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11y ago
Except when you have to manage it yourself and something breaks or the infrastructure you have to manage needs managing.
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How Apple TV apps need to improve their first start experience
(medium.com)
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http://j.maxmind.com/app/geoip.js no longer exists (at least the domain j.maxmind.com)
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11y ago
The Apple TV has 8GB of storage, so when you start streaming a TV show or movie it begins downloading the whole thing so internet interruptions don't mess up your viewing.
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11y ago
It doesn't require compiling on OS X and Windows, so for the most of "everybody" it's accessible.
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Great article, it's good to hear about IDE companies dogfooding and using that to improve their product. I don't want to call you out but in https://c9.io/blog/content/images/2015/07/recurs
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11y ago
Apple never said they would be breaking out the numbers for the watch.
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Show HN: Nitrous – Cloud-Based Web Dev IDE in a Chrome App
(community.nitrous.io)
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The Windows license is factored into the hourly billing.
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Does this exclude them from Beats 1 as well? I haven't listened to Ebro or Julie but I know there will definitely be music coming out via Beggars (XL & Young Turks) that Zane Lowe will want to feature - I could see it really pissin
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I can understand why Pipes would be shut down by Yahoo, it was a impressive technical feat but it definitely appealed to very small developer focused crowd. I feel like IFTTT is our best bet, while it doesn't do the "Unix pipe&quo
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11y ago
By the sounds of announcement on The Verge, Kara and Walt will be remaining at Re/code while also contributing to The Verge. http://www.theverge.com/2015/5/26/8662905/the-verge-and-reco...
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11y ago
The Apple Watch is a hardware device so I think you've picked the wrong reference for his supposed unrefined software taste (which I think iOS 8+ proves this incorrect). Also you've shown a comparison between a first generation de
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Interesting that they upload to S3 first, only to pull it off soon after and process it. I imagine this reduces complexity and lets them increase their throughput of uploads but I wonder if 500px toyed around with the idea of first uploadin
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11y ago
Because Visual Studio Code isn't like Visual Studio at all. It doesn't support any of the VS extensions (because it's a completely different product).
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BitTorrent Bleep is faking product comparisons
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11y ago
Given the recent news about breaking out of Docker containers, this would be best wrapped in a VM. You'll get the performance boost of not spinning up separate VMs coupled with greater security from breaking out of a VM.
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11y ago
This depends on both the development environment you're setting up and the skill level. If you're not familiar with the OS' terminal, dependencies or installers then those are just additional barriers to getting down to progr
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DailyFuture – experience one future track a day
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12y ago
Those haphazardly slapped on stickers push the point home how much we don't need these slapped things on computers and pushed in consumer's faces.
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12y ago
Based on one comment in 2009, surely WOT needs a better algorithm for refreshing these ratings as time passes.
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12y ago
Possibly because the others aren't using e-paper.
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12y ago
In the case of hosted SQL solutions (Heroku, AWS, Azure) it makes sense if you don't want to have to place your servers inside the same network/provider or if you want developers to have access to the DB directly from their machin
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12y ago
So they're not on a CDN as mentioned on the product page?
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They flooded the Facebook pages of both stores with angry comments; some even called in death threats, according to a video later posted by Andy Raymond, an owner of Engage Armament. Thank god they are the ones with guns....
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That was an incredibly painful video to watch, what's wrong with just demonstrating the product's features in home environments? Why do we need these ads that make it seem like this "is a real conversation happening in a fami
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I wouldn't say it's that easy, if you add more containers to your Docker VM and need them forwarded you then need to update your Vagrantfile and reload. With tug any port you expose on the containers is brought locally to you inst
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(Disclaimer: I work for Nitrous.IO) I wouldn't describe tug as less powerful, it's less complicated from my usage of it. For each service I only need to write one line and tug will figure out (from the Dockerfile) what needs to be
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Netflix on Linux with Chrome
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Painless deployment with Ansible and weave
(callumj.com)
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