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by bungle 14y ago
> And focus on the backend, a competent backend development will eat your whatever.js "specialist" except for the most specific cases These days backend is pretty straight forward, mature, and usually easy compared to client side.
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by bungle 14y ago
I'm really happy with Chrome Beta on Android. Easily beats all the alternatives. YMMV.
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by bungle 14y ago
I don't think they store three hashes, but just try to validate password with three hashes. Something inline this: https://github.com/bungle/web.php/blob/master/password.php#L...
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by bungle 14y ago
Well, of course it was a disaster long before Elop. If it wasn't, there wouldn't be Elop in a first place. What happened after Elop, is how we should evaluate Elop. And that is really really sad tale. It's not something like "my strategy wo
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by bungle 14y ago
In this situation all the good will is already used, and the polite approaches have already been tried. Nothing does seem to get the message to Nokia, and now we have entered to the "screw you" phase. Nokia has decent hardware (good cameras
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by bungle 14y ago
Correct. Elop is Full of Shit. Period. My faith is back in Nokia, when they supply a phone with Google, Nexus by Nokia. Now that would be something. Elop still doesn't seem to understand that Android is "The Windows" of the mobile devices.
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by bungle 14y ago
Excatly! And that works nicely in corporate environments too.
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by bungle 14y ago
Good question. I see this more or less like chicken-egg situation. Right now it seems that client side is quite well maturing. Client side is the easier part of websockets. PHP's whole model is 'shared nothing', that's why it fits so poorly
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by bungle 14y ago
What PHP needs is the ability to run websockets natively without extra setup. Right in a mod_php or PHP-FPM. None of the current platforms have this right. You always have to run extra web servers in place of Apache or Nginx. Yes, this is a
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by bungle 14y ago
I know that. But if you want this to work on broader scale the system needs to support all the files regardless of their format. I'm not saying that what you are proposing is useless, it is just a more vertical solution for a specific needs
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by bungle 14y ago
I'm not sure about totally new document format. But I would like to see something new in file collaboration. A system that is distributed, and standardized (a new protocol for file collaboration, something like http but for binary blobs, p2
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by bungle 14y ago
Ribbon sucks. It sucked then. It sucks now even more. It doesn't work on desktop, and it certainly does not work with touch. Almost nobody has adopted ribbon. Even MS does not use it outside Office. You are not alone.
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by bungle 14y ago
He is obviously not rendering anything on client side.
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by bungle 15y ago
Maybe MS thinks that the computer in a future is actually your phone. Then you have different accesories for it. At office you have display, keyboard and mouse. The phone automatically senses their presense and atarts to wirelesly communica
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by bungle 15y ago
The author nails it down. I have been doing functional PHP for many years now. I rarely need objects or classes. I don't like the direction where PHP is heading. Namespaces were nice, anonymous functions were nice, and short array syntax is
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by bungle 15y ago
I think you should stay with PHP, but you can introduce other sexy things like utilizing the cloud servces. Swapping Apache and mod_php with Nginx and PHP-FPM. Use NoSQL stores like Redis, and MongoDB. Take advantage of HTML5 and CSS3. Look
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by bungle 15y ago
With ~50 users, you don't need central management in my opinion. Yes, from sysadmin perspective it would be nice and professional, but on the other hand, it costs, and adds administration. Is it worth it? I'm not sure. I really hope, that t
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by bungle 15y ago
1. Google Apps for Business - No onsite hardware - Calendars with sharing - Webmail / imap access - Can be a central point of administering users, if the other apps integrate to Google Apps (e.g. the Apps from Apps Marketplace) - Supports W
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Ask HN: HN Google Login vs. Google Open ID Login
3 points by bungle 16y ago|0 comments
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by bungle 16y ago
1) stay out of _my_ way 2) well... point 1) cannot be satisfied if I don't find IDE that is build like I would build it.