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It's going pretty well actually. I originally had three different plans with feature-walls, but I hated doing that, so I just freed it all up under one umbrella. Stripe dashboard tells me the average subscription is around what Disqus
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Fixed! Thanks, I'll patch this upstream soon enough :) I actually had the provision to omit the email in these requests [1], but I forgot to unset the email before responding. [1] https://gitlab.com/commento/commen
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8y ago
Honestly, I always thought being privacy focused is simply not succumbing to third-party trackers, ads, and other shady stuff. Really, the barrier for entry to qualify as privacy-focused in the comments space is extremely low. But you make
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Hiya, creator here. My original post from April 2017 [1] when I released Commento as a self-hosted software received fantastic feedback, but the single most requested feature was a hosted service because it's not always convenient to m
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Show HN: Commento: a fast, privacy-focused alternative to Disqus
(commento.io)
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8y ago
>1.542e+31 rounds of funding This is the funniest thing I've read all day lol. Almost reads like something straight out of HBO's Silicon Valley.
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8y ago
I think the definition is a bit murky there. I can do a _lot_ of things on a Reddit page without a refresh: add comments, delete comments, edit, sticky, report as spam, save, hide the post, view the contents of the post (if it's an ima
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I think old.reddit.com's interface is more user-friendly than HN's. Why should I leave the page to write a comment? Avoiding JS just for the sake of avoiding is just blind fanaticism under the pretense of being faster and more lig
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8y ago
If someone ends up buying it, please set your DNS records to point to something in 127.0.0.0/8
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http://porkmail.org/era/unix/award.html now, I'll wait for someone to post a link to the "UUOC award" award
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8y ago
Everybody realises this at some point. Nobody ever thought "I can use this for anything" when they first saw a shell. It takes time.
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WSJ: Apple wants 50% revenue from $10/month News subscription service
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I think a few DNS records can fix their UI, don't need 300MM for that. Just make reddit.com the same as old.reddit.com.
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Makefiles and JavaScript
(adtac.in)
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I imagine most of the engineering addition is in Google Cloud? Given the fierce competition at the top with AWS and Azure. Just a guess though.
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"I don't want autoplaying video" -> "I only want text" Quite the jump in logic
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I expect (and hope) Google to behave better than Oracle. Oracle is infamous for this shit.
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8y ago
*some electromagnetic signals of a particular frequency, which makes it odder!
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>best data of both Isn't that basically just Google Maps? I thought Apple Maps' data was just a subset of Google Maps'. What does Apple Maps do better? Genuinely curious.
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Aha, the real reason behind the 2008 crisis!
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8y ago
As someone who's completely unversed in game engines, will this result in better native Linux gaming support? That's honestly all I care about.
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What's wrong with shipping GPLv3 code? Can't they just provide the source (are they making significant changes that they want to keep proprietary?) to comply with the license?
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Or, you know, they're different people.
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And the developers can call the process test driven development!
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I don't think anyone is criticising them. They're offering constructive alternatives to improve their pattern to help them donate even more for the same amount.
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8y ago
Unfortunately, they all exist in parallel. So unless we figure out how to cryogenically freeze humans for hundreds of years, we'll run out of Torvaldii (which I think should be the plural for Torvalds) very soon.
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8y ago
I wish it was the other way around. We'd have fewer, but faster features.
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You just need one person to leak it (or 2-3, if you care about journalistic integrity and receive the information from multiple sources). Remember, you don't need true cryptography -- you just need to get information out. It's oka
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>That's not a primary source Heh.
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8y ago
Is there a resource that explains the historical intricacies and licensing issues surrounding ZFS from the beginning? From what I've seen, it's a clusterfuck whichever *nix OS you like.
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