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by fiiv 8y ago
Been there, that same bug. This one bit a lot of people I think!
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by fiiv 8y ago
I remember having one of these when I was a teenager and wanted a domain for free.
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by fiiv 8y ago
There's some drama with the founders at the moment and the signing keys (for new releases) have been destroyed. I wouldn't install this OS now, probably a good idea to wait and see how it goes. https://twitter.com/
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by fiiv 8y ago
Call me naive but why is this even a problem? What kind of developers would commit API keys to a repository? (yes, I know that you can find plenty of secrets on Github for example, but I mean within a given organisation like Yelp)
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by fiiv 8y ago
According to this website that searches case data, there seems to be 97 patent cases at the moment involving Realtime Data LLC as the plaintiff. https://dockets.justia.com/search?query=Realtime+Data+LLC Looks like another p
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by fiiv 8y ago
Sadly, whatever "digital hub" they come up with as an alternative to G Suite is going to suck. Let's face it, it's a school board not a product development team. Perhaps there's some kind of clever business model to
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by fiiv 8y ago
To completely block EU users to me at least implies greater degrees of data collection.
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by fiiv 8y ago
Just to be clear, you mean that the database would be running externally as opposed to embedded, right?
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by fiiv 8y ago
Have you looked at Apollo framework (for node) by any chance? I know it's not in your list of interests, but it might be worth checking out. Other than that, I have heard really nice things about Elixir/Phoenix. Everything is a st
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by fiiv 8y ago
Sounds like by "mature framework" you actually mean a full-featured one rather than a lighter one? Because for instance Node.js has several mature frameworks (in terms of stability) for doing HTTP servers such as Express. But Expr
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by fiiv 8y ago
Some employers care about these. Some do not. Find yourself an employer whose culture in this issue fits what you think a bit better perhaps?
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by fiiv 8y ago
From their perspective, they claim that it is not personal info since it's anonymised. On that, they're right. But it still makes a shitty user experience to do something that is counter to what your users expect and want.
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by fiiv 8y ago
Haha you are right. they don't even load the content in the background, what loads to make it look like there's content behind the modal window is this background image: https://static.licdn.com/sc/h/734l
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by fiiv 8y ago
Yes but it's most commonly used in the medium of email as an indication of a reply.
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by fiiv 8y ago
Hi Brian! Thanks for taking part in the discussion. But what part of GDPR was it that caused you to have to close off European Union users?
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by fiiv 8y ago
Website uses Mootools. Mootools messes with built-in objects. Language moves to change built-in object. Mootools breaks. So what is to be done here? How about leave it up to Mootools to release a new version that is compatible and the websi
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by fiiv 8y ago
You could always make a preinstall script that deletes the folder for that one dependency, then run install. It's quick and dirty, but it could work.
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by fiiv 8y ago
"2.5 Performance" is a long section with various ways your app might violate this clause. In no part of it does it specifically mention VPNs. So you're going to have to a bit more specific here. I can assume that your app fal
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by fiiv 8y ago
I think as other users have said, the review board is your best bet. But maybe you could let us know more about what the problem is exactly? Here's Apple's guidelines for VPNs: https://developer.apple.com/app-store
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by fiiv 8y ago
Congrats on launching! One thing on your landing page, maybe add some detail as to what Lackid does. I had no idea.
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by fiiv 8y ago
The way this tends to work is not rational, it's reactionary and often punitive. It doesn't matter if product X also was partially funded by US Army, if regulators don't like Uber, this is yet another thing to create that arg
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by fiiv 8y ago
I think this is definitely true. There are many countries in the world that are looking for an excuse to turn public opinion against Uber, and having the US Army as a partner is definitely a good way to do that.
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by fiiv 8y ago
I am a freelance web developer working mostly as a frontender and in Node.js. I very often sell my clients on the idea that something I develop for them is better as an open source module. I then charge them for that time as if I built it j
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by fiiv 8y ago
First, install eslint. Then you probably want to add a plugin to your editor that shows it as you're working in your code. All the popular editors have plugins for this, have a look. Then you need to set a config for your project, typi
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by fiiv 8y ago
Love it. Smart to use TLS certs.
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by fiiv 8y ago
Sounds like a fun one to find. Good on him for digging around. I could totally see how this oversight would happen too, with the engineers working on a secure auth system but not thinking about a proxy or caching layer that might expose the
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by fiiv 8y ago
Well there's channels for everything from Islamic State supporters to cryptocurrency chart analysis - what might some of your interests be?
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by fiiv 8y ago
I use Inconsolata-g as my font. In terms of colours I change between dark and light ones. In either case I like bright colours for the syntax highlighting. I sometimes work outside, and then when it's sunny, I find the light theme to b
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by fiiv 8y ago
A fantastic share, thanks. I think a lot of people would benefit from this, considering the panic it's causing for many.
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by fiiv 8y ago
I think fake news are a separate category than (threats of) violence and kiddy porn. If for one of those types of things you immediately notify the relevant authorities that is the most important thing and I doubt there would be any liabili

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