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jeremija
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I've started to use TypeScript and React on the front end, with a JSON RPC middleware on an express server with helpers that automatically implement service interfaces for API calls, action creators and reducer handlers. And all of the
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I've heard some people use Wine to run VST plugins under Linux DAWs, because most professional audio plugins only support Mac or Windows unfortunately. Some (older) plugins are only available as 32-bit.
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I've always wondered about this, but never had the time to actually investigate if this is possible. What's the best way to protect oneself against this sort of "attack"?
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Ask HN: Is anybody doing anything about the new EU Copyright Directive?
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I've tried rollup a couple of times so far and would always get stuck on certain modules like react and react-dom. I would always have to set up namedExports using the commonjs plugin, which seemed tedious. Not sure if anything has ch
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I don't understand why TransferWise requires me to enter my bank username and password to verify my account. I believe it also uses Plaid behind the scenes, but I used to be able to select "other" bank and enter my routing an
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7y ago
I've been reading a lot of discussion about the Apple Sign In in the past few days and none of the comments mentioned the following: if you use Apple Sign In, you will only be able to use it to access your account(s), because it will (
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8y ago
Thanks for your reply! It isn't online yet, but hopefully I'll have it set up within the next few weeks so I'll be sure to send you the link then!
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8y ago
I am actually currently developing a comments platform. I started this mainly for my blog, but would like to extend it into a SaaS service with free and paid plans. Can anybody say if there's a feature that you find important, but not
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jeremija
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Yeah, you'd need a proxy server (websockets) to establish WebRTC connections. Even after a WebRTC connection is established, you'd need a STUN or a TURN (coturn supports both) server to get around NATs. Pls somebody correct me if
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I was a long time YCM user but it seemed to slow down my editor, then I switched to ALE and it was much better. I'm curious to see what improvements CoC brings to the table. From the screencast it looks like it can automatically add im
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How exactly would this work? Let's say I have been coerced into making a back door, and my company has a policy of enforcing code reviews for every project. Surely, somebody would notice? Or would they count on me to do my best to obfu
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I feel the same. I've been using Termux a lot recently and I love that it has the ability to access local storage. I can just run a sshd from termux and rsync music and photo files to my phone. This is the mail reason I like android be
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USB 3.0 Promoter Group Defines Authentication Protocol for USB Type [pdf]
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8y ago
They seem to have blocked a lot of single-word domains that do not have a WHOIS record. They mark some as premium, but even with that, there's no way to buy any of them.
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Yeah I figured it happens because they only check if there is a WHOIS record. At first I thought they registered it automatically after I showed interest (like people claim GoDaddy does sometimes), but that's why I started investigatin
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jeremija
8y ago
I might just do that :)
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jeremija
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I know. I used that as an example because I didn't want to share the domain name that I wanted. There are a bunch of single-word domains which are not available, but have no WHOIS record.
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Ask HN: Why can't I buy this .app domain?
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There is an option called "always open in this container" if you press the menu icon of the container tabs extension
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I've also made a similar app a while ago: https://peercalls.com Source is available at: https://github.com/jeremija/peer-calls
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I hope it's immutable!
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9y ago
You can define build (secret) variables per project, which means you can change the configuration without committing every branch.
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9y ago
Google uses AMP for caching. When you click on the link, they are serving cached content from their own servers. They say it promotes user experience because it is faster. The average user can hardly tell the difference, and they might neve