brandonjlutz

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by brandonjlutz 11y ago
I did exactly what you're suggesting at: https://filesender.io As you pointed out, it is a bit more constraining due to the support for WebRTC and users behind an SNAT, but I think for the majority of users it works well.
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by brandonjlutz 11y ago
I'm getting the following popup when I visit the page: The page at blogs.msdn.com says: The target of the callback could not be found I really want to like Microsoft, but it's the little things like these that make me une
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by brandonjlutz 11y ago
One of my java projects I use logback with a mongodb appender. This allows me to structure the logs for easy querying plus I have access to all stacktraces from all servers in one spot. If you go this route, use a capped collection. I gen
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by brandonjlutz 11y ago
I use pen/paper generally for brainstorming and fleshing out ideas but for storing ideas and code chunks I use my computer. Notebooks fill up quickly - my computer has tons of space.
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Ask HN: How do you take notes?
2 points by brandonjlutz 11y ago|3 comments
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by brandonjlutz 12y ago
Firefox issues have been fixed, give it another try!
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by brandonjlutz 12y ago
Yea, we did see issues with a small number of users behind a symmetric nat, which is usually found at work. We're looking into ways around this and we're open to suggestions :) However, you may still be able to send files back an
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by brandonjlutz 12y ago
What version are you using? We'll look into it and get it fixed asap.
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by brandonjlutz 12y ago
Yep.
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Show HN: Peer to Peer file transfer in your browser(filesender.io)
10 points by brandonjlutz 12y ago|11 comments