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by axx 14y ago
Good point on the Mac vs PC part.
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by axx 14y ago
yeah, i know that already. I meant a more Linux oriented OS. So to save time i wrote unix instead of mentioning all those popular unix distributions.
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by axx 14y ago
Don't tell us about "false marketing" on amazons side. Did you notice how Phil Schiller showed the iMac on Stage? He always talked about how thin it is and how incredible but he never showed the thicker part of the iMac. Also noticed that A
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by axx 14y ago
yeah, so all the idiots ran to the next apple store to replace their one year old iPad mini FINALLY!!11 with a Retina one. I HUGE INNOVATION IN DISPLAY TECHNOLOGY! I was an Apple "Fanboy" for years, and all my computers are macs, but from t
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by axx 14y ago
I bet it was exactly like this: 1. Kindle-wipe Story on Hackernews. 2. One engineer at Amazon saw the story, told it some Executive above him 3. The Executive "nerds, let them talk THIS is real business!" 4. One day later "How To Strip DRM
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by axx 14y ago
$5k is a lot of money for smaller companies. :) Also: don't get me wrong, i love Github and what it's doing for our opensource culture, but like everything else, sometimes there're other requirements.
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by axx 14y ago
There're a lot of people who don't want to use GitHub for whatever privacy policy. If you consider using Gitlab as a in-house self-hosted "GitHub-feature like" alternative, Gitlab is really good! We use it for our projects and it runs quite
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by axx 14y ago
The option to build a full stack with LBs, Databases, Webservers and everything else, without spending millions in hardware that is perhaps running on 50% of it's actual capacity.
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by axx 14y ago
Didn't notice this by now, but i can say that i'm pretty happy with it (for now). As i said in my initial comment, Android has problems, but if you think back to the first iOS versions, there were a lot of problems. Many people dont remembe
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by axx 14y ago
Not so sure about that. What happens if you need to restore your iPad 1 and redownload all the Apps? Do you get the latest version, or the latest compatible version of the App, even if the developer dropped support for your iOS version?
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by axx 14y ago
When the iPad 1 launched in germany, i bought a 64GB model with 3G. I payed more than 800 Euros. And now Apple tells me "it's to old, go and sell it on eBay for 150 bucks". Are you fucking kidding me? I'm a Apple user for ages, i have two M
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by axx 14y ago
There is a hot discussion going on about Tent.io, a project with a very similar and promising direction: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4572427 They launched there first Alpha Status App that's build on top of the Tent.io protocol:
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by axx 14y ago
I see it more as a donation kind of pricing. :)
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by axx 14y ago
Thanks! The "followings" list was a good start to find a few people. Over time Tent needs a "discovery" function i guess. The ^ http://domain.tld thing is a bit annoying, though i know the reason. It should be easy to have a domain/name co
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by axx 14y ago
I second that! I think many people in the germany hacker community don't want to be associated with "those startup guys" because many of "those guys" lack technical understanding. Like you said, many business guys hire developers to build y
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by axx 14y ago
i bet there will be an adapter for 10 bucks.
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Hacker News Solarized(gist.github.com)
2 points by axx 14y ago|0 comments
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9to5mac Blames Instapaper for Being the UDID Leak Source.(klaut.org)
2 points by axx 14y ago|0 comments
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by axx 14y ago
Isn't this a problem for most Client-side frameworks?
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by axx 14y ago
I'm so happy to live in Europe.
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I Will Not Buy Your Music(klaut.org)
1 points by axx 14y ago|0 comments
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by axx 14y ago
The guy who made Impact is from germany, not the US.
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by axx 14y ago
Related: http://klaut.org/app-dot-net-is-just-an-identity-provider/
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by axx 14y ago
Maybe this could be done by a IP/DNS blacklist on your API side. So you maintain a list on your "exit node" so that everyone who requests your data needs to be "a good guy". If this part would be done by the requester it could be spoofed ea
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by axx 14y ago
What is the difference between VIPs and regular guests?
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by axx 14y ago
that says enough about the organization. if there is a campus party 2013, i guess they'll require you to give them fingerprints, iris scans and your shoe size.
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by axx 14y ago
29c3 in Hamburg (previous years in Berlin) http://events.ccc.de/
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by axx 14y ago
It seems to me that this event wants to be something it isn't. I think they want to get all the "cool nerdy people" and got marketing/twitter people and gamers that thought it was a big LAN Party. I heared about a guy who wanted to leave an
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by axx 14y ago
I'm not sure, but this is what i think i get out of this. You really don't need an email, this could be a hash or whatever. i think of more apps or services use some protocol like this, there should be a unified why to "lookup" for an accou
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by axx 14y ago
From the Wiki: [...]End: a SHA-1 hash key (40 hex characters, 160-bits) stored in the global DHT and distributed between switches. Switches will distribute and look up ends in the global DHT that are important to them. TeleHash defines the

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