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by greggh 7y ago
Gitlab has enabled China's censorship of foreign content and free speech: https://www.theregister.co.uk/2019/10/16/gitlab_employees_ga...
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by greggh 7y ago
I don't know how I got anything done before Monday.com. I am dead serious to. I failed to even keep to do lists up to date in anything else.
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by greggh 8y ago
I love it. It's become one of the first things I look at every morning.
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by greggh 8y ago
Your comment doesnt seem fair at all. The blog post is from after they worked hard to fix everything. The comment from Jepsen that you are quoting is from before any of that fix work was done. You are comparing two very different situations
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by greggh 8y ago
I use Hazel for this. But it could be improved on. https://www.noodlesoft.com
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by greggh 9y ago
Wrong? I have it opening in Opera just fine?
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by greggh 9y ago
Code is Symphony based and can be found here: https://gitlab.com/edgyemma/raddit-app
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by greggh 9y ago
I felt like I had won something when he got so sick of me telling the truth on Twitter that he blocked me. He did not invent email as we know it today. He copywrited a term that described something people had already been doing for many yea
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by greggh 9y ago
This looks like the framework I've been waiting for. Remember when you could create web pages in a simple text editor without 10+ tools, command lines, config files and languages? That's before you get into transpiling and everyth
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by greggh 9y ago
That charge was dropped. It was never brought to court, and he was not found guilty of that. The murder for hire charges were just to make everyone agree with them, it was about opinion, not truth.
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by greggh 9y ago
The murder for hire charges were dropped. No evidence of them was shown in court. Because they knew they couldn't win on that one.
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by greggh 9y ago
I would like to point out one thing. There are 3 or 4 people in cryptography that are respected for their amazing talents in the field AND actually take the time to comment around here on articles. For some reason you got lucky, and all of
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by greggh 9y ago
It's obvious that 7 is bigger than 2. So we should be more scared this time.
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by greggh 9y ago
How do you flirt with someone without them knowing who you are? I mean, how do you know if they are interested. Because they don't know who you are, so how would they be? Seems sort of strange to me.
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by greggh 10y ago
Wait, you mean my 1500+ endorsements, mostly by people I don't know, are worthless?! https://www.linkedin.com/in/gregghoush/ I am pretty sure I already knew this.
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by greggh 10y ago
Coded by Micah F. Lee of the free press foundation. Pretty well respected member of the community and all around great guy.
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by greggh 10y ago
Right here: https://www.airbnb.com/guarantee The $1,000,000 Host Guarantee
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by greggh 10y ago
Barrett is one of my best friends. He gets out soon and I can't wait for a time when he can put out articles like this every week again. It takes a lot longer to get through the process while in prison.
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by greggh 10y ago
Wondering how many designers you have working there? Are they specialists in their specific categories (like UI/UX design for mobile)?
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by greggh 10y ago
I actually have a need for this in a new project, I'll be showing it to the team tomorrow. This is a great idea. I tested it with a bunch of pictures and it was perfect.
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by greggh 10y ago
It's not working for me. I get a black rectangle at the bottom of the screen after hitting the button.
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by greggh 10y ago
What other languages / frameworks will you support in the future?
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by greggh 11y ago
I have serious problems with the name of this, even opening this post is giving me real trouble. I can't believe someone thought this was a good idea for a name. No matter what the tech is, or how good it is, I will NEVER be able to us
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by greggh 11y ago
This is so beautiful that I wish it was good advice, but it's not. Some of these examples actually introduce problems. SHA-256? Really?
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by greggh 11y ago
This is great. I keep telling people that Patreon is awesome. It is nice to have somewhere to send them instead of just saying "lots of people are making good money on Patreon."
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by greggh 11y ago
I'm using a managed WP host, Kinsta to be exact. Are there any plans to get hosts like that integrating this into their services? It would be great to login to my account and be able to click on the WPide button to edit my site right t
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by greggh 11y ago
We have these conversations regularly with our kids, they are very important. If you can actually get a lot of schools to go for this that would be amazing. Is it only free for schools and teachers in Australia or everywhere?
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by greggh 11y ago
If the words "Secure" and "PHP" were coming from anyone else I might be suspicious. But these guys know their stuff.
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by greggh 11y ago
I really love the idea behind this. The team is dedicated too. I have been following it for awhile, hoping they would get here. Great work.
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by greggh 11y ago
Who are the journalists? Have you just curated a list of big publication journalists? I would love to know how you identify a mention as coming from a journalist.

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