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alexharrisnyc
1y ago
If you listen to the podcast, if I recall correctly, he said he’d consider numbers higher than 1m.
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alexharrisnyc
3y ago
https://www.themoscowtimes.com/2023/05/11/russia-to-build-mi...
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alexharrisnyc
3y ago
Can you give a concrete example of what you mean by “Laravel is a collection of anti-pattern?” I would really love to understand what you are referring to.
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alexharrisnyc
4y ago
I would assume this might have to die with WARN acts?
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Ask HN: Microsoft FrontPage Page Transitions
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5y ago
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5y ago
Seems like a great idea, what exactly is the MVP? I've thought about doing the same from time to time, doing as shell script seems like a nifty idea but possibly a little more work for the author. Curious if there are multiple steps ad
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alexharrisnyc
6y ago
Retool is starting to be introduced at my company. Still early stages to have strong opinions but seems like a very powerful tool.
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alexharrisnyc
6y ago
Just curious what you do use, I don't spend a lot of time using this product but when I did I struggled to find a good alternative.
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7y ago
What makes it "abandomware"? It has commits as of 19 days ago and a release three months ago. Pretty sure Otwell continues to update and is a stripped down version of a very active framework.
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8y ago
I don't see any terminal-purple on this page.
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alexharrisnyc
8y ago
You only play for what you use. This rewards anyone who mainly stays on wifi. My bill is roughly ~$35 a month with them while everyone I know has bills of 70-120. If you sign up for 2GB but use 1.1GB you only pay $11.
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8y ago
> Approx. download time: 2 hours and 9 min. at 28.8 kbps
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8y ago
I definitely thought this was going to be about graffiti.
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8y ago
We have found a large amount routers hitting our servers at my current job using routers with poor or no security. It seems as if they tend to be using email password dumps and just going through their lists through these routers trying to
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9y ago
Missing from their changelog is the most basic endpoint which has been retired. /media/ which now returns {"meta": {"code": 400, "error_type": "APINotAllowedError", "error_message"