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How I built a CMS, and why you shouldn’t
(hackernoon.com)
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Companies Open Source: Walmart
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Samsung Could Take Over the Digital Assistant Market
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The World of Open Source Virtual Reality
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Mail-in-a-box: Everything and the kitchen sink
(gitgalaxy.com)
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I want to start podcasting so I built myself a podcast CMS/RSS generator https://github.com/gmemstr/whiterabbit it's my first go at Golang so I'm still learning slowly.
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9y ago
It looks pretty cool (I'm not in the US but it's still interesting data to look at). Not to nitpick but I feel like the data could be formatted slightly better, like spacing in the "TotalClaimCount" and "OpiodClaimC
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9y ago
I currently use two keyboards; the chiclet keyboard on my Razer Blade Stealth (primary computer) and a Razer BlackWidow Tournament Edition with green Razer/Kalih switches. I previously used a Corsair K70 Rapidfire, which is a damn soli
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Live Tweeting Physical Pentest
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9y ago
Here's a little story about how my gold card was disabled; I was ordering coffee and my balance wasn't quite sufficient. I reloaded it via PayPal, but the balance didn't update so I tried again (it did error out). The app cra
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Show HN: Podcast feed generator in Go
(gitgalaxy.com)
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Podcast Platform in Golang
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Google’s blob emoji are great and no one will convince me otherwise
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“Genericide” assault to nullify the Google trademark fails
(arstechnica.com)
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9y ago
I've (technically) automated server monitoring. I am a solo Sysadmin at a decently sized game server host and we have ~60 different dedicated servers. I wrote Platypus as a way of keeping track of it all. It's still definitely a w
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Reminds me a lot of nexe, a project a friend of mine is the maintainer of. I'd like to compare the differences between this, nexe and enclosejs, in terms of speed and final binary size.
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Ask HN: How do you unwind at the end of a day?
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10y ago
I'd be really curious to see how this data is actually used on their end. I got my QC35s a few months ago and have been loving them, but was super disappointed when I read the article. I'll probably end up uninstalling the app for
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10y ago
Some people just don't want to install packages and prefer to keep the editor as is. And i can't blame them, the only packages I install are my usual theme and Emmet.
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I'm currently working on a project for real-time server monitoring using websockets in python. Might have been a mistake to use Python for this sort of thing but regardless... https://github.com/gmemstr/platypus&#x
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Hi HN, I've been working on Platypus for the past 6 months or so, recently dedicated a lot more of my time to it. It's mostly built for the company I currently work for, but I want to keep it open source so others can use it as w
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Show HN: Platypus, a server status monitor for large infrastructure
(github.com)
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10y ago
An admin interface (among other improvements) to Platypus ( https://github.com/GGServers/platypus ). It's a (admittedly simple) server monitoring application written in Python.
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Building a Large-Scale Server Monitor
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First, it's going to be slow to start unless you're either really good at advertising, already have a following etc. Getting a podcast going, like and project, is hard. Second, it's going to be weird listening to your own voi
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My project for 2017 is to build and learn how to manage network infrastructure. I wrote up a blog post but the TL;DR is learn how to network hardware together with switches, managing storage servers, dedicated servers, etc.
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I actually initially thought this was a Google projects, but only realized it wasn't when I actually scrolled down to the footer (and also checked the SSL certificate, which is issued by Amazon).
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10y ago
You could try Carrd, the dev behind it is pretty cool and constantly adding new things. https://carrd.co/
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Show HN: TVDB API in Google App Script
(medium.com)
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Ask HN: Experience vs. Education?
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