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by dt3ft 6y ago
Here's an idea: pay your users to answer a survey. And don't just pay a few cents, pay them at least USD 20 or so. I bet your response rate will skyrocket.
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by dt3ft 6y ago
Look 'ma, no ads fonts & trackers...
543.
by dt3ft 6y ago
Clickbait, he doesn't hate coordinate systems, he loves them.
544.
by dt3ft 6y ago
You sound like someone who never used GitHub/GitLab/Jira/Any forum which offers categories/topics/threads and their respective issue tracking/organizing features.
545.
by dt3ft 6y ago
Checking out your website was fun, thank you for writing about freelancing. I am not the type that wants to do only "sexy programming work", I believe that maintenance work is where the stability is at. Solving business problems w
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by dt3ft 6y ago
I wish they wouldn't use mailing lists. Keeping track of threads/topics must be a nightmare.
547.
by dt3ft 6y ago
Bosnia and Herzegovina. I was 10 when the war begun. I spent 4 years in city of Gorazde, under siege, without electricity, communications and running water. I started to write a book (in english) about these 4 years but it got too difficul
548.
by dt3ft 6y ago
I got mine from war, having survived mortar round blasts as a child on several occasions from as near as 3 meters (for example, one shell exploded right above our living room window while I was playing cards with my cousin, another exploded
549.
by dt3ft 6y ago
I wrote about setting up SSL for Confluence on Windows: https://20-things.com/Thing?thingId=1028 Don't think anyone will ever read it, but if I ever need to do this again, I will use the article I wrote as a howto rem
550.
by dt3ft 6y ago
This is how fake profiles are created for dating sites :)
551.
by dt3ft 6y ago
Huh, wasn't expecting this: > Conclusions and Relevance Time-restricted eating, in the absence of other interventions, is not more effective in weight loss than eating throughout the day.
552.
by dt3ft 6y ago
This is an ad for a course.
553.
by dt3ft 6y ago
I bet he's back here right now, reading this thread.
554.
by dt3ft 6y ago
Link to free, self-hosted version: https://plausible.io/self-hosted-web-analytics
555.
by dt3ft 6y ago
..but they fixed it with blockchain!!!!! xD
556.
by dt3ft 6y ago
> I have no idea who downvoted my post That would be the Excel devs working at Microsoft. They read HN. I can feel it.
557.
by dt3ft 6y ago
Valid point. I'll get it out asap. Thank you.
558.
by dt3ft 6y ago
So he says oversharing doesn't exist? I built https://20-things.com but I doubt anyone would care to look at its source code since it was built with ASP.NET MVC (not Core). To publish or not to publish?
559.
by dt3ft 6y ago
Like clockwork at 7? Seems impossible. Who turns on their tv exactly at 7.00 every day? Something does not add up here.
560.
by dt3ft 6y ago
This is exactly why I started working on 20-things.com with a firm stand on not doing what Reddit has been doing - pushing people to mobile app in order to be able to track and show them ads (adblockers won't work in the app of course)
561.
by dt3ft 6y ago
C# dev here with CNC machining experience. Is this position only for US based devs or would you consider applications from say, Switzerland?
562.
by dt3ft 6y ago
Good old times, eh?
563.
by dt3ft 6y ago
Same here. What a wonderful world they've built for us, eh?
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How to Run Confluence over SSL/HTTPS on Windows Server(20-things.com)
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565.
by dt3ft 6y ago
We tend to underestimate the value that a decent UI/UX professional can bring to a software product. Users typically hate changes (change aversion is in the human nature) and will hardly notice any improvements. But try to install an o
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by dt3ft 6y ago
> Many licenses include future updates. May be so, but likely not in the long run. Developers don't quite want to work for free, and providing free updates is a bad business model if licensing model is "one time fee". They
567.
by dt3ft 6y ago
Works for an OS that is not connected to the internet. You're probably doing this: 1. disable automatic updates 2. hope that no vulnerability is discovered for a month 3. apply all available patches 4. goto 2
568.
by dt3ft 6y ago
If you pay for your software through a subscription, of course, no problem. You paid for software once? Well, tough luck. Your older versions will no longer be supported because we can't afford developers because you stopped giving us
569.
by dt3ft 6y ago
It took a while to find a comment that points out the cost of maintaining legacy UI. It is highly likely that no customer is willing to pay for support of legacy anything, let alone UI. "Jonny" sounds like the kind of person that
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by dt3ft 6y ago
As a shareholder, this is disappointing to read.

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