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   by csixty4 10y ago

   I'm sure Jason Scott from the Internet Archive would love to image them for you.
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   by csixty4 10y ago

   I'm not sure why this is on the front page of HN. But I'm starting to mess around with Aros so this might come in handy I guess. Thanks!
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   How to Prevent SMS 2FA Account Takeover(blog.instant2fa.com)

   3 points by csixty4 10y ago|0 comments
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   Thanks for the recommendation. I'll check it out! The community is really what struck me about Scala so far. I'm coming from the WordPress world, where the community is positive & supportive for the most part.
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   by csixty4 10y ago

   I've been on a Functional Programming kick lately. Wrote an FP library for PHP. Done a little in JavaScript. Kicking the tires on a couple functional-first languages. Looks like Scala may be a good place to settle down & get comfy.
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   I miss This Developer's Life :( It's a great show. Definitely worth digging into the archives if you've never heard it.
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   by csixty4 10y ago

   I'll start by plugging my own podcast, "The Holistic Developer" ( http://theholisticdeveloper.podbean.com/ ). It hasn't been coming out very regularly since my son was born but I do my best to put out ~5 m
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   by csixty4 10y ago

   Reading some more of this person's tweets, it appears they're upset about Google Fonts. While I agree this is a potential privacy concern, the tracking isn't "by design" of the theme developers or the CMS. Their int
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   by csixty4 10y ago

   It's less of a fad than it was twenty years ago, which might explain it. The people who stuck with it are probably the ones looking for a framework rather than the attention seekers.
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    by csixty4 10y ago

    > Many of us have back pain and inability to get comfortable easily for rest of our lives. My shoulders are still paying for my high school textbooks 21 years later :(
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    by csixty4 10y ago

    I've been pretty happy with Enpass. Runs on pretty much everything, syncs to your choice of cloud services.
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    The most obvious reason is just casually glancing around my office there's two PCs, two Macs, and two phones. Any of them could be in use at a time, and often the only thing that makes this convenient is having them all access the same
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    by csixty4 10y ago

    Yay! Keep 'em coming.
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    Google and Dashlane introduce a new open source password manager API ‘Open YOLO’(9to5google.com)

    2 points by csixty4 10y ago|0 comments
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    by csixty4 10y ago

    It's not on by default. TBL probably doesn't have it enabled. It's on the Security settings page[1] [1] https://twitter.com/settings/security
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    by csixty4 10y ago

    You can open up your DMs so anybody can message you now.
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    Once upon a time I had a custom-coded blogging platform, a domain name, and a fairly frequently updated personal blog. And nobody read it. Once in a while I had a technical post that got a little attention, but it faded quickly. I'd me
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    by csixty4 10y ago

    I'm used to seeing it in financial news. But this is a tech site. Different audience. Just like how I cringe when I see terms like "the cloud" in Business Week or one of those magazines.
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    by csixty4 10y ago

    I only use it to host a couple low traffic personal sites but so far it's been fast & reliable. Configuration is easy because things like SSL cert management are baked in. It's perfect for my needs. Not sure if I'd recomm
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    by csixty4 10y ago

    You know perfectly well "encouraging comments" aren't the problem. A post like that is practically fishing for "nice job" and "awesome work" comments. Those are fine and pretty much expected.
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    by csixty4 10y ago

    Does stakkr.io or any of the Buffer alternatives being hyped lately support anything other than Twitter? Buffer has separate queues for Facebook and LinkedIn, too.
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    by csixty4 10y ago

    If it's the story I'm thinking of, GP has the details a little mixed up. But it's been a few years since the story broke so that's understandable. The issue was the knife itself being illegal in New York -- a knife that
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    by csixty4 10y ago

    Richard Neal. His profile in the Village Voice came up in my Twitter feed the other day: http://www.villagevoice.com/news/how-a-50s-era-new-york-knif... Its a long read but worth it.
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    by csixty4 10y ago

    If it's at all useful, here's the polygons for all the countries as of last January: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/daveross/offline-country-r... Could be handy as some sort of fallback when one of your pr
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    Pebble Announces SDK 4.0 Developer Preview(developer.pebble.com)

    1 points by csixty4 10y ago|0 comments
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    The big ones I see are written communication, work-life balance, and time management.
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    by csixty4 10y ago

    We pay our rent with a check because the online system our landlord wants us to use charges us a 5% convenience fee. Much cheaper to just buy a stamp.
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    I didn't know there was a coffee shop there! My wife used to work in the Koch Institute. I could have commuted home with her.
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    > In the US, it means that maybe you own a house. Geography plays into this quite a bit, too. The cost of living is lower in the Midwest so it's possible to live a larger lifestyle on more of a working-class salary.
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    by csixty4 10y ago

    Yeah. We all had bookshelves in our cubicles and we knew who had what book. Between all the people on the team, we had the answer to pretty much everything.