danieka

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   by danieka 9y ago

   Thanks for the nostalgia trip. We must be about the same age and I remember hitting up local corporations that had WEP encrypted networks and offering them my help in improving their security. Felt like a real security expert then ;) I&#x27
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   Growth is not all there is to it(medium.com)

   1 points by danieka 9y ago|0 comments
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   by danieka 9y ago

   Thank you for stepping forward!
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   Inside One Founder's Personal Fast Club(backchannel.com)

   1 points by danieka 9y ago|0 comments
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   Many Microsoft services inaccesible on Firefox(developercommunity.visualstudio.com)

   7 points by danieka 9y ago|1 comments
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   by danieka 9y ago

   I'm kind of excited about SOLID, while it may not be exactly what you are looking for I'm hoping it will pave the way for the next generation of decentralized social networks where users own their own data. >Solid (derived from
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   You've fundraised, now stop working (and plan)(danielk.se)

   1 points by danieka 10y ago|0 comments
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   by danieka 10y ago

   For static pages Amazon is a great hosting alternative. Use S3 + CloudFront for cheap/free hosting that's infinitely scalable. Managing HTTPS is simple as well with Amazon's Certificate Manager. When I set up my blog I used t
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   by danieka 10y ago

   That's actually quite cool. The use case in the spec indicates a really smooth user experience while providing great security. https://www.w3.org/TR/webauthn/#use-cases I'm definitely going to keep track
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    Ask HN: What should I use for authentication (WebID, OpenID, Password)?

    18 points by danieka 10y ago|18 comments
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    by danieka 10y ago

    I noticed how civil all the comments are. I wonder if automatically prepending all comments with "Dear Editor" makes people think twice before writing the more common and nasty form of comments usual found in the comment sections
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    by danieka 10y ago

    I completely agree, one of the reasons that we've been reluctant to release is that we've been developing a native app. Considering how long it takes to push a bug fix, with Apple approving and all, you can expect 4 days of downti
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    by danieka 10y ago

    You're right, that was glib. I have put up a proper warning message. Thanks for your feedback.
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    by danieka 10y ago

    Thank you for pointing that out, next time I publish I'll make sure to have a friend proofread before hitting submit.
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    by danieka 10y ago

    Sorry, didn't mean to be snarky. Chrome 57 supports grids, but I am aware that support for grids is far from common. Hope you could enjoy the article anyway.
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    by danieka 10y ago

    Thank you for pointing out the typo, after devastating shame I have now fixed all instance of it, I hope :) One benefit of running your own blog is being able to use the CSS you want ;)
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    by danieka 10y ago

    Thanks, maybe I released a bit to early :)
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    Unkown Unknowns: Why you should release early(danielk.se)

    149 points by danieka 10y ago|89 comments
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    by danieka 10y ago

    Oh. So I get it is a joke, I just don't get why it is a joke. I program daily in Go and everytime I read about buffer overflows and a dozen other preventable security holes I'm glad I'm programming in Go. But maybe this joke
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    by danieka 10y ago

    How so? I'm honestly wondering why.
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    by danieka 10y ago

    I enjoy working in CSS (or maybe I'm just oblivous of a better way/paradigmn of styling, if so please enlighten me :)) so this was a great read. Thank you!
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    by danieka 10y ago

    We'd love to have you on our platform. Have you considered signing up? I'm available on danielk at fliffr.com if you have any questions.
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    by danieka 10y ago

    She is a great coach (I've taken lessons from her) but I get you point. We are partnering with quite a lot of gamers, among them organisations like Denial and Elevate.
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    by danieka 10y ago

    Thanks for the feedback
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    by danieka 10y ago

    Thanks for signing up! As you say there isn't much demand, but we are working on it. Thanks for your suggestion on recommending fees :)
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    by danieka 10y ago

    Cool, thanks for the feedback. If you want me to reach out to you when we have a web interface drop me an email at danielk at fliffr.com
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    by danieka 10y ago

    I'm hardly an ergonomics expert, quite the opposite :) But if you feel pain in your wrists it might be related to other things like posture. I always get quite intense pain when writing on a laptop keyboard so I bought Microsoft Sculpt
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    by danieka 10y ago

    Not yet, but it is something that we are thinking of adding. Would a web interface be useful to you?
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    by danieka 10y ago

    I'm the co-founder of Fliffr. We're building a marketplace for services where you can charge by the minute. We have everything from experts in SEO, chefs, personal trainers, Esport professionals. We also have a couple of developer
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    by danieka 10y ago

    I also went cold turkey a couple of years ago. The reason for me was that I experienced pain in my fingers after typing. After a day at work I was guaranteed to be in pain. At the time my productivity plummeted and it took me maybe two mont