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by ary 12y ago
> The Northwest suburbs (Boulder, Louisville, Lafayette, Broomfield, Longmont) got quite screwed over in this deal No kidding. Last I heard the proposed Light Rail extension might not even make it to Boulder. Longmont and Lafayette are m
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by ary 12y ago
As a Sketch user myself I still recognize downside for some is that it isn't cross platform. There are still a lot of people that have to use creative tools on Windows for one reason or another. Data exchange is also a big deal. Sketch
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by ary 12y ago
This is good. I'm left wondering about a couple of thing. - Would a parallel standard be useful that allows the rel="" and type="" attributes of <a> to signal the kind of app (for mobile and desktop) that coul
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by ary 12y ago
While I understand where you've coming from I think your attitude is dangerous. Implementing the SSL/TLS spec(s) is always going to be difficult while they are in widespread use. That said refactoring the existing libraries (to ma
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by ary 12y ago
I do, and I hope to give it a try in the latest product I'm building. Like everyone else I'd prefer to see some expert validation of NaCl before I put a ton of trust into it. That said DJB's track record is pretty good in my
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by ary 12y ago
In the past I was part of an attempt to make asymmetric crypto easier to use for a commercial product. My role was to help design the product (simple, collaborative file sharing; you've heard it before) and to let the experts ensure th
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by ary 13y ago
I am not the first person to make this "audacious" claim. Feel free to assimilate multiple sources into your understanding of history, but I find much of Howard Zinn's writing to be enlightening. http://www.history
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by ary 13y ago
> People much wiser than us founded America upon the principle that extreme wealth is incompatible with democracy. You need to go back and take a look at early American history. Many of the founding fathers were business owners and/
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by ary 13y ago
The upside is that you see far fewer people attending who aren't developers or aren't serious about Apple's platforms. Google I/O, for example, has had quality issues (with both the sessions and attendees) due to how ine
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by ary 13y ago
As someone who had to license CPT codes for my own (now dead) medical billing app I can say unequivocally that the AMA is laser focused on getting their money. We had to pay a fee per user just so clerks could more easily process Medicare
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by ary 13y ago
This series of posts appears to be a somewhat poor copy of another blog (although it is linked). http://benscheirman.com/2013/08/the-ios-developers-toolbelt/
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by ary 13y ago
So I switched to Digital Ocean after the last Linode security fiasco and I can't say I regret it. Should you decide to switch to another VPS provider I strongly recommend you cite the security problems when they ask you why you're
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by ary 13y ago
Are there any reasonable escrow services out there for designers? It seems that a third party with a list of conditions for both sides could hang on to a predetermined amount of money and the digital assets until both parties agree to relea
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by ary 13y ago
AppLocker can't be enforced on Windows 7 Professional (or lower). In my case that was a deal breaker. http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee424382.aspx That being said a very restrictive Software Restr
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by ary 13y ago
#5 would have probably been better stated as "Learn how to listen, already."
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by ary 13y ago
Spoilers ahead To be even more clear it appears to draw inspiration from various works of political fiction. Notably the "love" for authority figures towards the end smacks of Winston's transformation in '1984'.
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by ary 13y ago
Some here have said that iOS 7 has gone too far in the "flat" direction, but my feeling is that the move is an intentional repositioning on Apple's part. Removing most of the "texture" from the user interface has (o
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President Eisenhower warns us of the military industrial complex (1961)(youtube.com)
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by ary 13y ago
You can use the built in 'subl' command to launch Sublime Text 2 from the terminal. http://www.sublimetext.com/docs/2/osx_command_line.html Editing remote files is as simple as an SFTP mount.
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by ary 13y ago
I'll go even further to say that this can probably be attributed to the Facebook + Parse announcement being the first time many developers ever heard of Parse.
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by ary 13y ago
> Meanwhile, to calm fears about Facebook spying on Parse developer data, the company issued the statement “We currently have no plans to make any changes to how Parse app data is used.” Keyword: currently So yeah, we all rag on Faceboo
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by ary 13y ago
I can't speak to the recruiting of staff in the early days of Apple or NeXT, but many of the "world class" people at Pixar got involved before Jobs purchased the company. See: http://www.amazon.com/Pixar-Touch-Vintage-David-Price/dp/030...
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by ary 14y ago
As a side note the thing I find most puzzling about RFC 6797 is that the 'max-age' field can be set to 0 to invalidate the HSTS flag for the domain, but can't be set to an indefinite value. The inability to deal with stripping before recept
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by ary 14y ago
Forgive me for having to ask this, but can anyone link me to a cogent argument made here on HN as to why this particular story inspires so much fixation? After the Nth front page story here I'm still having trouble understanding why everyon
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by ary 14y ago
It's unfortunate that (at least in my experience) Apple makes you wait 3 days to enable two-factor auth. I'm still waiting and crossing my fingers that this gets patched ASAP.
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by ary 14y ago
Was the "GO TO HELL" really necessary? Frustration is understandable, but what do you gain from abusing a customer support person at a large and influential technology company and then vanity posting it to the internet? Let's say the recipi
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by ary 14y ago
"Everyone" also more or less blindly accepts the gradual stripping away of their liberty, the irresponsible destruction of the environment, and the nutritional content of fast food. Oddly enough it takes people unwilling to accept the statu
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by ary 14y ago
This is utter nonsense. Spend even a small amount of time with someone who works outside of the computer hardware/software industry and observe how and why they use a smart phone or computer. UI walkthroughs are not only necessary, but de
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by ary 14y ago
Wishlist: - No free stuff. - A registration site not subcontracted out to a third party who sets up a Cold Fusion application to handle ticketing. - Dedicated press passes for the keynotes so that reporters/bloggers et al don't clog up th
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by ary 14y ago
So to be clear; you have a startup, so you have a company to work on that could bring financial gain, but you want another startup?

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