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Burlington if you want both size and cool vibe (Vermont native here).
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FCC to halt rule that protects your private data from security breaches
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What's funny is Google still promotes SHA-1 in some of their APIs: https://developers.google.com/admin-sdk/directory/v1/guides/...
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I had previously tried both the Aeron as well as the Steelcase Leap 2 for an extended period (+1w) and found I preferred the Steelcase. I purchased one for myself and one for my wife. It's common to find these gently used on Craigslist
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A Reason Why Your Contractual Agreement Shouldn't Be a “Work for Hire”
(blog.craftblue.com)
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My guess is Amazon wants to rope people into their ecosystem, and they've recognized that many startups have opted for the cheaper VPS providers in their bootstrap days. This is an intriguing move and one that I'm sure DigitalOcea
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Key differentiators from the new Macbook Pro includes: * An escape key
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System76 stepping it up with Ubuntu based laptops
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One of Twitter's problem is not properly controlling their feed. I never use their mobile or web client. I solely use a highly customized Tweetdeck. With this experience, I never once see an advertisement. That's a huge loss for T
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Agreed.
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I think 1123581321 may be referring to those that consider themselves professionals as opposed to, say, hobbyists.
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Tell HN: I think you're downplaying the PHP community
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Is this the resolution we've all been waiting for regaring a longstanding issue many on HN have had with how nginx handles PUT/POST/DELETE on timeout? *) Change: now if there are no available servers in an upstream, ngi
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They shipped mine as well (original KickStarter backer) fairly soon thereafter the announcements were made. It's odd there's such a disparity in shipping; I feel as though I've had mine forever.
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Google Apps for Work is now officially known as 'G Suite'
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This Company Claims to Have Invented a Revolutionary Holodeck
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Donuts is launching a new domain pricing model
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I recall that during the interview process, they dropped off the face of the earth once I asked them about hourly rates and if they'd be able to meet my minimum. I refused to do any coding exercises if they couldn't openly state t
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To the guideline team: I noticed you don't have an SSL cert setup on your root domain: https://guideline.com . You should probably set this up and then you can have it redirect to your www subdomain. I hit this page by accid
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Just a thought, but GitHub could be handling this proactively to ensure the security of their members given the sensitivity of private repositories: Step 1: Grab LinkedIn breach data Step 2: Compare email addresses/usernames
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IMO, static doesn't have to have a correlation to being simpler. HTML, CSS, JS, and media are all static assets but you're welcome to request whatever datatypes you want behind the scenes via AJAX and/or CORs. The benefits ar
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There's nothing stopping you from having a human aspect do the training and verification behind the scenes. It's how companies such as Expensify were able to handle their receipt OCR gracefully for such a wide variety of invoices
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Google Tilt Brush: Painting in VR [video]
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This seems like a blatant overstepping of bounds. Although Tor is specifically called out, it would seem as though this would apply to usage of any and all proxy or VPN services. Can anyone else confirm this to be the case?
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Supreme Court: FBI Can Treat Anyone Surfing Net Anonymously as a Criminal
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How to Setup Hosted WordPress with Amazon AWS for Free
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A Tangled Web We Weave: Modern Day Web Security
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As someone in the domain registrar industry, are there any features beyond 2FA that you would like to see implemented by registrars? More bluntly, what is it that you think your current registrar is lacking? I read a few comments on Gandi a
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Keep a rolling average of each user's request filesize and if it exceeds 64KB (image, video, pdf, downloads) then notify them of a possible performance boost to switch to Brotli.
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Heroku, We've Tried Gifting You the Heroku.co Domain Name for Over a Year
(pop.co)
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