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by dschep 9y ago
Re: unions, there are sandhogs unions, wouldn't they be relevant? Ex: http://www.sandhogs147.org/
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by dschep 9y ago
Yup. Especially given OPs comments: > To be clear, letting third party JS run in a trusted environment like a dashboard is an industry wide problem. If we assume CircleCI is the only bad actor we're kind of missing the point of the
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by dschep 9y ago
Absolutely! I'm in DC, not NYC, but.. Driving means: walk 1-3 blocks to my car, drive it in slow(and extremely variable based on time) traffic, circle the block a half dozen times to find a parking space, probably having to pay. Biking
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by dschep 9y ago
Whoa. How did I never notice that uWSGI grew up beyond just WSGI!
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by dschep 9y ago
Check out the 99% Invisible podcast[0] [0] http://99percentinvisible.org/
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by dschep 9y ago
Yeah, two nearly identical versions (probably only resolution differences) of our logo resulted in 21% & 94% similarity scores
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by dschep 9y ago
Neat! Found a minor bug: it seems like if you upload an SVG that it gets internally rendered at a pretty low resolution, I got better results when I converted it to a 512x512 PNG myself and re-uploaded. Edit: it also should probably mention
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by dschep 9y ago
Your first point is spot on, and why I'm really annoyed by android phones these days. A simple, and still fully factual, rephrasing of their statements makes it obvious just how bad it is: > Devices should become outdated every othe
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by dschep 9y ago
Huh. Looks like that's been updated to: > Devices are your personal property. We won’t force you to have anything you don’t want.
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by dschep 9y ago
How would encoding help? It's already encoded! That repo contains the bits: 0b11001100b11101010b11011100b11000110b11101000b11010010b11011110b11011100b11000010b11011000b11000110b11011000b11000010b11011010b1011100b11000110b11011110b11011
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by dschep 9y ago
Anecdotally, this isn't enough to prevent it from triggering in my pocket when I'm a bit sweaty, so I've had to turn that feature off.
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by dschep 9y ago
DNS66[0] is a decent way to block ads system-wide on android. Free, OSS & doesn't need root. [0] https://f-droid.org/packages/org.jak_linux.dns66/
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by dschep 9y ago
> For example, Hangout. I can no longer use Hangout using Firefox. Is that different from Hangouts[0]? That's worked and continues to work in Firefox AFAICT. [0] https://hangouts.google.com/
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by dschep 9y ago
So like another toplevel commenter asked. Why build this or use this instead of archive.is? And there are already multiple extensions available for chrome for it ;) I agree with GP here, that anything billed as "My own internet archive
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by dschep 9y ago
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13598182 and there are already 3 other parts to this series published, most posted here too, just google for those comments ;)
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by dschep 9y ago
I clicked because I was curious what number of strings guitars were all secretly switching to. Why include such a superfluous detail in that headline? The cynic in me thinks this just clickbait getting harder to identify.
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by dschep 9y ago
Have keyboards been banned from the cabin too? If not, cardboard + a physical keyboard would do :)
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by dschep 9y ago
Yup. It's a status symbol that happens to be an office space.
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by dschep 9y ago
Is it any better than Yaml? All of those statements are true of yaml and it's much more commonly used.
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by dschep 9y ago
This[0] is meant to be :/ [0] http://emojipedia.org/confused-face/ edit: HN strips out emoji. Not surprised in hindsight.
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by dschep 9y ago
Wouldn't that be https://www.reddit.com/r/podcasts/ ;)
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by dschep 9y ago
Hah, my sister did something not too different, she wrote a small Flask app hosted on PythonAnywhere[0] for guests to RSVP to her wedding. [0] https://www.pythonanywhere.com/
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by dschep 9y ago
Very cool. The code editor looks a lot like scratch[0] but I can't find any references to it. Does it use scratch or was scratch an inspiration? [0] https://scratch.mit.edu/
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by dschep 10y ago
Neat. I built a similar tool four years ago http://dschep.github.io/license-checker/ Edit: hah, just went to your repo, I see you already found it :)
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by dschep 10y ago
Yes! that's exactly what I though this would be and was excited as I've been tempted to build that myself.
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by dschep 10y ago
archive.is copy: http://archive.is/Wl7Ma
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by dschep 10y ago
I don't think that's a recommendation by Github. The site even says "Your unofficial guide to dotfiles on GitHub." and none of the 3 members of the dotfiles org seems to be Github employees. Neat list tho.
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by dschep 10y ago
It's on F-Droid, so probably: https://f-droid.org/repository/browse/?fdfilter=yubico&fdid=...
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by dschep 10y ago
> I think the mission of the US Digital Service is fundamentally non-partisan: we want to make government work better for the American people. Couldn't most agencies claim the same?
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by dschep 10y ago
IIRC, Down&Out addressed this. When you looked at another person's Whuffie, it consisted of 4 parts: * +Whuffie from users you +Whuffie * -Whuffie from users you +Whuffie * +Whuffie from users you -Whuffie * -Whuffie from

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