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by ilovetux 7y ago
No problem. I felt the same way and just happened to have a little extra time to look into it.
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by ilovetux 7y ago
I believe he is talking about http://stanbright.com/ (not saashub.com) which is listed in stanislavb's HN profile which does indeed exhibit these problems.
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by ilovetux 7y ago
This argument only holds if it wouldn't affect their profit.
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True enough. I probably should have prefaced my comment with "off-topic". I just felt like commenting on the general situation Stallman is currently in. It's not just Stallman, though, it seems to me that a lot more of these
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by ilovetux 7y ago
I had no idea about this behavior until after he had stepped down from his various positions. I had only known RMS from youtube and his writing. I agree with his views on free software and respected him for presenting well thought out argum
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I believe the trade-off for privacy has traditionally been done on a case-by-case basis through the use of search warrants. I don't see anything wrong with the use of warrants. If there is reasonable suspicion the police can investigat
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by ilovetux 7y ago
Thanks, I found this site on HN a while back but have been unable to find it again when I wanted to show the ascii art in the source code to a friend. I've bookmarked it now so I won't lose it.
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by ilovetux 7y ago
PowerPoint provides the ability to save as a web page [0]. [0] https://smallbusiness.chron.com/convert-powerpoint-presentat...
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by ilovetux 7y ago
I'm a fan of WSGI. It has allowed a large number of frameworks to explore different methodologies while (mostly) abstracting away the deployment pieces. For instance I can deploy a django app the exact same way I would deploy a flask a
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by ilovetux 7y ago
>> Apps that include children in their target audience need to adhere to our new policy requirements including appropriate content, showing suitable ads (learn more), and disclosing personally identifiable information correctly. so yo
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by ilovetux 7y ago
I think gp is referring to the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act which can lead to criminal charges. IANAL, but I don't think this would really apply probably because of Googles EULA.
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by ilovetux 7y ago
I would like to see warnings on certain websites which use user retention tactics such as these to prominently display warnings like cigarette companies are required to do. Something like the following: "Facebook is known to be addicti
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by ilovetux 7y ago
I cant explain it, but > Kellogg’s secret research to make cereal taste better to me, this sounds negative > Tesla’s secret battery program to me this does not sound negative.
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Shc: A Shell Script Compiler(github.com)
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Thank you. I believe that the free tier of sendgrid will definitely get me started. Hopefully I will scale past their free tier eventually, but that would be a good problem to have. Do you happen to have any experience from sendgrid or simi
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Ask HN: Suggestions for Comercial Email Service
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AGPL licensed projects on GitHub sorted by number of stars(github.com)
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by ilovetux 7y ago
Pennsylvania has a similar structure as far as the different types of courts, but they have had their Unified Judicial System [0] for quite some time now. It's actually quite usable (once you know where the links you need are) and real
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by ilovetux 7y ago
I wonder if stackoverflow being down might affect their search for solutions to their current issues.
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They need more selection. If they had "codyslab" and "extra credits" I would probably sign up. I know it's probably weird to suggest specific channels, but honestly these two channels represent the only real genres
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I cant wrap my head around this. They say identifiable information is removed but if that's true how do they know who to intervene with? How do they re-identify people who are at risk?
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by ilovetux 7y ago
> If all open source projects could collaborate and choose a single license, what would it be ? I don't think this is possible really. Even the FSF who IMO are some of the most vocal supporters of user and developer empowerment crea
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by ilovetux 7y ago
This. I have never seen a programming language brag about being inaccessible and having bad documentation.
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My, how the stables have turned...
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by ilovetux 7y ago
I agree the ModelForm class is great.
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I like the Django ORM. This is likely for two reasons: 1. I only use Django for small use cases where I rarely see any sort of scope creep. There was no real conscious decision about this, just kind of the way it happens. 2. The Django ORM
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by ilovetux 7y ago
timezone aware Babel fish.
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I mean, true enough, but DDG has since proven that non-tracking ads can be profitable even in an industry dominated by nosey advertisers. The trick I think is to look at whether or not you're profitable not if you are the most profitab
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by ilovetux 7y ago
Very true, but by definition that means that you need to establish payment before they will pump. I thought it would unnecessarily complicate my comment to mention this so I'm actually glad you made this comment so I could make this re

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