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Ask HN: Paypal alternative for adult sites
1 points by dheavy 12y ago|1 comments
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by dheavy 13y ago
I don't, and I'd be really grateful if anyone would enlighten me on the matter. Please excuse my ignorance!
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by dheavy 13y ago
I strongly support level09's comment. It's wiser than going to Europe for instance. Safer and with better perspective. Why would you want to go to Europe anyway? Compared to Dubai (especially since you speak the language) it prov
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by dheavy 13y ago
Case studies? Step by step tutorial on buying and selling things of diverse quantities, types and origins? Or maybe pitfalls and common scams and how to avoid them?
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by dheavy 13y ago
Thanks for your input guys, it's very valuable!
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Ask HN: the best(s) web security book for web developers
11 points by dheavy 13y ago|4 comments
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by dheavy 13y ago
We're registering. I've passed the word to other fellow scientist in my network. Looking forward to use it fully.
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by dheavy 13y ago
Just to be clear: we both are VERY interested by this site, and actually quite excited. It's better than any other related initiatives and we expect to try it out asap! It's just this detail made us tick...
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by dheavy 13y ago
Great initiative! But I find the screencaps on the landing page's slideshow very misleading imho. It displays some code repo... ok, now I'm a coder and just like others I'd be then inclined to ask myself "why would I use this instead of Git
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by dheavy 14y ago
I do meditate and it does help me solve problem on a large scale, with some perspective. But it's not magic, i.e. if I'm not in a calm room for long hours, I just can't code properly or be more productive. I used to have trouble sleeping (t
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by dheavy 14y ago
Haha :)
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by dheavy 14y ago
Yes, I agree. Haxe has been that nifty little platform and language I've been contemplating on the side, tried a little, but never really had the opportunity to use seriously.
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by dheavy 14y ago
Easy now...
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by dheavy 14y ago
If I understood correctly what est meant... For non coders, maybe an actual WYSIWYG? Or even for coders, as a rapid-prototyping tool?
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by dheavy 14y ago
I don't know work at Adobe so I wouldn't know, really. My only guess would be based on "The Innovator's Dilemma", at least roughly... so acknowledging the disruptiveness of HTML5 would imply refocusing their priorities in a mid/long-term st
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by dheavy 14y ago
To be fair with Muse, I've tried the first public beta some time ago and I admit the produced code was a sad laughable mess. I had to opportunity to reopen my try-out site on the latest public release, did an export, and took time to compar
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by dheavy 14y ago
>the decisions have been detrimental to the Internet >population as whole Absolutely. We're still paying the price(s) now...
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by dheavy 14y ago
>A few years later Adobe AGREED with this >by discontinuing Flash on Android. Is this "agreement" a fact you can unambiguously prove by pointing out to some statement from an Adobe person, or is this a subjective assumption. Another
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by dheavy 14y ago
Thank you for posting this.
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by dheavy 14y ago
And for instance, you could say that "iOS's dislike of the technology" was nothing more than a strategic move from Apple and Jobs to win a battle of content over the channel, where the money lies, but you chose or forget to acknowledge this
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by dheavy 14y ago
While we're at it... When I started learning code a decade ago I was struggling with the syntax: remembering it, avoiding typo when typing on the keyboard... What worked was actually learning from books and writing the code on a block of pa