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OneSignal Is Hiring a Technical Account Manager
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OneSignal Is Hiring Mobile and Full-Stack Developers in Mountain View
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Twitter COO Adam Bain is leaving the company
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OneSignal is hiring full stack, mobile, and back end developers in Mountain View
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OneSignal Is Hiring a Technical Account Manager
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10y ago
That didn't work for me, but this did: sudo rm /var/db/crls/*cache.db From: https://support.globalsign.com/customer/portal/articles/1353...
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10y ago
This broke bootstrapcdn.com, bootstrap's official CDN. So the effects are extremely widespread even for non-globalsign clients.
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We store key/value pairs in Hstore, since JSONB wasn't available when we started doing this. We've since updated to PostgreSQL 9.5. Does anyone know if we would see a performance advantage switching this to JSONB (either in s
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10y ago
Still no Service Workers or Web Push unfortunately: https://jakearchibald.github.io/isserviceworkerready/
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What Is It Like to Wake Up and Have the Press Ready to Torpedo Your Business?
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The Weird, Wild Saga of Gizmondo
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Google Fiber gets a green light in Mountain View
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OneSignal (YC S11) is hiring full-stack and mobile devs in Mountain View, CA
(angel.co)
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Gavin Andresen: I Was Not Hacked, and I Believe Craig Wright Is Satoshi
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OneSignal (YC S11) is hiring full-stack and mobile developers
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OneSignal is hiring a full-stack Rails and Rust developer in Mountain View
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Seagate will launch the 'fastest-ever' SSD this summer
(engadget.com)
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Optimizing Push Notification Timing
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OneSignal is hiring full-stack devs to help make push notifications smarter
(onesignal.applytojob.com)
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We just released an automatic Parse data importer for Parse users who are switching to OneSignal: https://onesignal.com/parse
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Migrate your users from Parse to OneSignal
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Hi, I'm one of the founders of OneSignal. We make revenue from products that help companies with advertising and competitive research. Our push service helps us collect the data necessary to make this work, similar to services like Flu
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11y ago
You're right, it seems like this should work.
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One group of developers this is going to affect most are those who used Parse's GCM Server Key for push notifications. Since Parse is probably not going to reveal this key, Android developers using Parse for push will not be able to us
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Companies the spend the most on Facebook ads track the resulting revenue they earn very closely. So even if lots of clicks were fraudulent, they're looking at ($ earned from clicks)/($ spent on clicks). Based on Facebook's co
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Overall I get about 3 to 4 notifications from Facebook per day, so the quantity isn't too high. It also helps me avoid the habit of frequently loading Facebook to check for new notifications when there usually aren't any.
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Yep, I find them to be really useful from Facebook and I can't wait until Slack implements them. One of the nice features of Web Push notifications is that they each have an unsubscribe button on the notification itself. So once you do
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> Is there any short explanation how this works under the hood? Yes, the spec is the most detailed description of what goes on under the hood and it's not too long: https://www.w3.org/TR/push-api/ , but her
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Here's a list of larger ones I'm aware of (These sites have it enabled for Chrome, some may not yet have it enabled for Firefox): Facebook Vice.com eBay www.mercurynews.com
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There is a solution for this when it comes to the Push API spec (not for Safari though). When a notification is received, the browser's Service Worker can send an "I got this" webhook event back to the sender. The sender can
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