jazoom

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   by jazoom 9y ago

   Great article. It's such an obvious product. I'm also baffled why it has taken so long to catch on.
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   by jazoom 9y ago

   We're very progressive in Australia. We have Black & White cab drivers.
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   by jazoom 9y ago

   I use for loops mainly when I want to be able to break;
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   by jazoom 9y ago

   And also runs very stable. It's not perfect, but I've certainly run into fewer bugs than when I was trying to get Kubernetes set up.
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   by jazoom 9y ago

   Yes. This is what I was using to build. It's a very odd move indeed.
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   by jazoom 9y ago

   I'd agree with you except this is a bait and switch. They're allowed to do it, but it's rude. 30 days is also minimal notice.
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   by jazoom 9y ago

   Exactly. The government should get over itself and stop prying into people's personal lives. It's none of its business who wants to have what private relationship. People's relationships shouldn't be a factor for taxatio
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   by jazoom 9y ago

   Exactly my thoughts. I'd eat more if it was more available and not so expensive. If it's in the supermarket it's only like one or two products.
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   by jazoom 9y ago

   My total bill is not $1. Even if it was, they should be able to justify what they bill me for. So far, they have failed to. I take your point. Though, the script kiddie scenario seems less likely than Cloudflare not billing correctly, based
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    by jazoom 9y ago

    This is my content breakdown in the Cloudflare Analytics dashboard: JSON: 45.1% (most user requests are for data from the API) JavaScript: 28.7% HTML: 12.3% Other: whatever remains
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    by jazoom 9y ago

    Only a few emails per day. We're not doing anything strange that I'm aware of. If I was doing something strange Cloudflare should probably point that out instead of pretending everything here is normal.
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    Ask HN: Is Cloudflare ripping me off?

    10 points by jazoom 9y ago|5 comments
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    by jazoom 9y ago

    Minimum £14.99/ month. Looks like it might be a useful service for some businesses.
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    by jazoom 9y ago

    You are welcome
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    by jazoom 9y ago

    Looks cool but the site is super messed up on my Nexus 6P.
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    by jazoom 9y ago

    I took that comment as meaning "the entire NodeJS community disagrees", in response to your opening statement.
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    by jazoom 9y ago

    I knew you'd be working on something. I stick around because I love what you are building at GitLab.
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    by jazoom 9y ago

    There's also the frequent downtime, often related to one NFS server, or something.
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    by jazoom 9y ago

    Question: why does it take about 5 seconds to load the list of projects when clicking on the dropdown arrow on the top left of the screen? It's even slower than loading the whole GitLab.com website, which includes a list of those proje
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    by jazoom 9y ago

    This is my main issue. Otherwise, the service has been great.
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    by jazoom 9y ago

    You very well might be
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    by jazoom 9y ago

    I like your honesty. It sounds like MJ was right to listen to Curtis. Smart people listen to even smarter people.
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    by jazoom 9y ago

    I still like it, but I'm starting to see a lot of things that are obviously incorrect. For example, facebook.com uses Google Analytics? Hacker News uses React? Most sites I check out have obviously incorrect technologies, so I don&#x27
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    by jazoom 9y ago

    Nice. I'll check it out today. Update: You've already won me over with the better layout (compared to Wapalyzer), separating them into technologies. The fonts is a nice addition too.
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    by jazoom 9y ago

    As a counter point, I really don't like that Wapalyzer does this. It always takes me a couple of seconds to find the correct extension to click because its icon always changes. If you keep your icon the same I will switch from Wapalyze
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    by jazoom 9y ago

    If this is true it's not practically useful yet. There must be more to it.
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    by jazoom 9y ago

    " Stencil is a new approach to a popular idea: building fast and feature-rich apps in the browser. Taking advantage of new capabilities in the browser, such as Custom Elements V1, Stencil enables developers to write faster and lighter
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    by jazoom 9y ago

    That's odd because this website is lightning fast. Perhaps there was a network issue? It may be slower for you if you're on the other side of the world, but you shouldn't be able to do much more than switch tabs during the lo
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    by jazoom 9y ago

    Uses all features of Vue, including SSR, async-loaded components, etc.: https://pricehipster.com
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    by jazoom 9y ago

    Oh okay. Thanks. I was reading from the front page so it didn't make sense.