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> I always go with the cheapest option for my client > with the argument that one day he could just scale > it up even by rewriting it. Which in practice of course never happens. Instead, the old code gets patched up until everythi
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I don't get this as well. The only reason i use Tweetbot instead of the official client is because it allows me to set a list as a custom timeline. This is such a wonderful functionality: i can easily switch between the 'firehose&
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Stapes.js 1.0.0
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iOS 10 allows inline and autoplay video in Safari
(developer.apple.com)
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Twitter talks to Yahoo about merger
(nypost.com)
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Only Uber could re-brand the bus system as an 'innovation'.
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10y ago
Another safety tip: don't install any plugins unless you're very, very sure that they're safe. Most security problems with WordPress originate in badly written plugins, not in the core product.
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10y ago
If you have an Apple device you don't need to disable it: webcam video streams (aka getUserMedia()) isn't supported on Safari. On other browsers you always need to give permission before the camera is switched on.
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10y ago
I've tried this in a logged-in session, an incognito tab and even in TorBrowser: in all three cases the first result was a link to openstreetmap.org, and the next few hits linked to subdomains, the Wikipedia article or pages explaining
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Inline looping video on iPhone Safari
(hay.github.io)
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This should probably have a (2011) in the headline. Still a nice code review though.
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Awesome, and can we run Doppio in Rhino run in Doppio then? Recursive Atwood's law!
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Maybe someone could make Rhino[0] run in this, so we can run Javascript in Java in Javascript! Yo dawg! [0]: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Projects/Rh...
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Vue is awesome. It has the templating parts of Angular 1 (which are quite nice), but it doesn't have the Java enterprise-like mishmash of services, factories, providers, modules and what have you not. I'm not sure if you should bu
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> With angular being backed by google, there is > no guarantee if angular will be maintained 4 years > down the line. It's interesting to see that the reason why many companies choose Angular (Google backs it) now seems one of
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Humans as an open system: the modular body
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Reminds me of an earlier article on Signal v. Noise on why Drudge Report is one of the best designed sites on the web: https://signalvnoise.com/posts/1407-why-the-drudge-report-is...
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11y ago
Weird how a library that had its last commits over 4 years ago suddenly rises to the front page...
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11y ago
Is there a, say, ballpark figure on the volume you need to send before switching to a SaaS becomes an interesting option? E.g., i have a newsletter with about 300 subscribers that i'd like to host somewhere else, and i don't think
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Reminds me of Fizzbuzz enterprise edition: https://github.com/EnterpriseQualityCoding/FizzBuzzEnterpris...
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Yeah, but they don't take over the whole page when you hover over them, send all your personal details to a third party and make everything slow.
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It's not what you say, but how you say it. How to disagree: http://paulgraham.com/disagree.html
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11y ago
Go to the Github repo --> find the minified file --> download Not that hard right?
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Show HN: Donald Trump Votewiser
(volkskrant.nl)
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Not necessarily. Reproductions of public domain works that have no 'creative input', such as photographs of 2d-works like paintings are usually not eligible for copyright protection. You could argue the same is true for a perfect
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I'm so happy it has builtin wifi. No more finicky dodgy USB dongles that get lost!
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Note that it's Brion Vibber, not Brian Vibber. Apart from that, excellent summary of events.
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That's nonsense. Small-time donors are what makes up more than 75% of the total budget. Major gifts are only 13%. See: https://wikimediafoundation.org/wiki/2014-2015_Fundraising_R...
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Show HN: Kanye West Tweet Generator
(volkskrant.nl)
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Stealing crypto keys from an offline laptop in another room
(motherboard.vice.com)
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