codazoda

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by codazoda 5y ago
I used to love my Alphasmart for writing. I don't know if this keyboard would work very well for a touch typist, but maybe. The AA batteries are a real bonus for me. Plus, with Linux in it, it could do a lot more. I do agree with other
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by codazoda 5y ago
My Logitech BT mouse works pretty well. I only notice one thing that's "special" about it and that is that it takes about 2 seconds to connect. As a result, when I first unlock my machine I'm spinning the mouse in a few
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by codazoda 5y ago
Oh, image maps. Those I had forgotten about.
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by codazoda 5y ago
The binary is 7.3MB before compressing. Still not too big.
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by codazoda 5y ago
I originally thought go binaries we’re large. Turns out they can be quite small. https://joeldare.com/small-go-binaries
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by codazoda 5y ago
I never really dared to dig into electronics like this. I had a nack for breaking things when I did. As an example, I purchased a Pentium machine back in the day. I had a feeling it was running too hot (or maybe I was trying to over-clock,
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by codazoda 5y ago
Making sites fit would be pretty easy. Images will probably be your biggest piece of data. Sony used to have a floppy disk based digital camera. I think it could take about 20 pictures per disk. Plus, I’m sure you could reduce that size.
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by codazoda 5y ago
The moon landing was 1968, 26 years before PHP was created in 1994. And that was just 28 years ago. Oops, math checks out. I’m old.
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by codazoda 5y ago
I got some of my favorite photos from a $20 digital camera. I had spent thousands on various early cameras and decided to go to the lowest quality tool in order to improve other aspects of my photography, such as lighting and composition. I
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by codazoda 5y ago
This is the first time I read about a price increase and thought, “do I really use Netflix much?” Right now I use prime more often and I bounce around with various add-one’s. Right now using Paramount Plus. And the voice-overs on Netflix ar
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by codazoda 5y ago
I created a series of small books that teaches code by making art. I give them a chunk of code to type and then I break it down after that. This is how I learned long ago. People tend to learn slowly as they work, understanding more and mor
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by codazoda 5y ago
I use KeyPass and then several different UI’s, based on the platform. I store the KeyPass in my favorite cloud drive so I can use it from wherever.
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by codazoda 5y ago
This comment is a lie.
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by codazoda 5y ago
Because of shipping shortages, and the realization that we need to make more of our own stuff, I recently decided to switch to “made in the USA” writing tools. I’m using a Fisher Space Pen and a homemade pocket notebook that is similar to t
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by codazoda 5y ago
Interesting. I’m guilty of this in my online writing in the name of SEO. After all, my readers might search for either term. This probably makes my writing worse.
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by codazoda 5y ago
I think this would still be temporary in my area because you can pick it up and put it on a flatbread trailer. The wiring might change that. I think there are still lots of rules to follow.
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by codazoda 5y ago
You and me both. I’m just as surprised as you. Nice way to start the year off though. :)
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by codazoda 5y ago
Yes, if you use PBKDF2 for the hashing and you do it with every request. In my template I’m using bcrypt and I’m doing it with every request. That might not scale well. One commenter suggested storing a session token, probably one that expi
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by codazoda 5y ago
Probably true. I’m not suggesting it for your enterprise project. I’m just trying to remove personal roadblocks so I can test an MVP before I invest too much development time.
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by codazoda 5y ago
Great question. This is a downside, there is no built-in method, but there are some tricks. If I remember correctly you can send headers with incorrect credentials. I’ll have to do some research and add that to my template.
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Using HTTP Basic Auth in 2022(joeldare.com)
524 points by codazoda 5y ago|334 comments
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by codazoda 5y ago
They are blasting billboards in Salt Lake City.
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Show HN: An (eventually encrypted) private photo album(github.com)
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by codazoda 5y ago
htmx (no L) is pretty great. Maybe I’m old school, but I’ve used it in my last two projects and it’s a breath of fresh air. My projects were Go and PHP. htmx didn’t care, worked the same in both. I also added it late in one of them, so it h
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by codazoda 5y ago
And, not being in the industry, I don’t quite understand why. Look at diesel electric locomotives. They run the diesel only for power and they use the electric motors for drive. Why doesn’t this model work in cars and allow us to get rid of
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by codazoda 5y ago
How to Lose Money With 25 Years of Failed Businesses https://joeldare.com/how-to-lose-money-with-25-years-of-fail...
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by codazoda 5y ago
I use a domain, registered at Namecheap, and I forward to my gmail account. If gmail “goes away” I simply configure my email to forward elsewhere. If I’m unhappy with Namecheap forwarding, I point my DNS at another forwarding provider. If I
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by codazoda 5y ago
As an aside, I'd love to hear about how you monitor HN (and probably other resources) for mention of DokuWiki.
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by codazoda 5y ago
Based on your response, I'll try again, but as the developer, you might be a little too close. Clearly you understand the system completely while I'm just a user. Not true. Being portable from server to server (even across differ
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by codazoda 5y ago
I like the approach to plain text or .md files but for some reason the tool being in the web browser makes me much more productive. I suspect it's because I'm already in the browser all day. Because the browser makes me so much mo

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