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by gmemstr 7y ago
From what I remember, the crowdsource app is exactly what is used for community sources.
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by gmemstr 7y ago
I find the website particularly amusing - it appears the "specs" are just copied from those of a Macbook https://microsafex.com/
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by gmemstr 7y ago
I bet it's going to stay relatively the same, for now. React Native still works across iOS and Android, which is one of the key features. SwiftUI is iOS only.
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by gmemstr 7y ago
I was debating the best way to handle that - the front end is currently written in React (so I could get a taste for it) and I knew I couldn't just include the source files from that. I'm completely open to alternative way to hand
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by gmemstr 7y ago
Hi HN, I've posted this project before but that was pre-rewrite to use Golang rather than relying on Python. The advantages are pretty clear, most importantly being compiled binaries to make deployment super easy. I was hesitant to pos
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Show HN: Platypus 3.0 – Server monitoring with websockets(github.com)
42 points by gmemstr 7y ago|4 comments
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Show HN: Database Janitor – Customizable Database Dumps(github.com)
1 points by gmemstr 8y ago|0 comments
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The /r/webdev Community Podcast(anchor.fm)
1 points by gmemstr 8y ago|0 comments
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Lando is ready for the masses with RC2 release(thinktandem.io)
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by gmemstr 8y ago
Wasn't there a movie recently released along these lines?
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by gmemstr 8y ago
On the other hand, I've been using my ProtonMail account for a little over a year and while my mailbox has gotten pretty out of hand I'm only using 87MB out of my 5GB (+500MB) storage limit. Your mileage may vary but I have all my
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by gmemstr 8y ago
I can't speak for the other two but I know syntax highlighting works fine if you bring up the command line wihtin Sublime (CTRL+SHIFT+C iirc) and then type in the language you want to highlight for - it should give you an option to swi
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by gmemstr 8y ago
For the first part, probably just take it to the Apple store or just "factory reset" it. I don't think the average apple user cares enough to completely reinstall iOS themselves. Same goes for non-iCloud backups - the average
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by gmemstr 8y ago
Essentially, but the joy of working remote is being able to work whenever you happen to be, whether it be on the road (I thought I saw an article about this but I fail to remember the author) or in your home office
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Newbie Web Developer FAQ(lite.gitgalaxy.com)
1 points by gmemstr 8y ago|0 comments
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by gmemstr 8y ago
PHP is fine, no software is bug free, especially when it accepts external input. Drupal, WordPress etc are huge so there's definitely a lot of chances for things to sneak in, but PHP itself can't be 100% to blame.
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by gmemstr 8y ago
I'd read through the Legal section at the bottom of the website ( http://www.ycombinator.com/legal/ ).
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by gmemstr 8y ago
This is neat, but I think you should tweak how the font colour is determined - it's incredibly hard to read sometimes when you have a hex like #ff6600 and the text is essentially pink. Maybe take a gander at the WCAG guidelines https:
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by gmemstr 8y ago
Definitely going to keep this bookmarked until Monday but I'm curious, how does it monitor for security threats? Do you manually add them to your own database or can the plugin monitor for them itself (I'm assuming the former but
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by gmemstr 8y ago
I second this, and I don't really know if a memory-deficient password manager is a _good_ thing. > Final password is cryptographically derived from web page URL address, salt and user provided secret passphrase. The salt should be s
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by gmemstr 8y ago
18. I've been learning a lot about Drupal recently, and it's been really eye opening in terms of what PHP can actually do. I haven't taken a serious look at it in years and frankly writing tests in it has been really odd.
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by gmemstr 8y ago
I'm working on my mental health this weekend - I've been putting it off for a while now, so I'm focusing on writing and staying away from work and competitive games. Might finally crack open a book, which isn't something
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by gmemstr 8y ago
Slightly off topic, but as someone who works at a company that uses Drupal for e-commerce sites, I'm surprised there isn't a good (free) module for recurring payments. Definitely sounds useful though - I'll have to bring it u
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by gmemstr 8y ago
Looks good but you may want to consider changing the name as to not clash with https://twig.symfony.com/
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by gmemstr 8y ago
If your password manager supports it, make a secure note with all the URLs you use regularly. My work keep a big wiki of documentation, including frequently accessed servers, which seems to work really well - it also allows us to document e
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Ask HN: How do you manage your mental health?
107 points by gmemstr 8y ago|89 comments
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by gmemstr 8y ago
You could take a look at Owncloud, I know there's a few projects that also do it but I can't name any others off the top of my head.
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by gmemstr 8y ago
It does however avoid screwing with the timeline order, and I find the column layout very convenient in most cases.
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by gmemstr 8y ago
> super bloated dev environments Care to give some examples of this? I've been using compiled languages for a while now and I've never felt my environment had been "bloated".
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by gmemstr 8y ago
Could this be any more vague? It looks almost like a paywall system judging by the mockup images. I'm also really put off by the giant banner asking for outlets to contact him for interviews - why not do a press release?

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