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by geoah 8y ago
How does it feel holding on to a relic? :D In a more serious note, are you actually using eudora? If so I'd love to hear if there is a still-maintained version as well as the reasons sticking to it.
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by geoah 8y ago
Same here, never heard of micro.blog but the concept and business model seem sound. Owning the things you post and having to host them yourself are two different things. The content is yours, the domains is yours, you pay for someone servin
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by geoah 8y ago
We tried to use it both with some friends and some colleagues. The way they've decided to show updates and threads was so different than everything else (irc, slack, hipchat, etc) that we couldn't get used to it after even a coupl
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by geoah 8y ago
I really don't get why people suggest lawyers and c&d letters as step 1. Yes apple could have done this better and they should -- but why not just have a chat with apple before you go nuclear?
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by geoah 8y ago
Why? Just out of pure hate or dislike for apple? A request to show a link to the website under the image would be better imo. He could always play dirty and just print the website on the bottom of the image but I don't see how this or
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by geoah 8y ago
+1 for non indentation based nesting +1 for quoting all strings +1 for comments -1 for the pronunciation hehe :P I don't like that map values don't need commas while arrays do, and also don't know how I feel about the equal s
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by geoah 8y ago
I couldn't get it to load from the ipfs.io gateway, nor my local ipfs daemon, but I could through cloudeflare's ipfs gateway. https://cloudflare-ipfs.com/ipns/Qme48wyZ7LaF9gC5693DZyJBteh...
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by geoah 8y ago
I would suggest making this an additional permission you ask for when the user has actually seen the product and wants to use this feature.
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by geoah 8y ago
Requiring full google drive access without explaining why or giving an option to opt out is a no go for me. Idea seems interesting but I can't see why they would require access to my files.
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by geoah 8y ago
Why not?
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by geoah 8y ago
I take it this allows applications to (safely) render simple html inside of their apps without having to include the whole webkit/chromium engines? Or is there something else more that I'm missing?
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by geoah 8y ago
Currently reading Greg Egan's 1994 "Permutation City" that deals with the various philosophical aspects of artificial life and simulated reality. Some of the core concepts of the book revolve around a global network of comput
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by geoah 8y ago
A better way to visualise the differences in features of the two services would go a long way to help people. A TLDR would also help.
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by geoah 8y ago
This seems like a nice (and non aws-only) replacement for cloudcraft, thank you. I wonder why both services limit their assets to only architecture-level components and provide people a generic library with assets for uml or other diagrams.
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by geoah 8y ago
I'm wondering if the service will eventually take sides. After all they are still serving content that people got banned for, so what happens if the content is actually illegal or is deemed offensive by the service? Will they get banne
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by geoah 8y ago
Do you happen to have any links/examples of this?
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by geoah 8y ago
I've been seeing this weird multicolored icon all around in imgur and reddit for some time now, but I never knew it was Bytedance (or even knew this company existed.) Never cared enough to do a reverse image search but it always amazed
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by geoah 8y ago
Probably not as such users are just a vocal minority, and probably not enough to use as a consumer group.
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by geoah 8y ago
Cause probably many people (including me) assumed that "Github leak caused by bad ios" was the reason why snapchat's code was leaked.
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by geoah 8y ago
Vortex's software is just bad. Just stick to anything with open firmware.
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by geoah 8y ago
Every time I play around with the idea of decentralized/p2p networks in my head or discuss it with friends, one of the questions that always comes up is: * If a company or product can't lock the user, their data, and their friends
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by geoah 8y ago
That was 100 per hour, not 100 for the whole thing.
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by geoah 8y ago
That is the whole point of this "war". People not being able to understand or accept a culture and having to reduce it to something they can grasp or argue about.
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by geoah 8y ago
Is it really any different to people walking around with the first Windows CE ipaq and htc phones, and huge nokia communicator querty flip ones literally more than 20 years ago? I applaud Microsoft, Google, and anyone who tries to invent pa
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by geoah 8y ago
I had the same question. They specifically talk just about video, so I'm not sure how they could limit anything over ssl/tls. Even if they ask google/netflix/etc to limit the quality for their ips, whitelisting the ones
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by geoah 8y ago
Paying customers usually get back credits from slack after downtime, I have a recollection that free accounts also got something at some point. * Slack refunds customers 100x amount paid during outage - https://news.ycombinator.c
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by geoah 8y ago
It really isn't because of how the algorithm works, it's as dang said; people don't agree with what you are promoting.
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by geoah 8y ago
Because no one really wants to self host their own version of wikipedia. But many companies want and do host their code themselves.
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by geoah 8y ago
We really need to give github some credit. They have had our backs for the longest time and I don't think they will just give up on its community now. Microsoft is getting better all the time, they are an important OS contributor, and
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by geoah 8y ago
> It was not by choice :) Kids or WFH? :P

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