alexandernst

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by alexandernst 8y ago
Why every release of Rust appears on HN? (meanwhile Python, Node, Ruby, Perl, PHP, etc... don't enjoy that same treatment)
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by alexandernst 8y ago
Will it work inside a Docker container and my browser in my bare metal?
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by alexandernst 8y ago
Synology Routers support WPA3 by default
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by alexandernst 8y ago
So much down votes... Why people in HN don't have any sense of humor?
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by alexandernst 8y ago
I read somewhere that 90% of the internet is porn. If that is correct, then at least 90% of the internet is fake. (because you don't really believe that that pizza guy actually made that beauty fall in love with him, right?)
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by alexandernst 8y ago
There is one thing I'm completely sure about. Code quality is an order of magnitude worse. I'm not really sure why, but that's how it is. With a few exceptions, the norm is to get a shit show every time something is outsource
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by alexandernst 8y ago
How about just using a properly suited language por string manipulation?
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by alexandernst 8y ago
Absolutely stupid... I don't want my poduction pipeline to be injecting evergreenshittery I haven't revised/tested.
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by alexandernst 8y ago
Not going to happen. Google will abandon Flutter in less than 5 years, as it has done will all the rest of the projects...
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by alexandernst 8y ago
Plesk
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by alexandernst 8y ago
Is there anywhere I can find actual numbers in terms of performance gains from running NGINX like this vs "the usual way"?
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by alexandernst 8y ago
Ah, indeed. If you count "open dev shell, manually edit globally exposed variables so that it will affect only my browser" then yes, you can have that as runtime configuration.
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by alexandernst 8y ago
You can't have runtime configuration on the frontend because the frontend is running on the client (browser). The best you can get is build-time configuration that embeds in the SPA.
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by alexandernst 8y ago
Oh my fscking god... the comments in this thread are just... It's like trying to explain to a 5 years old why candys are not free... If it's behind a paywall, it's because the creators want you to pay for the content. It does
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by alexandernst 8y ago
How about paying? That will let you do more, in less time, and won't require an extra browser plugin, which means that it will use even less resources than using a plugin to bypass the paywall.
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by alexandernst 8y ago
Your lawnmower (your website) is in your backyard (your servers). If I go to your backyard (your servers) and I get/use your lawnmower (your website), I'm 1) trespassing privet property (the paywall) and 2) using something that I&
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by alexandernst 8y ago
The same reason why I can't just get your lawnmower even if it's visible, in your backyard.
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by alexandernst 8y ago
Bypassing paywalls is a "more efficient user experience"? Wow... that's a whole new level...
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by alexandernst 8y ago
Yeah. That's the point. I won't go into the subject of discussing if that is legal or not, but for sure it's not ethical. That said, you're free to try to get around easy "protections", Mozilla is free to take
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by alexandernst 8y ago
Okey. So how about respecting the right of those who use paywalls to get money for the content they create? Just because something is on the internet doesn't give you the holly right of getting it for free.
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by alexandernst 8y ago
How about stop the development? The fact that you can break the paywall (easily) doesn't give you the right to do it. Current laws (in that country) state that it's ilegal, so why do you insist in doing it?
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by alexandernst 8y ago
I guess that's the result when a Rust developer does the job of a Web dev.
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by alexandernst 8y ago
This is very very very old (not the link, but SSSS). I wonder why did it pop in HN today.
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by alexandernst 8y ago
So true! Unfortunately 1. Bitcoin nazis in HN will downvote you. 2. They will downvote me too for writing this.
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by alexandernst 8y ago
HODL!!! I'm told you'll soon be so rich you could buy a yacht! Or two!
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by alexandernst 8y ago
You can down vote me, but I just see a proof of concept, nowhere near a final market-ready product. Just look at how they present it. Semidark scene, no details whatsoever.
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by alexandernst 8y ago
Is the GOPATH bullshit gone already?
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by alexandernst 8y ago
Completely unreadable on a phone. And the entire thing is 3 slides, from which the first one is the title and the last one are the credits and links.
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by alexandernst 8y ago
Yes, sure, contact me and we can talk about it
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by alexandernst 8y ago
Can I monitor site performance? TTFB, min/max/average download size across time, etc...?

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