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by dawkins 13y ago
Not again! Fortunately when Attachmate acquired Novell it didn't stop mono/linux. Xamarin was completely focused on mobile apps but for the core of mono and monodevelop it has been great times. But what will happen now? Will Micro
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by dawkins 13y ago
I meant for a native app and you being the provider. If you don't trust the client app even oAuth won't help you preventing the client app to know the user password.
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by dawkins 13y ago
Even if your api uses oAuth I don't see how can you prevent the client app to steal the password. At some point the user is going to have to give his password to someone. Can't the app ask the user for his password, keep it, and i
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by dawkins 13y ago
Not available in my country (Spain)
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by dawkins 13y ago
Syltek - Madrid, Spain. Full time, Permament. Must be local. We are looking for a full stack (C# or Go) web developer. Apply here: http://careers.stackoverflow.com/jobs/42805/c-sharp-mono-web...
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by dawkins 13y ago
My father is 81 and very happy with linux mint that I installed for him a few years ago. He only uses chromium. Recently he bought a new laptop and the first thing he asked me was to install Linux.
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by dawkins 13y ago
I run ssh in a non standar port and its annoying to always specify the port. Thank you for the tip about ~/.ssh/config
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by dawkins 13y ago
I would move "frontpage" to its own warning category, not just "notice".
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by dawkins 13y ago
I switched from windows/.net/SqlServer to linux/mono/MySQL two years ago and in a single server I handle among many many other things 10k-20k reservations/day. The server is a small dedicated machine with 8 cores an
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by dawkins 13y ago
His job ended because he knew he didn't have jurisdiction to start this trials but he proceeded anyway and because he asked for money to a banker who was judging at the time (the infamous "dear Emilio" letter)
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by dawkins 13y ago
I'm european too and while I don't consider the US in the same league as China or Russia I had the same feeling the last time I traveled to US.
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by dawkins 13y ago
I just bought a 2560x1080px monitor just to discover that there is no way to use it with my laptop. It seems that most laptops are limited to 1920x1080 despite that the graphics card may support higher resolutions.
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by dawkins 13y ago
Booking.com. The UI is very good and you can compare prices very easily. If I want to learn more about the hotel I check it in TripAdvisor.
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Apple's Jony Ive Said To Be Bringing The Flat Design Fad To iOS 7 (m.techcrunch.com)
1 points by dawkins 13y ago|0 comments
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Interviewing bad practices(blog.teamleadnet.com)
1 points by dawkins 14y ago|0 comments
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by dawkins 14y ago
Lexical Scanning in Go - Rob Pike. I really loved it! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HxaD_trXwRE
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by dawkins 14y ago
I run a Toshiba Portege Z930 with Linux Mint 14. The graphics card is not very powerfull (Intel HD Graphics 4000) but everything just works out of the box, including suspending and hibernation.
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MORE FEATURES WON’T SAVE Your PRODUCT(blog.mojotech.com)
2 points by dawkins 14y ago|1 comments
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by dawkins 14y ago
Can you please elaborate on "reason about parts of a program in terms of what they mean rather than what they do"?
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by dawkins 14y ago
Apache + mod_mono works pretty well for us. It is fast and stable. nginx + fastCgi not so well.
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by dawkins 14y ago
Try Golangide. It has debugging support although It is a front end for gdb . I works also in Windows. I also suggest you to try gdb from the command line.
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by dawkins 14y ago
"Because the protocol uses random strings, the probability of hitting this bug is about 1/256." Why 1/256?
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by dawkins 14y ago
What is the best way to enable replication without access to the database? ssh tunnel?
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by dawkins 14y ago
Ante one knows how they got access to the database?
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by dawkins 14y ago
"we had a bug in our bug system that toggled the private flag of a bug report to public on a comment to the bug report causing this issue to go public before we had time to test solutions to the level we would like" Thats having a really ba
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Old Computer Museum(oldcomputermuseum.com)
20 points by dawkins 15y ago|8 comments
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by dawkins 15y ago
I live in Spain and I think in Portugal is the same as here. Drug use is not a crime but it is still an "Administrative Offense". If the police caught's you with a small amount of drugs, they will confiscate them and usually impose a fine,
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by dawkins 16y ago
That's not my experience. I bought a 128GB Patriot Torx some time ago and one day it stopped working completely. I lost all my data. They gave me a new one and 7 months later I started having data corruption problems. Now I can't even forma
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by dawkins 16y ago
The good thing about reinventing the wheel is that you can get a round one. --Douglas Crockford
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by dawkins 16y ago
Madrid, Spain C# developer. We help sport clubs with our web based product. You would help us improve it and build features. The position is for our office in Alcobendas but you could do some remote if you want. Right now we are using Git,

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