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by conradk 12y ago
Thanks for the clear answer and good to hear! Any plans to expand this type of concept to Europe (or other regions) someday? :-)
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by conradk 12y ago
This is a nice concept ! It seems like the "natural" thing to do IMO, just lend from people to people. I'm wondering though: Is such a system legal everywhere?
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by conradk 12y ago
This is in fact exactly what I was looking for, it seems. I'm just going to remove the git repo then. As you say, if a similar license already exists, there is no need for a new one.
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by conradk 12y ago
Thanks for reading it. That's exactly what it is meant to be. I don't feel like making every single contributor sign a CLA and manage the signed CLAs... I'd rather have that built into the licensing. And since I haven't
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by conradk 12y ago
Looks neat and simple! Makes me want to do Node again! :-) Seems really affordable too! Is NodeGear profitable (already)? Will it be at the current price point?
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Show HN: The “No Fluff” License(github.com)
2 points by conradk 12y ago|4 comments
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by conradk 12y ago
The video makes it look amazing from a technology point of view. Also makes me think of the movie "Her" in a scary way. Would love to see videos from regular people (not the company) showing it off.
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by conradk 12y ago
That's fun. Would have loved to be able to get email notification when the "one thing from that day" is available. Just a suggestion :-)
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by conradk 12y ago
Thanks. I'll give it a try, as I do use OSX at work :-) Outside of work, I'm on Ubuntu though. Any suggestions that work on Linux would be appreciated too.
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by conradk 12y ago
Glad to see a new build! It's been a while. I actually bought a Sublime license in March 2013 and kind of got the feeling that the momentum for Sublime had gone away a few months later. I've been using Atom for a couple of months
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by conradk 12y ago
I like the idea. Sounds interesting ! :-) A few things though: - I find the title "Get instant knowledge from everything nearby." to not really explain what Round does. Sounds more like a description of an analytic's system t
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by conradk 12y ago
There actually is an example in the README. However, since the library itself doesn't yet do a lot, the example is small. Thanks for the link to SubEthaSMTP. Custom sender, recipient and message handlers are definitely on the roadmap.
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by conradk 12y ago
EHLO, Author here. This library is in early development and there's a lot to be done. However, I'd love to hear what you think of it and how it can be improved. QUIT.
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Show HN: Rustastic SMTP – an SMTP server library written in Rust(github.com)
4 points by conradk 12y ago|3 comments
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by conradk 12y ago
Looks cool! Simple to say the least, which is not easy to do! But I'm worried about something. The credit card input on the payment page shows a lock even though the form is NOT submitted over HTTPS... that makes it look like you'
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by conradk 12y ago
I don't think encrypting an email address would create any issues. In fact, if I was to provide a service, I'd save the hash email address for easy authentication (ie hash the email given during a login and compare with the hash y
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by conradk 12y ago
If everyone was more privacy conscious in the Internet, the NSA and other agencies that do mass surveillance would not be able to target, well, everyone. That'd be the end of mass surveillance. Therefore, it's probably better to b
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by conradk 12y ago
Does Google Wallet have a checkout service? If so, could be one alternative. Otherwise, their is Braintree, Stripe, and more similar services. EDIT: Seems like Braintree is owned by Paypal. So not really an alternative.
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by conradk 12y ago
Dart is not meant to enable building "hello world" apps though.
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by conradk 12y ago
I've ben using beta.fastmail.fm since I signed up. The calendar has been in Beta for months. Big bugs would most likely already have been fixed.
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by conradk 12y ago
I don't really get what the site is about. Sure I can "Drag & drop anything anywhere", but why would I want to spend my day dragging and dropping things around? What does the dragging and dropping enable me to do?
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by conradk 12y ago
That seems odd for a student. Let me explain what I mean. As a student myself (formerly in CS, now Software Development), I believe that getting into a new language with a nice community, such as Rust, seems like a very good way to learn fr
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by conradk 13y ago
Just like with any language, as long as you read the docs of the stuff you use, you don't get this problem (you might get others with automatic type conversion and missing arguments like the speaker says, but not this )... this is j
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On Coffeescript, Dart, Typescript and JavaScript(blog.conradk.com)
1 points by conradk 13y ago|0 comments
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by conradk 13y ago
Most software we use is either proprietary and uses ads/licenses/etc to make money. Successful open source software (as in what non-technical people use) seems to be at the core of something that generates revenue (Linux for insta
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by conradk 13y ago
What's the business model?
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by conradk 13y ago
You can provide notifications on the web. Support maybe limited to some browsers only but it is possible. This works in Chrome: http://jsfiddle.net/dandv/wT26x/1/ I think Safari has a system for this too: ht
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by conradk 13y ago
I like how they clearly display what platform the games are for and which games are DRM free.
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by conradk 13y ago
Since this is the first year, I don't see how you could know if we are gonna be under stress. But I'd like to understand, if you have more information on that. I've spent a month in the school 42 in July. The stress we had wa