Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
altano
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
11 ms
·
91.
▲
by
altano
6y ago
Those cities are much larger, both in size and population. DFW is 8x the population of SF. According to Google, at least. Meanwhile those new building numbers are NOT 8x.
92.
▲
by
altano
6y ago
Monaco was not extracted from VS Code and predated it by many years.
93.
▲
by
altano
6y ago
By the way, “malcontent” (no hyphen) is an English word that doesn’t mean “bad content” or “malicious content” like you’re intending.
94.
▲
by
altano
6y ago
You’re quoting a random blog post from Scott Hanselman and not Docker release notes. I don’t know what happened with that but I was not wrong and Docker for Windows does still run in a VM: https://docs.docker.com/docker-for-
95.
▲
by
altano
6y ago
On Windows Docker runs in a VM.
96.
▲
by
altano
6y ago
If you use UniFi Protect you can't disable it without losing access to your video feeds in the app.
97.
▲
by
altano
6y ago
I recently invested in UniFi hardware with the UDM Pro and this isn't exactly correct. UniFi Protect (the video security line) requires remote access and Ubiquiti Cloud accounts or it will break in a million weird ways. If you disable
98.
▲
by
altano
6y ago
What's an example of a person being "canceled" by leaving a good faith Hacker News comment?
99.
▲
by
altano
6y ago
The user base of Minecraft has skyrocketed to 126M monthly active players ( https://news.xbox.com/en-us/2020/05/18/minecraft-connecting-... ) so no, absolutely not.
100.
▲
by
altano
6y ago
You have to trust someone because at some point the DNS request is getting made. It sounds like you're just choosing to trust your ISP.
101.
▲
by
altano
6y ago
Perfect, thanks!
102.
▲
by
altano
6y ago
I would love this but unfortunately this permissions request is too broad: https://files.terriblefish.com/2020-05-24_17-27-15.png The Firefox UI won't let me see what the other 195 domains are.
103.
▲
by
altano
6y ago
Mark Text
104.
▲
by
altano
7y ago
Sounds neat but I couldn't follow what problem this was solving. Having an internal network that uses Lets Encrypt certs and updates automatically? I solve that with Traefik in a docker container. It's setup with Cloudflare as my
105.
▲
by
altano
7y ago
I really don’t understand any of these articles about the housing crisis in California. They always have points that seem intuitively completely wrong. For example: > That property is zoned as industrial, so if it shifts to residential u
106.
▲
by
altano
7y ago
It's extremely hard to use compared to something like Fiddler, especially when you are doing more than just tracing.
107.
▲
by
altano
7y ago
If you think Fiddler sucks get a Mac and try using the tools available there like Charles Proxy. Ugh.
108.
▲
by
altano
7y ago
First google result for "windows calculator atan": https://www.reddit.com/r/Windows10/comments/3kb0n1/how_to_do...
109.
▲
by
altano
7y ago
Move your repos to hg.sr.ht: https://hg.sr.ht/~sircmpwn/invertbucket
110.
▲
by
altano
7y ago
Where at?
111.
▲
by
altano
8y ago
I had a good experience moving a domain to Cloudflare, but one thing is still bugging me: To allow a third party to modify the DNS (eg pfSense dynamic DNS client) you have to use an API key that has full access to modify everything in your
112.
▲
by
altano
8y ago
I love them when doing programming that requires my fingers to rarely leave the keyboard. It's nice to be able to nudge the mouse here or there occasionally without having the context switch of moving my fingers completely off the keyb
113.
▲
by
altano
8y ago
The FDA has to reapprove the device if you change the software, so in the medical field patching can be expensive.
114.
▲
by
altano
8y ago
No, he’s correct. MSFT pays a lot more in the Bay Area than Seattle because the cost of living is so much lower in Seattle (no state income tax, housing, etc) that they can get away with paying a lot less. My total compensation went up by ~
115.
▲
by
altano
8y ago
Not really as their roofs are extremely expensive when compared to traditional roofing material and solar panels.
116.
▲
by
altano
9y ago
Sounds like you have a code review and automated testing problem and not a bad coworker problem.
117.
▲
by
altano
9y ago
I'm building a web app that needs video streaming but ultimately serves to provide high-quality image extraction from the videos. I've procrastinated solving the video delivery part and so your service intrigues me. While we have
118.
▲
by
altano
9y ago
I actually use two monitors with different scaling and it works just fine for me. That’s why I mentioned it. What apps is your friend having trouble with?
119.
▲
by
altano
9y ago
Wow that screenshot of DotTrace is pretty bad, thanks for sharing. Skype supports high dpi just fine though (I use it regularly).
120.
▲
by
altano
9y ago
Why is this said in every discussion of high-dpi displays? I've been using high-dpi displays on Windows for longer than Retina was a thing and it's totally fine with only the extremely rare app/dialog not supporting it. My ma
More ›