StanAngeloff

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by StanAngeloff 7y ago
I'm not sure what did it at the end — I literally called the guy a cyborg and asked for someone else to review the appeal. I also filled in all sorts of appeals/forms, even for unrelated things and some even multiple times. I stil
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by StanAngeloff 7y ago
We were banned from the Play Store for violation of their Impersonation policy in mid July after publishing an update. We just got reinstated last week. During the course of the lengthy appeal I had an unshakable feeling I was up against Th
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by StanAngeloff 7y ago
There are alternatives for those of us not obsessed with the Apple universe. Android supports Android Messages which can be read/responded to from the browser/an app. iCloud may be substituted with any number of offerings, some wi
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by StanAngeloff 7y ago
> When is this change happening? > > As of July 25, 2019, all Norwegian accounts will be > redirected to Whereby.com. *Due to a court mandate > Norwegian based users will no longer be able to visit > the
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by StanAngeloff 7y ago
We tried and used Webflow extensively in our company for about 2 years. It was great for most tasks and we could get up and running fairly quickly. Sadly our UI dev team never fell in love with it and slowly but surely Webflow faded to the
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by StanAngeloff 7y ago
I've tweaked this to allow for the comments/favourite/etc. to show after you stop moving your mouse for a while: tr.athing + tr { opacity: 0; } tr.athing:hover + tr, tr.athing + tr:hover { opacity: 1; transition: opa
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by StanAngeloff 7y ago
After Asus giving up on the tablet market [1] and Samsung dropping the ball on quality recently, there's very little choice for consumers left. Apart from getting an iPad and investing in the Apple ecosystem, there's not much left
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Samsung’s new Galaxy Tab has a bizarre design flaw(bgr.com)
3 points by StanAngeloff 7y ago|2 comments
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by StanAngeloff 8y ago
...and make sure logging code is safe, e.g., no NullPointerExceptions, OutOfBoundsExceptions, etc. (Dynamic languages make this more of a challenge) I've seen too many systems where customers are affected because a logging routine had
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Signed HTTP Exchanges in Chrome 73 and Later(developers.google.com)
1 points by StanAngeloff 8y ago|0 comments
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Basecamp 2 and Basecamp 3 search outage report(m.signalvnoise.com)
1 points by StanAngeloff 8y ago|0 comments
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Notice concerning .eu domains registered by UK residents(eurid.eu)
75 points by StanAngeloff 8y ago|73 comments
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by StanAngeloff 8y ago
I was considering investigating Now/Zeit as a possible evolution over our current stack. Having seen this announcement I'm not so sure that is still a good idea. Now 2 is a completely different beast to Now 1. The very last thing
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by StanAngeloff 8y ago
This same change to Google Chrome forced me to go to Firefox, too. After about a week of pain, I'm now much more comfortable about my choice. I do have a Firefox account which syncs up my passwords, history, etc. so in a sense I'm
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by StanAngeloff 8y ago
This is so badly written that for a moment it did make me question getting involved. I thought I had all the information I needed to make an informed decision, yet this article brings so much information to the table, I'll need a full
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by StanAngeloff 8y ago
This is truly amazing and has so much baked in I find myself wanting to use it. However most apps my team and I work on require some form of persistence - uploads, log ins, API rate limits, etc. These scenarios don't fit well with the
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by StanAngeloff 8y ago
I'll be keeping an eye, thanks for dropping in. There are more "conversations" on the homepage and for most the format and extra engagement from the community works great.
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Apple pretty close to topping a trillion dollar market valuation(money.cnn.com)
2 points by StanAngeloff 8y ago|0 comments
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by StanAngeloff 8y ago
/rant Interesting story, however the format is horrible. It's my first time coming across posts like this and it was a struggle to read till the end (much like Twitter threads are a mess). The whole story will make for a great blo
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by StanAngeloff 8y ago
The _Account and billing_ section is very refreshing, congratulations. It somehow answered every question I knew I'd eventually have. Pricing is predictable, Dropbox permissions are not invasive (no, I wouldn't want to share my fa
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by StanAngeloff 8y ago
I'm not sure if this is actually how reCAPTCHA v2 works, but I've found moving my mouse and highlighting text immediately after ticking the box almost certainly passes the tests for human. I very rarely get asked to recognise imag
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The mad, twisted tale of the electric scooter craze(cnet.com)
1 points by StanAngeloff 8y ago|0 comments
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Chrome 64 now trims messy links when you share them(theverge.com)
28 points by StanAngeloff 9y ago|25 comments
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by StanAngeloff 9y ago
As a EU resident who is a partner in several UK based businesses, the uncertainty over what's coming next is frightening. When I approached different colleagues, friends & family in the UK, they all had different views on what shou
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Chrome OS, Not Android, Is Probably the Future of Google Tablets(gizmodo.com)
3 points by StanAngeloff 9y ago|0 comments
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Apollo Guidance Computer Talk(media.ccc.de)
115 points by StanAngeloff 9y ago|18 comments
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34c3 Relive: The Ultimate Apollo Guidance Computer Talk(streaming.media.ccc.de)
1 points by StanAngeloff 9y ago|0 comments
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by StanAngeloff 9y ago
I wonder if axing public folders was partially done because of the, at the time, upcoming Dropbox Professional? If you could share an interactive HTML mockup as part of the free service, there is little incentive to pay extra for a professi
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ESO (European Southern Observatory) Announcing Unprecedented Discovery(eso.org)
145 points by StanAngeloff 9y ago|1 comments
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Redbooth raising price of Pro plan, reducing workspaces on FREE plan
1 points by StanAngeloff 9y ago|0 comments

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