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by jdc0589 11y ago
Is the browser extension something you plan on requiring?
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by jdc0589 11y ago
damn. I've been wanting a service like this for a very long time. Not just for privacy of security, but hopefully so that if my banking or real credit card information changes I could just go to one place to make all my updates. Lookin
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by jdc0589 11y ago
I immediately thought "Secure Edition" when I read the title...
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by jdc0589 11y ago
> What would you say separates it from Imgur? It's not blocked by my company firewall yet, so that's nice.
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by jdc0589 11y ago
this is super useful to me, I've been looking for something like this that also has basic CRUD operations for a while. What alternatives are out there?
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by jdc0589 11y ago
this is not horribly surprising. Stealth has always meant "less significant radar cross-section than you are advanced enough to detect". Plus, its a plane, with a big ass engine, flying through the sky at hundreds of miles per hou
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by jdc0589 11y ago
damn. I was gonna say this means it's time to actually launch my version of this I built 3 of 4 years ago, but it looks like apifier is almost the exact same thing.....
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by jdc0589 11y ago
a lot of that carries over. biggest pro for me when I work from home: cheap homemade food for breakfast lunch without the hassle.
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by jdc0589 11y ago
It's been a while since I've checked up on the project. How's everything going? Have you gotten any adoption? Did the backend stuff ever get completely ported over to node from PHP?
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by jdc0589 11y ago
cool article and all, but in all honesty I was more excited just to hear some more binaural (3d) audio. It doesn't pop up too often.
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by jdc0589 11y ago
huh, turns out there are way more options than I thought. I've been using SizeUp for a while, and am pretty happy with it.
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by jdc0589 11y ago
it's cool, I guess, but I don't really get the point. You still have to edit properties in JSON. Not a big deal, but if anything it's less flexible than using something like Troposphere. I was hoping there would be an actual
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Amazon adds UI for building CloudFormation templates(aws.amazon.com)
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by jdc0589 11y ago
my city has a few normal roundabouts, and then one insane version where the cars in the roundabout have to yield to people entering. its pretty bad...
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by jdc0589 11y ago
wow... thats pretty depressing
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by jdc0589 11y ago
I haven't used it, but doesn't 1password support multiple vaults? IE: your company makes a vault in a dropbox directory shared with employees, and multiple people just add that as a secondary vault? conflicting changes are probabl
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by jdc0589 11y ago
1Password is the only password manager that has been polished, feature complete, and low-impact enough to get me to actually use it. I gladly paid for it. If only all mobile browsers has easy ways for 1Password to integrate...
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by jdc0589 11y ago
don't you ever suggest that manufacturers make things thinner. They already have an inexplicable obsession with it. I'd rather have a slightly thicker phone and more battery
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by jdc0589 11y ago
you want the Incipio case for it. Best I've found, works great. I use the charging dock @ work, which requires taking the case on/off a couple times a day. I can attest to it not falling apart from use.
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by jdc0589 11y ago
this could be pretty cool for multiplayer turn based games. especially if there was mobile app that could easily cast to a TV in the background.
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by jdc0589 11y ago
This is the easiest problem in the world to fix going forward... The entertainment system (usually the entry point for this kind of stuff) has no business being connected to any core systems (steering, throttle, brakes, ignition). Just keep
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by jdc0589 11y ago
Aurora is not an RDS alternative. It is a new database engine available to use on the RDS platform.
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by jdc0589 11y ago
Metal has 1000 genres, blah blah blah, blah blah. blah. Bug criteria: is the band awesome? do they have a brutal logo? not a bug.
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by jdc0589 11y ago
if I could get fired based off the way I input text to my email client, I think I would actually want to be fired.
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by jdc0589 11y ago
the package ecosystem isn't on par yet, but the package DEVELOPMENT ecosystem far surpasses sublime in every way imaginable. I really did not enjoy writing plugins for sublime. The development/debugging/testing experience isn
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by jdc0589 11y ago
this release includes a lot of performance optimizations. Check out there blog, there have been a couple articles in the past week or two talking about some of them. I haven't been using atom for those exact reasons. Definitely going t
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by jdc0589 11y ago
most developers hate paying for development tools. thats just how it is. I payed for Sublime a long time ago for 2 reasons: 1) if I'm publishing plugins for it, I should probably have a legit license for it. 2) It's the best text
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by jdc0589 11y ago
Full disclosure, we are still in the implementation stage with Stripe, nothing in production yet, but customer service has been excellent so far. Sure, it's non-traditional, and I think they need a better user facing ticket system espe
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by jdc0589 11y ago
sure. but then you wouldn't have a file to go investigate the matched line numbers in.
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by jdc0589 11y ago
was wondering the same thing... finding items with more than 1 application is the important part. so this is a start: security dump-keychain -a > keychain.txt && egrep -n "applications \(([2-9] )\)" keychain.txt Then ju

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