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by bratsche 13y ago
If you're thinking of migrating to another database later, you're basically ruling out using half of postgresql's more compelling features up front. I kind of don't understand this line of thinking.
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by bratsche 13y ago
I have 2-factor authentication enabled (in fact, it's part of my company's security policy that everyone must follow).. but I went to that page and saw shitloads of "user.failed_login" messages over the past five days an
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by bratsche 13y ago
You can target Mac/iOS from Visual Studio with Xamarin. :)
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by bratsche 13y ago
I'm sorry for your loss.
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by bratsche 13y ago
Out of curiosity: people who are running their own mail servers for multiple users, where do you host?
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by bratsche 13y ago
Or just where you aren't gouged by the cost of living. California is really nice and all, but Dallas isn't that bad and it's much cheaper to live here.
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Microsoft and Xamarin partner(blog.xamarin.com)
217 points by bratsche 13y ago|146 comments
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by bratsche 13y ago
Totally unrelated, but looking in the source for PredictionIO (which is Scala) they've got this really deep directory nesting before you can find the code. That's something that always annoyed me about typical Java apps.. is th
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by bratsche 13y ago
Maybe you have a project that you want to target both native platforms and the web. This becomes an option to let you do so with C++, in addition to being able to do so with Javascript. Maybe you don't like C++ personally, but more o
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by bratsche 13y ago
That's actually not true. The religion says that they're not to consume "hot drinks", although I think they all take that to mean tea and coffee. Some of them assume it's talking about caffeinated drinks, but the c
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by bratsche 13y ago
Exactly this. I didn't buy an iPad since the first generation one, and it's been getting really long in the tooth. I was really looking forward to the new series of iPads because I would like a new one, and also one which uses th
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by bratsche 13y ago
Maybe they have groups making the apps separately and they're just releasing them as they're finished.
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by bratsche 13y ago
For anyone who's looking for the changelog, it's at the bottom of the page so it's easy to miss. * Made the return values of Collection's set, add, remove, and reset more useful. Instead of returning this, they now retur
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Fat arrow functions in Javascript(robcee.net)
2 points by bratsche 13y ago|0 comments
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by bratsche 13y ago
Yeah, that's part of what I mean.
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by bratsche 13y ago
What I meant is, if NFC is the best way to replace credit cards then Apple would want to be in on making that happen, they wouldn't just put the hardware on their devices and leave someone else to implement it. Something like NFC has
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by bratsche 13y ago
Why does everyone keep going on about NFC? It's been on Android for years and it's never been used in any meaningful way. I don't see Apple introducing some new hardware component just for the sake of adding it. They'
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by bratsche 13y ago
Don't blame Intel. This driver is theirs to maintain, not Canonical's. If every distro wanted to create their own display server then should it be Intel's responsibility to merge in support code for all those display servers
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by bratsche 13y ago
Yes, you can do it with unix sockets.
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by bratsche 13y ago
That's probably true. Thank you, sir, for raining on my already very small parade. :)
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by bratsche 13y ago
I find myself usually disappointed by the vast majority of what Congress and the White House say and do, so I'm still finding it difficult to be optimistic. I was, however, pleasantly surprised by how close the vote to defund the NSA&#
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by bratsche 13y ago
But I think part of the purpose of all of this is to prove to phone manufacturers that there is a demand. If you put your money in for a couple weeks and then got it back, you'd be contributing toward that goal. And it sounds like tha
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by bratsche 13y ago
You get a progress meter when you're pushing data, like uploading a file. And that makes perfect sense. Use a progress meter here, it makes sense. This is totally different. It's explicitly saying that it might be used with pjax
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by bratsche 13y ago
It looks great, but why should we start promoting this as a UI pattern? This seems like a step in the wrong direction, and just because Youtube does it doesn't mean that others should too. If you need a visual cue that something is lo
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by bratsche 13y ago
Time Machine, Backblaze
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by bratsche 13y ago
Right, but that's the point of SES and Mandrill limiting you to like 250/day at first and gradually increasing your limit. Asking you to write an essay telling them what you're using email for is not verification.
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by bratsche 13y ago
This seems to be closer to how Mandrill works, and it's exactly what got me to sign up for them only a few days ago. I knew about Mailgun and Sendgrid before, and started looking into them first but their pricing tiers turned me off a
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by bratsche 13y ago
This happens every other week. Does it really need to be posted on Hacker News every time? If you happen to be using Github at the time of the outage, you're going to notice. If you don't happen to be using Github at that tim
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by bratsche 13y ago
When I read "in this case, we do not do that" it instantly makes me wonder in which cases they do .
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by bratsche 13y ago
There was a bit on NPR a few months ago about someone who inherited some artwork from a parent who died. There was an extremely valuable piece of art which was made from some something like elephant tusk or something that is banned now, bu

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