Yabood

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by Yabood 9y ago
This rapid pace of major releases is a little scary. We're stuck running Angular 1.x because there's no reasonable upgrade path for us. We're a .NET shop and really like Angular, but after the 2.x cluster fuck, we're now
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by Yabood 9y ago
Did you even try it? Looks great and sits idle at 0% CPU and 55MB. As for the GUI, many people prefer it, myself included.
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by Yabood 9y ago
For us, the idea came from working at a startup doing something completely different. We were developing a software to leverage the Cloud as primary storage. At the time I joined, I wanted to understand the space better and how our competit
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by Yabood 9y ago
We've been working on a SaaS product for the last couple of years, and browser compatibility is very important to us. From a web development perspective, sometimes I wish I didn't have to deal with Firefox. I know mozilla and its
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by Yabood 9y ago
No, but I never really asked. I doubt they would though.
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by Yabood 9y ago
I apologize, https://www.iom.int/
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by Yabood 9y ago
Funny story, so in 2008 I was admitted as a refugee. I flew from Amman, Jordan and landed in Chicago. Everyone that had an IOM bag had to go to a designated area to get their fingerprints taken. So when it was my turn, the officer took my i
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by Yabood 9y ago
I learned about this from the Learning how to learn class on Coursera. Can't recommend it enough. https://www.coursera.org/learn/learning-how-to-learn
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by Yabood 10y ago
Right. I agree with most of what you said. However, that doesn't mean you can't build a platform that does what you described. In fact, and I'm not trying to self-promote here, but we've already done that. We're cur
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by Yabood 10y ago
> "Oh, and Twitter launched scheduled tweets." Tools like buffer would still exist even if every single social media network offered scheduling capabilities. The fact is, if you're a digital marketer, you're not going
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by Yabood 10y ago
I was an interpreter with U.S. army as well, 617th MP Co. I also worked as a contractor for BearingPoint (bought by Deloitte) on an INL funded project to build a centralized database for the Iraqi Justice System (lookup IJIP - Iraqi justice
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by Yabood 10y ago
I found tools like http://editor.method.ac/ incredibly helpful with editing and positioning SVG elements.
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by Yabood 10y ago
We started replacing all of our SaaS application icons (Font-Awesome & entypo) to customized versions of the nucleoapp icon set. SVG is incredibly powerful and flexible. We're able to do a lot of cool and unique stuff without much
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by Yabood 10y ago
matching handles were long gone, but I was able to get the exact name + inc at the end, which is good enough.
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by Yabood 10y ago
Not available and not for sale.
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by Yabood 10y ago
Thank you, this is really helpful. I think we'll just go ahead and cough up the $1500 to acquire the .com version.
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Ask HN: Would you launch a startup with .xyz TLD?
8 points by Yabood 10y ago|18 comments
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by Yabood 10y ago
I returned my MacBook Pro 15' earlier today. Here's why: * Graphics card glitches - I paid close to 4K so I don't have to deal with quality control issues. * Touchpad is just too large. I found myself resting my palm on it al
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by Yabood 10y ago
This.
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by Yabood 10y ago
> Microsoft is boldly experimenting with PC hardware, but Windows and everything around Windows is woefully inferior to macOS and the Mac software ecosystem. Even if Microsoft did everything right, it would take Windows at least a decade
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by Yabood 10y ago
There are many reasons really, but the most important one is that we're a .NET shop, and run our stack on top of Azure. Office 365 integrates well with Azure and everything MS. AD and Exchange management, SSO, MSDN, etc.. It all just w
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by Yabood 10y ago
We're a team of five people all remote and in different time zones. We use Slack, and its been great, but we also use Office 365. Teams with its wide integration with all the different MS products is really cool. What I see missing her
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by Yabood 10y ago
The real concern for me is the trackpad. It's size makes it impossible not to rest both palms on it when using they keyboard.
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by Yabood 10y ago
Why do the Apple presenters keep bringing up the whole "use both hands" point when demoing touch bar. I mean isn't that how keyboards are used? Without looking I might add. I was ready to drop 3K on a new MacBook pro, but now
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by Yabood 10y ago
I was looking forward to buying the new MacBook Pro, but now I'm not so sure. Lenovo replaced the top row on their Carbon X1 laptop with digital keys a couple of years ago, and the results weren't that good. They were hard to use
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Researchers hack Tesla Model S with remote attack(pcworld.com)
3 points by Yabood 10y ago|0 comments
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by Yabood 10y ago
As far as I know the Nissan GTR is the fastest production car in the world with 0 to 60 in 2.7s. Tesla with the ludicrous is only 3.0s. I could be wrong.
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by Yabood 10y ago
Yes, only in sandbox mode. Once your app goes live, the 20 post limit is removed.
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by Yabood 10y ago
We went through the Instagram approval process about a week ago, and it was fine. The API itself is pretty good I think, and has a pretty good coverage of their platform functionality. New sandbox and approvals are bit more limiting than th
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by Yabood 10y ago
I think killing the 140 character limit will severely damage Twitter and turn into a tumblr-like website. I do agree with the author on some of the technical aspects he mentioned like filtering. I'd add to that list how conversations a

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