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by enobrev 8y ago
I'm proud to say I worked with WFMU and Cuban Council on the initial release of this project.
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by enobrev 8y ago
LinusTechTips posted a decent review of the Tap a few weeks ago: https://youtu.be/8za_4g5zCOM
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by enobrev 9y ago
Thank you, I hadn't realized that was actually part of the spec. I also hadn't realized how long it had been since I actually read that document.
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by enobrev 9y ago
I used to agree with this, but since I started using Dropbox Paper as my primary editor, I've changed my mind. I don't need to see the markup if the editor / formatting works consistently. The different header sizes are imme
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by enobrev 9y ago
That's a good point, and a great reason to try the "make pronounceable" option on my password generator.
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by enobrev 9y ago
I agree with you and for accounts that matter (bank, etc), I'll generally generate additional passwords with my PW manager for each question and store them there. That said, I have a peeve with one of the standard questions they ask, w
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by enobrev 9y ago
> I'd only have search - so it better be trustworthy Absolutely agreed. It should be as reliable and as immediate as what we have now. > I at least have the file tree I don't know how this would work in practice, but I&#x2
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by enobrev 9y ago
You make excellent points, although I think I the issues you raise exist in our current filesystems as well. Provided the FS is indexed properly, opening a tag should show all files associated with that tag immediately. Just like opening
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by enobrev 9y ago
I absolutely agree with this, except to add that it seems, in theory, in the case of a 100% tag-based file-system, there would never (*very rarely) be a flat list where you have to scroll through millions of files. The UX of a single flat
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by enobrev 9y ago
I agree with what you're saying in regards to simply using nginx to handle web requests. I don't agree that there needs to be a point to this to do it.
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Designing better file organization around tags, not hierarchies (2017)(nayuki.io)
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by enobrev 9y ago
I'm almost 40 and this sort of thing doesn't bother me whatsoever. If someone wants to spend months flipping through billions of photos of strangers who are trying to lose weight, I couldn't possibly be bothered by it. In mo
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by enobrev 9y ago
My mother has an online business that has grown far beyond the capacity of her house / garage (which now includes 5 sheds in the yard for storage). She does the same, as storage facilities are still cheaper than a warehouse. She keep
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by enobrev 9y ago
You seem to have been down-voted. Wasn't me. Just like email spam, I assume there's enough benefit to be worth the cost, which is far less than it used to be now that, much like the transition from physical mail to email, a compu
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by enobrev 9y ago
The Galaxy S8* has a "Do Not Disturb" mode which allows you to whitelist contacts for incoming calls and messages, and apps that can create notifications. It's meant to be a temporary setting, like to turn on while in a meeti
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by enobrev 9y ago
I hadn't realized a CSP could protect against this sort of thing. Thanks for the tip!
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by enobrev 9y ago
This is speculative as I haven't tested out this vulnerability or attempted to avoid it (yet), but I imagine this means it would be a good idea to make password fields "uncontrolled"[1] if you're using react. 1: https:&
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by enobrev 9y ago
I enjoy similar comforts, but prefer to live in major cities. I've been working remotely for 17 years, and in that time I've lived in Brookyln, Seattle, and now Chicago. No alarm clocks, ever. No driving unless I need to haul so
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by enobrev 9y ago
If HN was so perfect of an experience, then I and many others wouldn't use an app to consume and interact with it. I come here for the conversation and curation, but the UX on mobile is awful. It's far too easy to make mistakes.
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by enobrev 9y ago
I use this site when trying to find good places to go camping. When I moved back to Chicago, I was pleasantly surprised to find a few decent stretches of night sky within a 4 hour drive from the city.
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by enobrev 9y ago
Government owned cameras at every intersection doing [anything] recognition sounds horrible.
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by enobrev 9y ago
I did the same and still received spam from them for a couple months. After contacting them, it stopped, but I still get "networking requests" from real life friends and colleagues every so often. I assue those are just because I
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by enobrev 9y ago
> that will only tell developers "this is unsafe, keep using JWT instead". That's a good point. Maybe a header in the readme/docs like "Stateless Sessions", followed by "Using PAST/JWT/etc. f
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by enobrev 9y ago
This reminds me of somewhere around 1998. I was on-site technician for a market-data software company that had was complimentary (live charting) to Bloomberg terminals. That year, we were updating our software from DOS to Windows NT. I s
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by enobrev 9y ago
This is fantastic. It's well written and a pleasure to read, and I learned a ton along the way. I look forward to trying this when I have some downtime. Thanks for taking the time to research, write, and share it.
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by enobrev 9y ago
I may use a light sensor as a backup or even the primary driver for how bright the lights are. I just haven't gotten there yet. You're spot on about connectivity, although I could potentially keep a table of sunrise / sunset
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by enobrev 9y ago
I'm sorry, I don't see the connection between my health and whether or not I use light switches. That seems incredibly hyperbolic. I definitely don't exercise enough. Turning off my home automation is not a gym membership
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by enobrev 9y ago
I'm an Ubuntu user and not much of a gamer (besides the rare splurge on a steam for linux game) so I tend to be perfectly happy with last-year's tech. I used to stay very up to date with system specs and prices, but I can't b
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by enobrev 9y ago
> Why can't you just stand up and, you know, flick the light switch I can, but I don't want to. Is that unreasonable? I've quite enjoyed adding automation to my home. My outdoor lights slowly brighten as it gets dark out
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by enobrev 9y ago
Just as well, if you plan to sign up with ADT, they insist upon new equipment. I just went through this. We bought our house in February. ADT was sending crap almost daily so I called to see what they were offering. They absolutely woul

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