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22 Vim Plugins Every (Ruby) Developer Should Use(need.computer)
3 points by axx 11y ago|0 comments
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RubyOnRails.org got a new design(rubyonrails.org)
3 points by axx 11y ago|1 comments
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by axx 11y ago
That's kind of what the dotcom bubble was. Startups with only startups as their customers. All juggling fantasy money around until some investors wanted their money back.
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by axx 11y ago
I'm also working on an open source RSS Reader called HappyFeed. It's compatible with Fever RSS API, so you can use it with Reeder, ReadKit, Press and so on. I work on this project mainly for myself, but if you're interested a
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by axx 11y ago
As a side node, you can join the discussion on IRC (hackint): #32c3-hall-1 #32c3-hall-2 #32c3-hall-G #32c3-hall-6 #32c3-everywhere - http://32c3-wiki.top/congress/2015/wiki/Congress_Everywhere - https:/
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by axx 11y ago
There is a congress saying: USE MORE BANDWIDTH!! :)
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32C3 – Chaos Communication Congress – Streams Online(streaming.media.ccc.de)
414 points by axx 11y ago|69 comments
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by axx 11y ago
I have no idea why anyone would build content pages with angular (or any other client-side framework). It's just stupid. Client-side Frameworks work perfectly for "internal" (say: everything behind a login) Apps. Too many peo
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by axx 11y ago
Just because that is the case, doesn't mean it has to be this way, or that it's OK. The sad thing is, we all have to accept that mobile App Stores are not a "real software market". Mobile Apps are more like Plugins to so
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by axx 11y ago
Oh well. It's like Music Lables vs Napster all over again. The funny twist is, Springer gives away content for free. They just imply that there is "some kind of contract" between a website provider an a visitor, that the visi
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by axx 11y ago
How does that work if everybody does it? I think Vine is a good position in this, since they're kinda "famous".
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by axx 11y ago
I'm sorry to be that guy, but if we had more "open" distribution ways for smartphones, something like this wouldn't have happend. Because they would have noticed it early on (to fix it) before anybody else would have. N
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by axx 11y ago
Oh, my mistake. Even better!
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by axx 11y ago
It would be neat to have different layouts to choose from (maybe similar to jekyll with a "layout: xyz" parameter). Besides that i really like the idea. Reminds me a little of the old-style BBS communities. Even though i understan
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by axx 11y ago
Since most people have their console running behind a firewall, this should not be an issue. Unless you expose those ports to the outside world...
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by axx 11y ago
If you're interested in a video tutorial on how to set up FreeBSD, these are good videos to start: https://vimeo.com/channels/freebsdguides
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by axx 11y ago
The difference is, Spotify has a HUGE brand. When Spotify launched it was like iTunes, but you could listen to everything "for free". Sure, it wasn't free but compared to paying for every Album i'd listen to, a flat rate
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by axx 11y ago
For someone like me who was using Spotify for a few years, the short experience with Rdio that i had was like "Oh, ok, it's basically like Spotify. I keep using Spotify then."
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by axx 11y ago
As many before me said, walk away. In most cases situations like these end up costing your more money than you gain from it. If your company isn't worth a lot of money, "walking away" is the best option in my opinion. Oh and
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by axx 11y ago
Thanks!
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by axx 11y ago
I don't see how TLS is early stage overhead for someone runnig a private nginx server behind a CDN? Sure, someone with no devops skills at all will have a harder time, but it's for the better. Soon it will be The Way to install
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by axx 11y ago
The big question: Does this mean we can now all use Let's Encrypt to generate new certificates without people running into problems?
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by axx 11y ago
It seems like it uses polyfills to solve this problem, no? From the documentation: > Eventually we expect all browsers to implement these standards. In the meantime, Trix includes polyfills for missing functionality.
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by axx 11y ago
While this is true, it's interesting to see what kind of effect this will have on the market. I also didn't talk about startups, i mean small business in general. This could be a reason not to launch your business in europe, if th
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by axx 11y ago
European citizen here, and as much as i welcome a step like this, it's also pretty interesting to see, what this means for smaller (online) businesses outside of europe. Sure, you want to host customer data from europe in europe (laten
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by axx 11y ago
And that's a surprise to whom? It's the same with smartphone and notebook batteries. Tell me, when was the last time, you actually got 9 hours of battery live (in case of a MBP)? Don't get me wrong, i see it the same way as y
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by axx 11y ago
I think we all should agree that this is the same for every car manufacturer (except electric). Sure, european manufacturers are the target now, but i expect same results from all other manufacturers (including asian and american). Lab re
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by axx 11y ago
I agree. If you eat Mc Donald's all day, but drink X cups of coffee, it wouldn't make a difference.
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by axx 11y ago
Really cool idea, hope to see more examples! :)
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by axx 11y ago
Very cool project, thanks for sharing! :)

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