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by dt3ft 5y ago
Just something I noticed: the pricing information on the frontpage and the pricing page does not seem to match.
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by dt3ft 5y ago
He acquired a site I built which I used to operate on user donations. Today the site no longer exists.
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by dt3ft 5y ago
These reports are usually handled by a single person with a dozen other responsibilities. Chances are, nobody will ever read majority of user generated reports. Also, the person may have already left the company and a replacement was deemed
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Should You Run Your Database in Docker?(vsupalov.com)
2 points by dt3ft 5y ago|1 comments
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by dt3ft 5y ago
> “To let everyone know, this is not novel” Who asked?
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by dt3ft 6y ago
I perceived it that way as well, but I have to partly agree. Here's my reasoning: if someone just invented a new icon (created it from scratch and gave it a meaning), they should be aware that majority of their users will not understan
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by dt3ft 6y ago
The self-host documentation returns a 404: https://cusdis.com/doc#/self-host/installation
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by dt3ft 6y ago
I feel the same way. I’ll bite once I see Microsoft release Outlook built with this.
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by dt3ft 6y ago
So when purchasing Visual Studio subscription in order to write software for windows, you expect nothing to work out of the box? I'd love to see you tackle a WPF monolith within a regulated environment where no 3rd party libs are allow
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by dt3ft 6y ago
.NET 6? Hold up, WPF was never really finished. This is demonstrated by existence of companies which sell lacking components that should otherwise have been included with WPF: Telerik, Infragistics, Syncfusion etc. Heck, creating a Report w
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by dt3ft 6y ago
And Xamarin forms was never really finished, it is still lacking on every front. Just look at the open issues and feature requests. I would not be surprised if MAUI also gets abandoned halfway through development.
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by dt3ft 6y ago
I'd love to hear your thoughts on my design for 20-things.com. There is also a dark mode, based on browser/OS theme.
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by dt3ft 6y ago
I actually was hoping that this would be a 3D game-like environment, where you walk around a library and are able to click on a book and it appears in your hands and you can flip through a few pages, rotate it, examine the cover...
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by dt3ft 6y ago
On a similar note, would you be willing to do a 4-hour take-home programming task, as part of the recruiting process?
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by dt3ft 6y ago
Congratulations! Hard work does seem to pay off.
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by dt3ft 6y ago
> What's stopping you, or anyone else, from forking code and making it privacy focused? Off the top of my head? My rent. Someone has to pay it, and if I wanted to dethrone Chrome, I'd have to quit my 9-5. Also, my 9-5 is using
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by dt3ft 6y ago
We lost the war, haven't we?
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by dt3ft 6y ago
It makes things very convenient for hackers.
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by dt3ft 6y ago
Of course it is.
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by dt3ft 6y ago
There was a "war" against money-laundering? I highly doubt that.
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by dt3ft 6y ago
I just added my SaaS there [1], have zero expectations but I'll be happy to report back if I notice any positive effects. https://pdf2qrcode.com
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by dt3ft 6y ago
Can you really answer "Is the market still growing?" with 90+% certainty?
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by dt3ft 6y ago
Fully agree. It's a total mess and it needs a major reform. It's also a by-design unfair system only for the rich - as those with ideas (especially in 3rd world countries) don't have the resources to file for patents. It real
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by dt3ft 6y ago
Pretty much. It's appalling.
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by dt3ft 6y ago
Software patents should not exist.
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by dt3ft 6y ago
On a similar note, I built quite a few things, one of which resulted in millions of daily active users, getting its own Wikipedia page, articles in The New York Times, Fortune and 50+ others. I built an alternative to a popular website and
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by dt3ft 6y ago
Just tried it again, it's definitely a firewall or block of some kind. I doubt anyone from Zürich can reach this server.
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by dt3ft 6y ago
Oh well. No such thing as free lunch after all. Yet again, a user-funded nonprofit would be the way to go, but users want free stuff. Minority would donate, but good luck having a steady cash flow and being able to pay for the infrastructur
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by dt3ft 6y ago
This is why co-working spaces may be the next "office". Companies are cancelling their leases left and right. For many software companies, this is likely the way it will unfold. Why pay huge amounts to rent an office space, when y
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by dt3ft 6y ago
I agree that kids are now growing up being told that it's easy. Here's a possible scenario: 1. we tell kids it's easy in order to get them interested 2. those who are interested, learn with time that it isn't as easy but

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