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julien_c
14y ago
Care to share which app?
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julien_c
14y ago
Nice! Any idea what?
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Ask HN: is the Sublime Text 2 development kind of slowing down?
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You can always read the extension's source to see what exact data it's using and where it sends it to.
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julien_c
14y ago
I read on the other thread the Cray-1 being caracterized as an important piece of history. What important computations were made on those machines, i.e., what did they make possible? (Honest question)
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julien_c
14y ago
This seems a little small to be practical to read...
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julien_c
14y ago
Thanks for the suggestion! Much more useful than complaining about the current name IMO.
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julien_c
14y ago
Good idea, but this sounds a bit too close to Buffer :)
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julien_c
14y ago
Because it's an open source project: https://github.com/julien-c/Tampon
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julien_c
14y ago
Ok -- next on my to-do list is a new name.
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14y ago
Would be cool to be able to navigate through the keyboard arrows!
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Tampon now lets you buffer tweets with pictures
(tamponapp.com)
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Using a dishwasher actually saves water.
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14y ago
Once again, a pity the Mac App Store doesn't offer a way to try before buying (at least at that price point) -- I'd like to see what it does with text, notably, Google Web Fonts (rendered to Bitmap? Automatic downloading of Google Web Fonts
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GoDaddy: "Please accept our apology and your enclosed credit"
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Apparently http://www.eddrobinson.net/papers/robinson_2011_phd_disserta...
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At least in the US, there is no trademark over name Helveticards ( http://www.uspto.gov/trademarks/process/search/#heading-1 )
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julien_c
14y ago
Licensing infringement over what? A possible Helveticards trademark? (The designs don't look similar at all)
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14y ago
I was surprised that the whole page is only 3 MB. Nice PNG optimization.
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14y ago
I think Buffer is a really great brand name by the way
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14y ago
Sorry I wasn't clear enough: do you use any JS MVC framework, like Backbone etc. ?
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julien_c
14y ago
What about frontend? Are you using an MVC framework?
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julien_c
14y ago
Really interesting. As someone who's done some consulting in e-commerce I've always dreamt of an open source engine based on MongoDB. Magento and Prestashop are perfect examples of "relational databases gone wrong"... 2,000 tables? Right!
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14y ago
What's interesting here is that you would like as an extension the one feature that I think Buffer chose to exclude from the start to disrupt other pre-existing "Twitter schedulers" by being more easy-to-use :) But anyways, it would be pret
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14y ago
Got it. A "Buffer" is pretty generic in software though, so this wording might be confusing also. You could say RabbitMQ is an open source buffer as well :)
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14y ago
Clickable link ; http://xervmon.com
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I honestly fail to understand why you feel it's an "offensive" name - distasteful perhaps, but offensive? To whom?
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You're right. But the worst thing that can happen is someone POSTs large fake objects and tries to flood my server's hard drive. Which, given the max size of a POST's data will take quite some time :) The API only allows querying posts on t
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Thanks
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Calling it an open source Buffer app seemed more elegant than calling it an open source Buffer clone :)
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