hrjet

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   by hrjet 13y ago

   If you are taking recommendations, I wouldn't recommend installing them at all. You could ask the authors to support a platform which has a better security model. (Given that there are open-source and robuster-than-Windows platforms fr
2. 692.▲
   by hrjet 13y ago

   I am disappointed too. Although it's not a deal breaker for me (I am savvy enough to use about:config, NoScript, etc), I think this is bad for users in general. Many of them are not tech-savvy enough to dig into hidden configuration op
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   by hrjet 13y ago

   An alternative: For non-premium users sync every 5 minutes. For premium users sync every minute. Use Indian payment gateways if possible, though Paypal works fine too.
4. 694.▲
   by hrjet 13y ago

   While this is great, I was expecting something different from "systems coding". This is more like scripting.
5. 695.▲
   by hrjet 13y ago

   I was wondering the same. I think this is the one the OP meant: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6156016
6. 696.▲
   by hrjet 13y ago

   The funny ending would be when one of your employees does it to you.
7. 697.▲
   by hrjet 13y ago

   This is interesting. Similar services seem to be: 1. GumRoad (5% + 25cents) 2. InstaMojo (5% + 30cents) 3. e-junkie (it's complicated) 4. Pulley (per month starting from $6) Pulley seems like the most promising to me (nice UI + appropr
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   by hrjet 13y ago

   A kid near my house was being excessively naughty. So his mom asked him "how old are you?" to remind him to be a bit sober. He had answered that question many times before, so this time he answered it a bit differently: "I am
9. 699.▲
   by hrjet 13y ago

   > If you attempt to use them to solve a problem like this, you have to have a mechanism in place to deal with the very real case of a false positive (or decide which group to build the filter with - which one is less damaging to have sho
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    by hrjet 13y ago

    > The site shows a big banner "Please enable javascript to view this site." that is overlaying the content, but disabling CSS also helps - an other example of js-failure. Simple workaround (in most browsers). Right click on the
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    by hrjet 13y ago

    > Second, I am always wary of amazing tools with unknown pricepoints. I get that you're still early, but some semblance of cost structure would be great. Frankly, I don't know if you're going to charge $1500 or $5 a month
12. 702.▲
    by hrjet 13y ago

    This. I recently found the same irksome behaviour by Goog on another important issue: https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=56803
13. 703.▲
    by hrjet 13y ago

    asm.js works on all standards compliant browsers. Dart is a new language / VM and it's not standardized. So the logic is definitely not the same.
14. 704.▲
    by hrjet 13y ago

    The way out of this Catch 22 situation is to encrypt your facebook blather.
15. 705.▲
    by hrjet 13y ago

    I use and recommend vrapper
16. 706.▲
    by hrjet 13y ago

    Same here. And the mention of "fibre" in the article made me think along the same lines. If I hadn't misread I would have been impressed by the bridge.
17. 707.▲
    by hrjet 13y ago

    I sought and got clarification from Github. The Flash is only for copy-to-clipboard functionality. Not related to Releases.
18. 708.▲
    by hrjet 13y ago

    Huh? This one requires flash too AFAICT!
19. 709.▲
    by hrjet 13y ago

    Wonderful, however the UI for upload sucks. It requires Adobe Flash to upload and since I have blocked plugins by default, even if I enable the plugin after loading the page (through Firefox's click to play), it doesn't work. GitH