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by jalada 12y ago
I'm being facetious, but Twitter clients were a win-win for Twitter too, until they decided they weren't.
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by jalada 12y ago
How about integrating with a protocol instead of adding value to someone else's product? Have we not learned our lessons from how Twitter treated developers? Enjoy getting shut off when Slack decide they don't want customers to be
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by jalada 12y ago
Fees. Hundreds of bloody fees.
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Show HN: Tagstar V8: Enter your Instagram photos in daily hashtag competitions(tagstarapp.com)
3 points by jalada 12y ago|0 comments
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by jalada 13y ago
Search the file for 'goto fail'
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by jalada 13y ago
And they used it to make Shepherd http://github.hubspot.com/shepherd/docs/welcome/ which also looks really handy (JS-based app tour library)
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by jalada 13y ago
This is impressive. Emulators have nuances that make me wonder when watching TASs if they would actually work on the game itself. Are all 'accepted' TASs tested in a similar way?
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by jalada 13y ago
I can't believe they're not trying to secure this already.
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by jalada 13y ago
Yeah you're right, the 'crypto guys' would've probably just said "Don't even try it because you'll kill people and even we wouldn't want to try and do it". Crypto is hard to get right, that doesn
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by jalada 13y ago
I was using Firefox when it happened :) Good work!
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by jalada 13y ago
Sometimes the page loads just blank, with no modal. Can't get it to do it now but it happened on my first load.
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by jalada 13y ago
The problem is profit is too closely tied to accounting, and doesn't correspond to success or size.
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by jalada 13y ago
I'd not heard of SNI before. Is this something that can be used now?!
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by jalada 13y ago
Agreed we want to improve the UX with encrypting/decrypting, but at the same time we didn't want to hide the entire process from the user because it might feel like nothing is actually happening.
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Show HN: WhisperKey - Send & receive secure messages in the browser(whisperkey.io)
4 points by jalada 13y ago|2 comments
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by jalada 13y ago
It's always lunchtime somewhere. (In this case, it's noon in England)
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Doomsday clock(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by jalada 13y ago|0 comments
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Henrietta Lacks(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by jalada 13y ago|0 comments
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by jalada 13y ago
Also strongly agree with the second point about lack of coordination among teachers in schools and university. It really, really annoys me.
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by jalada 13y ago
"20xx: The year of Linux gaming" is the new "20xx: The year of the Linux desktop"
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by jalada 13y ago
Took long enough.
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by jalada 13y ago
The admin and tech names are "SEA SEA" with emails of 'sea@sea.sy'
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by jalada 13y ago
Aha that might be pushing it a little... Thanks for signing up :) be sure to share!
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by jalada 13y ago
Well you do sometimes get collections of things that are a bit...toy...rather than stuff that's actually useful in a large (in my experience) proportion of projects. But you have a point ;)
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Show HN: I'm thinking of writing an E-book: ‘Practical Ruby on Rails recipes’(books.jalada.co.uk)
3 points by jalada 13y ago|4 comments
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by jalada 13y ago
Why not charge pedestrians for use of the pavement and road crossings?
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by jalada 13y ago
Thanks :)
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Making a Little Printer publication — a guide(medium.com)
3 points by jalada 13y ago|2 comments
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by jalada 13y ago
Ah yes, same applies to facebook.com and many others.
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by jalada 13y ago
Interesting. Can someone explain what is happening here?

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