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by itaysk 9y ago
Thanks for the tip! I'll try that. The release cycle looks monthly up to Jan 17, since then not a single update. Is it still alive?
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by itaysk 9y ago
It does look nice, but Apple world only... I'm currently with mac and iPhone, but as a principle I insist that my note taking app will be as cross platform as possible. This is not for practical reason, but for trust reasons. I don&#x2
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by itaysk 9y ago
I will happily give money to software I like. SimpleNote is currently a compromise which I'm not completely happy with so I don't feel the need to donate. If it answered all my needs, or at least didn't ignore it's users
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by itaysk 9y ago
There are so many note taking apps and yet I still can't find one I like. My requirements are simple: - Markdown - cross platform with sync - tags I have settled on SimpleNote for now, but I'm not completely happy. It's mac a
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by itaysk 9y ago
The article is theoretically correct, but practically if you use mesos you will use marathon/aurora and you'll compare that to Kubernetes. I find Kubernetes' "cloud native" approach much more compelling for green-fi
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by itaysk 9y ago
It is true that mesos is often considered better suited to data/job oriented workloads as opposed to long running microservices applications, and I wonder why. The argument is usually around mesos' two level scheduling paradigm wi
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Raspberry Pi simulator from Microsoft(azure-samples.github.io)
5 points by itaysk 9y ago|0 comments
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by itaysk 9y ago
Really enjoyed this, thanks! One lesson I learned from this, and correct me if I'm misinterpreting the root cause, is that more memory is not always better. This is, to me a far more powerful lesson I gained from this article.
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by itaysk 9y ago
I'm curios about travel arrangements: i have spoken in many many events locally where I live, but never abroad. Thinking to propose a talk for a conference abroad, is it acceptable to expect them to cover travel expenses? (Not talking
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by itaysk 9y ago
The main reason why I dislike ff is it's GUI. Chrome is beautifully minimal, and ff is the opposite. also - unify search and address bar already.
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by itaysk 9y ago
Interested why the author uses chrome for "play"...?
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by itaysk 9y ago
You don't have to be eligible for a trial. Everyone can open a trial account with 200$ for 3 months. Additionally Azure App Services has a nice free tier which, if your needs are basic, might even let you run free forever. Disclaimer -
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by itaysk 9y ago
ngrok is open source as well: https://github.com/inconshreveable/ngrok I've used localtunnel before but due to some misbehavior on windows (which i can't remember anymore), switched to ngrok.
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Bit – Distributed and virtualized component repository(github.com)
2 points by itaysk 9y ago|0 comments
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by itaysk 9y ago
it looks like a new thing, but 2 weeks ago I stumbled upon this via a link in Google Photos app and tried it. Resulting picture did not look better then one taken without flash in a lighted room using camscan app.
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Statement concerning the arrest of Dmitry Bogatov(debian.org)
119 points by itaysk 9y ago|5 comments
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Azure CLI Shell – interactive environment to run Azure CLI commands(azure.microsoft.com)
3 points by itaysk 9y ago|0 comments
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by itaysk 9y ago
On Windows I was a huge proponent of Chrome's "save to desktop" feature, which basically gave me the same experience of a native app (separate window, no window chrome, pinnable to start and taskbar, notifications, links open
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HN Visual Rank Extension(github.com)
1 points by itaysk 10y ago|0 comments
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by itaysk 10y ago
I wonder how this compares to Android while using Google's services and accepting their terms (admittedly I allow everything by default). Is anyone aware of such analysis?
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by itaysk 10y ago
Watching the video - I was waiting for John Ive voice at the end saying "it's the best coin we've ever made"
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SQL Server song(youtube.com)
1 points by itaysk 10y ago|0 comments
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by itaysk 10y ago
I really wanted to love Scala, and for the first few days I did. But it was a never ending story learning this language. It is so complicated and feature rich that there's just too much to learn. I couldn't just read someone'
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by itaysk 10y ago
I liked this post do much! I totally relate to what you are saying. A friend of mine recently interviewed to Google (true story), and told me about the process. Hearing about the questions he was asked completely blew away my esteem of Goog
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by itaysk 10y ago
I'm a heavy user of virtual desktops in win 10, I see how this makes my life a little better. A feature that Win 10 has and I was missing in mac (maybe they have it by now) was that desktops doesn't share taskbar and open windows
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by itaysk 10y ago
This works for me With Win 10. At work I use a docking station with 2 screens. At home I plug a MiniDP adapter with a single monitor. At work screens are side by side. At home laptop screen is below monitor. Whenever I plug in it knows what
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by itaysk 10y ago
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/TrustCenter/Privacy/default.... If you don't trust MS you can trust one of the organisations that certified them for the strictest compliance and regulations in the public
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by itaysk 10y ago
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/TrustCenter/Privacy/default.... Also, Azure has the best suite of compliance\certifications that demonstrated their commitments. BTW, Have you read the terms and conditions bef
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Azure customers gets IP protection from Microsoft(blogs.microsoft.com)
4 points by itaysk 10y ago|0 comments
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by itaysk 10y ago
i agree with the fact that PS object oriented communication between commands is much better then text. But I disagree about your point (2) saying that command names are more discoverable. with linux style conventions, there is a hierarchy t

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