iDemonix

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Ask HN: What software can I use, that runs on Mac, to write a book?
3 points by iDemonix 10y ago|3 comments
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by iDemonix 10y ago
I'm guessing HN has killed this? I see a load of filters I can't change as well as tiles with placeholders instead of data...
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Chrome 57 will throttle background tabs to save energy (audio tabs unaffected)(engadget.com)
1 points by iDemonix 10y ago|0 comments
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Why are domains like this using the .cc domain? Is .cc the new trendy .io?
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I do complete side projects, but I don't complete more than I complete. Often it's because trying to balance multiple projects when each is using multiple frameworks in different ways becomes a massive headache, things get paused
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I hope that VM is behind Elastic Beanstalk
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Nailed it. I love PHP and it's still my main language, but the reason so many projects never get completed is because of this. Really I should just accept that for an MVP, Laravel and a static front end with some old school jQuery wher
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So I just run the setup CD, right?
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It's comments like this that fuel my drive to earn HN points so I can get the downvote button.
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We're aware that data is being piped in to a 3rd party system, so obviously some things don't go in to Slack. An example of usage could be, we have a StatusPage.io site. Rather than subscribe everyone to email updates or similar t
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It says their username at the top of the conversation if it's a private conversation, if it's a channel then selecting the user and pressing view profile will reveal their username. The great UX is that you don't even need th
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We're a tech org, the ability to get data in/out of Slack with ease, using any scripting language, makes it awesome.
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by iDemonix 10y ago
My work is a bit of a mess, we've historically never been that joined up of a business, but on the same floor we have people using Skype, Skype for Business, Slack and Teams. Skype - Actively getting people to move away from this, fair
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On the flip side I totally love working in a team that does find this annoying.
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Life is too short to worry about details as small as that, just start. If you're blog is about doing something that could be destructive (How to migrate data from X to Y) etc, just start with a disclaimer, and ensure you do as much tes
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by iDemonix 10y ago
> Facebook asked that the BBC reporters send the company images that they’d found on Facebook’s secret groups that the BBC would like to discuss. I don't remember too much regarding my university criminal forensics lectures, but her
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IBM will sell 50-qubit universal quantum computer “in the next few years”(arstechnica.co.uk)
3 points by iDemonix 10y ago|0 comments
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by iDemonix 10y ago
Entirely up to you. Get a portfolio to link to all of this stuff, and then make whatever will help you improve. Create + sell themes/designs, release free libraries, write tutorials (Envato used to pay me $200 or something per Objectiv
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If I send a manual PATCH of {"source":"referral-spam-here.com"}, obviously it makes it in to my metrics. It seems like someone could just scan for sites with a site ID matching your format, then a quick burst of 100 PATC
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Out of interest is this just a permanent side project that's almost completed, or something you're hoping to grow and monetise? Also, what stack are you using? I'm interested as I've been slowly designing my own mini pro
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Your front page makes it quite difficult to see the screenshots, it's hard to determine whether it's a web app or piece of software at first. Clicking any of the screenshots forwards me to download.php When I land on your landing
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by iDemonix 10y ago
I did try Heroku a year or so ago, but as my full-time job is as a SysAdmin of up to 1000 Linux servers I tend to like options that give me full control.
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Ask HN: How should I deploy my small-scale PHP web applications?
2 points by iDemonix 10y ago|3 comments
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If the timetables aren't particularly easy to read or parse, OCR is going to be potentially wrong so you're going to have to check it, so you might as well do it manually whilst there's no clean technical way of doing it (may
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by iDemonix 10y ago
Not all passive income is 'secret sauce'. People write eBooks or offer paid services based on their skill set and so on - and often the HN exposure helps get them known, and is interesting to see for us readers.
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I'm very envious of what you've achieved, I actually wanted to start a SaaS doing almost the same as what w3counter does, but I figured because products like yours that the market wasn't worth attempting.
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I was looking forward to this, but the price point is too high, I could run VMs that use keepalive or similar for cheaper.
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I was about to comment pretty much all of these points. As soon as I read about multiple IP's I wondered what was going on. I'm starting my own tech blog for similar articles, maybe I'll do a simpler example for my first post
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Graylog is just an interface for ElasticSearch, and you can do all sorts with GROK filters etc to parse incoming data.
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This seems a bit of a 'I have an essay due' question, I don't want to break it down in to a full walkthrough, but if it's any to you, here's roughly what we do without revealing anything: We have two big sources of

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