Ah yes, the 2005 RuneScape bank method of security, very high tech
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by ShaneMcGowan 6y ago
They blocked pirate bay and others in ireland in 2009 and all it did was stop the less than tech savvy from accessing them, and those people weren't torrenting content anyway. This isn't going to change anything
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by ShaneMcGowan 6y ago
"Particularly safe" is a bit alarmist, one could make the same argument about literally anything that connects to a public network isn't particularly safe
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by ShaneMcGowan 6y ago
why use lot word when few word do trick
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by ShaneMcGowan 6y ago
This is "technically" circumventing the protections they have in place for users not getting scammed out of their money. As with all things at scale they have to turn you down unfortunately so they can have a specific stance with
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by ShaneMcGowan 6y ago
Loving how it also downloads the license.txt file. Very important to respect license agreements when compromising someone's machine
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by ShaneMcGowan 6y ago
https://based.cooking is also a similar site
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by ShaneMcGowan 6y ago
Love to see audacity still going strong, was one of the first audio tools I used for music production back in the day and is a great piece of software
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by ShaneMcGowan 6y ago
Assert your dominance by using your childhood hotmail email address for business purposes
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by ShaneMcGowan 6y ago
R.I.P the author's back
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by ShaneMcGowan 6y ago
status page says apps / API are fine yet am trying to work on a slack app but can't cause of these error, a bit annoying edit: it is now showing as a total outage on the status page
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by ShaneMcGowan 6y ago
One could argue that since these services are no longer needed or as heavily utilized due to people being able to work from home, then the service as is isn't feasible anymore and will need to change, rather than taxing those who are n
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by ShaneMcGowan 6y ago
Does this not completely defeat the purpose of cryptocurrency? At this stage, why not just use regular old fiat money?
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by ShaneMcGowan 6y ago
Spent too long thinking "What the hell is a himom"
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by ShaneMcGowan 6y ago
But the profits...
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by ShaneMcGowan 6y ago
Can't help but feel this doesn't belong on hacker news
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by ShaneMcGowan 6y ago
I like the idea but what benefits do you provide over using SSO with Google and setting up stripe myself? I'm not sure ease of use would bring me to use you over what is currently available
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by ShaneMcGowan 6y ago
No, coin collectors have enough problems as it is
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by ShaneMcGowan 6y ago
I actually wrote a guide on this before that goes into a bit more detail and adds in some CD pipeline stuff with it https://dev.to/shane/how-to-create-an-aws-s3-hosted-angular-...

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