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721.
by choward 7y ago
It's 1 FA authentication because all you need is the phone to access the account. The password is irrelevant since all you need is access to the reset code that is sent via SMS. However, since you don't really even need access to
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by choward 7y ago
> Dealing with this complexity provides an opportunity for Docker as a brand that is trusted by developers. As I developer I love docker as a tool, but definitely don't like or trust them as a company. One major problem I have is th
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by choward 7y ago
> With this setup, test coverage will be at 100% even though we did not test the case where the toaster is not plugged because it is too simple. Writing a test for this "functionality" would not be worth it. Therefore we explic
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by choward 7y ago
Are you sure they changed it? https://github.com/docker/docker.github.io/issues/6910
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by choward 7y ago
This drives me crazy too. Would you send an email that just said "hi"? Didn't think so. Is it that hard to just say "hi, [question]"? Instead I have to reply and then wait for them to type their question since I&#x2
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by choward 7y ago
I'm pretty sure that's they're main advantage over other toy block companies now that their patent has expired. (It might have more info in the article but I don't know because the paywall.)
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by choward 7y ago
I've used Duolingo a few times and each time I quit it was because a steak ended.
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by choward 7y ago
Those autoscrolling things are very frustrating. I start to read something or look at a screenshot then it goes away. I can't make it stop either. I honestly don't get who thought this was a good idea but it makes me question the
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by choward 7y ago
Ok, so what if I live just outside the cone? What does that mean? The map is the same color for 1 mile from the cone and 1,000 miles from the cone. The map is flawed not the people looking at it.
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by choward 7y ago
There are two problems here. People don't know what the cone means. But even if they did, how are they supposed to act on it? It's hard to know what the cone means because it's way too over-simplified and they really shouldn&
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by choward 7y ago
Yes. It was pretty much the first thing I read actually. It makes a little more sense after a re-read. I still have no idea why there are snippets of code at the top telling me how to make a POST request. Anyway, I'm a developer, so wh
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by choward 7y ago
Thanks, I think I understand now. I honestly would have never guessed those were clickable without hovering. All I did was scroll. I didn't move the cursor so I also didn't notice the image change on mouse over.
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by choward 7y ago
I've read pretty much everything on the site and between the high level marketing speak and generic wireframes, I have no idea what it does or what problem it actually solves. There's even a link if you hover over about that says
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by choward 7y ago
> At this point, my only criticisms are that I think the installation should be more idiot-friendly, and the UI smells of 2012. I agree about the installation but what's a good solution? If you're self-hosting something (at hom
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by choward 7y ago
Do you think that's what telemetry is actually used for?
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by choward 7y ago
> Blizzard learned its lesson > you had to connect to Battle.net to authorize your copy, even if you only wanted to play offline Didn't work for me. This is one of the major contributors to me giving up on gaming. That and pay to
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by choward 7y ago
Ads and mining bitcoins?
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by choward 7y ago
"your team is divided into two different jail cells and a guard watches one cell at a time, forbidding certain activities while watching that cell; each cell has to help the other in certain ways in order to escape"
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by choward 7y ago
My favorite is when they truncate it without telling you. It's a better UX though!
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by choward 7y ago
Then you'll learn that your username is one that's under attack and that it's even more important to have a strong password. Put some useful documentation on the login page that explains it. What's wrong with that?
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by choward 7y ago
If they know more about you they can show you one at the top of your price range. Or maybe they know you like to finance things and they can show you a monthly payment. They could also show you one that happens to be your favorite color. Or
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by choward 7y ago
> is-even is literally just `(n % 2) === 1` Pretty sure that tells you if a number is odd. I guess maybe there is a reason these libraries exist.
743.
by choward 7y ago
> Mainly because I support the idea of automation and want it to work well. I must be missing something. Where is the automation? It's just the customer doing all the work instead of an employee.
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by choward 7y ago
> If my interests align with theirs, then I also trust them to act in my interests. Your interest would have to be making them money, so you would have to be a shareholder. Otherwise there is a 0% chance your interests will align with th
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by choward 7y ago
This is the second article I've seen about this and neither has a picture of people actually sitting in the seats. All I want is before and after pictures with people in the seats.
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by choward 7y ago
I bet it had to do with losing content. If you review something and Netflix removes it you either lose that data or Netflix has to display shows they don't carry anymore.
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by choward 7y ago
It's kind of ironic that it forces you to use a distracting feature of your phone: speakers. Text describing the product would be more minimal and informative.
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by choward 7y ago
> How, after so many years, could Burning Man throw an event of such chaos, and yet leave the desert without a trace? Pretty simple answer actually, they don't. And a lot of the trash they do take with them they illegally dump in Re
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by choward 7y ago
Just make it so the batteries are easily replaceable. It's wasteful to buy a brand new phone when all you need is a new battery.
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by choward 7y ago
That is awful. I can't believe you can accidentally put your car in reverse by dropping something. They created an unacceptable problem by solving a non existing problem like most car UXs these days.

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