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Minimal password manager for OS X and Linux
(github.com)
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Show HN: A tiny password manager for OS X and Linux
(github.com)
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Startup helps businesses hire entire developer teams away from other companies
(geekwire.com)
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11y ago
The proposed format kills the readability of nested objects IMO.
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Anheuser Busch acquires SABMiller for $106 Billion
(npr.org)
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Stumptown Acquired by Pete's Coffee and Tea
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11y ago
Is it possible to use ECS with something like Dogestry, rather than ECR or Docker Hub?
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11y ago
Great article. It focuses on the details of ECS, as well as the high level concepts of orchestration. As someone relatively new to Docker, the latter was extremely helpful.
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11y ago
Looks like that's the one: http://www.verizonwireless.com/support/unique-identifier-hea...
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You can visit http://checkyourinfo.com to see all of the HTTP headers your device is sending in requests, including any your ISP may tack on. Disclosure: I maintain the site
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Cap Hill used to be a gay / artist / low income district of Seattle but is increasingly wealthy tech workers. I don't see this as a bad thing but obviously some people do. I think this comparison misses the point. The think
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Stumptown acquired by Pete's Coffee and Tea
(stumptowncoffee.com)
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Nice to see a post that covers the various aspects of using Docker in place of some like Vagrant for local development. The biggest pain I've run into when using Docker for local dev is waiting for pip to install dependencies on rebuil
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Looks terrible on Chrome https://imgur.com/H75ejZN
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The birth of Bootstrap
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11y ago
I've been running this extension for a couple months and just noticed this warning.
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Making a RESTful JSON API in Go
(thenewstack.io)
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Intro to Caching and CDNs
(docs.fastly.com)
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Digging into `Visual Studio Code.app/Contents/Resources/app/main.js` reveals the crash reporter. ``` // Handle crashes reporter.start({ productName: 'Ticino', companyName: 
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11y ago
Yes, if you’re motivated. Everyone has to start somewhere and there are plenty of full-time software developers who did not study CS in college.
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12y ago
tl;dr https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/25009451/ProgrammerInter...
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12y ago
I made app ethics[1] a while back in hopes to surface what some of the android permissions mean. [1] http://appethics.org
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12y ago
Can't wait to type in $0meSupersTRONGpasSw0rdOnMYco0lca.rt?0UCHSCREENz
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12y ago
I guess I just expected "over the air" updates, similar to Tesla, given this is a brand new product. Even though it's likely trivial for most to connect their car to a network, I'm sure there will be a subset of that 19-
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"Software updates come by way of Wifi. All cars equipped with the new version of Sync will also be loaded with a WIFI receiver, allowing Ford to push software updates to Sync" Either the author is confused, or you're literall
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12y ago
Can you provide more information? What app is giving you a discrepancy?
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Interesting, I did not realize READ_CONTACTS gave access to call logs in <= IceCreamSandwich. I wish Android used a permissions model similar to iOS, where the application prompts the user for specific permissions as needed, rather than
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Thanks for the feedback, especially around the rating system. I am planning on surfacing some type of rating or score, derived from the required permissions, in the near future.
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Show HN: Explore any Android app's permissions
(appethics.org)
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12y ago
If you're interested in exploring this, and other Android app's permissions, I built http://appethics.org last weekend. The goal was to easily surface what permissions a given app requires, and what they mean.
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