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by colept 11y ago
Yes thank you, I should have taken care of this sooner. It now force redirects, hats off to CloudFlare for being free SSL provider.
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by colept 11y ago
Can't help but wonder whether or not it's gonna scare the pants off me when you get near the end.
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Show HN: Zip It – Encryption Anywhere(zipit.io)
10 points by colept 11y ago|10 comments
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The Answer is “No”(coleturner.me)
1 points by colept 11y ago|0 comments
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Change (The Situation – Yourself)(coleturner.me)
1 points by colept 11y ago|0 comments
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by colept 11y ago
Clickbait title with a membership wall. Lacks sources, no credible assertions, just feel-good campfire hand-holding and false hopes. This site is garbage.
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by colept 11y ago
OSX is a lot more refined and the GUI programs available for developers are more rich. If you're switching from Windows, you're likely to find more of the programs you're familiar with or alternatives. Also Mac hardware is of
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by colept 11y ago
USB and Ethernet are not bridged = faster input and output through each.
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by colept 11y ago
> What are the Nutritional Facts? Go fuck yourself Not your finest selling point. Also might want to proof read.
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Web's Design Flaw: Conversation(coleturner.me)
1 points by colept 11y ago|0 comments
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by colept 11y ago
This reminds me of those grocery store carts that lock automatically when taken off the lot - and then the ones that malfunction and get stuck locked. What about the hazard of emergency situations: fires in crowded places, heart attacks - y
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by colept 11y ago
Does that make Google the new "Tesla Graveyard?" /s
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by colept 11y ago
When writing "he or she" - they does seem like a viable substitute when gender is irrelevant. But I cannot stand this new trend of making gender irrelevant for the sake of pushing gender lines. We use gendered pronouns for context
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by colept 11y ago
It's better to be well-rounded and doing projects that reach an audience. Maybe a couple small projects and a whale. Or a couple whales. Bonus points if you continue to work on that project for more than 1 year. It helps demonstrate yo
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by colept 11y ago
Have a portfolio, post free things on Github, write about what you do as a developer. Sometimes you have to pay your dues and do at-cost or volunteer work.
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by colept 11y ago
Interesting concept but I cannot stand Mic.com's concept of infinite scrolling. If I want to be bombarded with content that is of seemingly loose relevance, I'll peruse my spam folder. I'm sure it captures some interest, but
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by colept 11y ago
I really want this with an opacity filter = masking just like Photoshop.
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by colept 11y ago
I find physical exercise is just as important to mental exercise. Even if I am spent, mentally, there's still a craving to spend physical energy or else I'll be restless. So I run after work and have found it much easier to sleep.
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by colept 11y ago
I understand the logic behind shutting off the system if the driver takes their hands off the wheel, so as to put the responsibility and fault on the driver. But what about fallbacks for the driver's error? When I think about the dange
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by colept 11y ago
And now the hate is unconfined. The lesser nuclear solution to that problem would be to filter out undesirable content from /r/all to isolate it.
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by colept 11y ago
The reddit admins failed to consider the Streisand effect: they made all of reddit an outlet by taking away the container that kept the hate isolated.
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by colept 11y ago
The warranty is only one year - not ideal for a $3000 counter top appliance.
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by colept 11y ago
It also hijacks the mouse buttons for back/forward and was submitted one hour earlier than this article as well: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9541057
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by colept 11y ago
Competition from hotels is just one side of the issue. The other side is safety and security. I lived in a building next to a hostel for a year and a half. It was well maintained and the guests were regulated. Never had any complaints about
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by colept 11y ago
This site hijacks the mouse "back" button. Not relevant to the article but the practice is not cool.
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by colept 12y ago
Complications? My belief is that good UI is there, but not noticed. You shouldn't have to ask how to interface with a website.
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by colept 12y ago
The concept is beautiful, but it goes against the principles of how people interact with a computer. Scrolling is not an element of the web page, it's an element of the computer. If it's unique to every page, it's jarring and
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by colept 12y ago
What bothered me most about when I went to college is that my expectations (via high school teachers) is that I would be swamped with studying and papers that meant I would have very time to myself or to work. What college gets right (at le
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by colept 12y ago
Not all email clients display images by default, and I could easily see this being bypassed by caching the images.
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by colept 12y ago
As a developer, the only times I am bored with the work are when there is nothing that I feel I can contribute or there is no sense of ownership in the work. If you are just assigning your developer tasks all the time, as a developer it sta

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