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Ask HN: How do you do login for your side project?
1 points by codazoda 5y ago|1 comments
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by codazoda 5y ago
I’m wanting to build a documentation tool for tech teams. There are many but I have various problems with each of them. I just want some quick and easy markdown based docs. One thing stopping me, for some reason, is building a user system.
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That’s what Utah plans to do but there is currently a federal law that prohibits the use of permanent DST. Utah, California, and a couple other states have asked the federal government to change that law and I believe there are plans to con
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There’s a small (5 acres maybe) field by me where the farmer keeps horses. He moves the horses from one half of the field to the other and grows hay in the opposite side. I see him cut it down and bale it about twice a year. Looks like it’s
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This reminds me of the time I used a practical time machine to crack nearly all shareware. https://joeldare.com/that-time-i-built-a-crack-for-nearly-al...
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Yes, that’s the one I was thinking about.
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This article suggests that the twitter thread about the boat ride was just a story that could be told. If so, it's harmless, but I'm left wondering, is it true?
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There are so many projects that I think would show up in these searches. Things like “package bomb” when searching for the YouTuber who made glitter and fart bombs into cardboard packages, set them on his porch, and waited for thieves to st
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by codazoda 5y ago
I recently saw headstones with photos on them. Now I’m thinking about writing a bunch of stuff and encoding it in a QR code on a headstone. The QR code is likely to be replaced with something else, but maybe if it says “QR Code” under it th
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There was a post here on hacker news of a service that would convert a static page and contain the entire page in a URL. That, in turn, could be converted to a QR code. I didn’t notice if it relied on something like bit.ly to store data, bu
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I did support when I was in my late teens and I ALWAYS started at the very bottom, with the questions that seemed obvious, and worked my way up. Most callers thought it was annoying, so I would often prepare them for the silly simple stuff
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Are you saying we're way past the point where encryption could be restricted from export in the U.S.? Because encryption exports are controlled and when I first started programming they were completely illegal. Every once in a while ne
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I can’t help but wonder if encryption export controls will be slipped into this mess. Seems like a good place to hide them but I don’t have time to drudge through this at the moment.
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by codazoda 5y ago
Hi. Good to see you kicking around. I’m a happy customer that had trouble with those big providers. Lately I haven’t even thought about your service (it’s just working).
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by codazoda 5y ago
There's money in confusion... I'm terrified of using the existing cloud services for personal projects. For business projects you can mostly just get an idea of how much your month-to-month bill will increase with certain actions,
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by codazoda 5y ago
I have a 15 year old Wi-Fi Brother Laser that is still going strong. I’ve replaced toners a few times and the drum once. I’m sure it will last another 10 years. They still sell a brand new model that is almost identical.
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by codazoda 5y ago
She remembers you. I also graduated in the early 90's and my children recently graduated from my alma mater. When I went with them to teacher conferences some of the same teachers were still there. Teachers that I didn't even have
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by codazoda 5y ago
Really? I shop at Lowe's a lot. I often find isle numbers like BW. I assume that means something like "Back Wall" but, nope. There is no map that I'm aware of and no indication where it might be on an isle (save a bay nu
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by codazoda 5y ago
My favorite deploy is using a simple `git pull` instead of scp. I also avoid complex build tools when I can. You either need your built files in the repo or you need to avoid them. Either are fine for my small personal projects. The only re
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Totally breaks the back button for me
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by codazoda 5y ago
I was just reading about Cuba the other day. It seems that only the captain can leave the ship there until all passengers are cleared. I presume he needs to take their passports with him. That creates a bit of a catch-22 here.
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Ah, my first tech job. It was an amazing ride going from a few hundred thousand dollars to a two billion dollar company. I bailed when things started to tank.
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I’ve seen a stat that most cars only last 10 years in the US. If that’s because we crash or destroy them than the problem is almost non-existent. I own a 25 year old truck but they aren’t very common, so I assume that’s just anecdotal. I’m
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by codazoda 5y ago
It seems like even the article contradicts what this group says... > "Our Homicide Cold Case Unit has determined the murder of Cheri Jo Bates in 1966 is not related to the Zodiac killer," the Riverside Police Department's
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by codazoda 5y ago
I get your point, but this still works because your files are safely on your own machine. Just switch the solution when this happens.
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by codazoda 5y ago
Dropbox allows you to restore previous files, for a time, using their web interface.
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by codazoda 5y ago
My docs often end up being related to multiple repos. So, although I want my docs in git, I’d prefer them to be their own repo.
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by codazoda 5y ago
Are you sure? This statement in the docs makes it sound like it’s more of a clone. > Gollum strives to be compatible with GitHub wikis (see --lenient-tag-lookup) Edit: Looks like the answer is yes if you look at just /gollum. > G
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I use GitHub wiki’s but they’re not perfect and I think about this a lot. I’ve been thinking about building something like Slack but for documentation instead of conversation. A git repo is a great way to store your files so that you have h
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by codazoda 5y ago
I think this would be against the law in the U.S. (although probably hard to prosecute). After looking through a few of these, however, it looks like most of them are in other countries, so different laws apply.

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