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by kmfrk 11y ago
GitHub is a pain to log in to on mobile, especially with 2FA. It's absurd that they would do something straight out of the Facebook playbook.
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by kmfrk 11y ago
On the other hand, it might help their efforts of making people skeptical of the big bad Singularity in which AIs make us their pets. But maybe commercial interests superceded their Singularity misgivings.
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by kmfrk 11y ago
I'm surprised there are still developers left for Twitter to piss off.
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by kmfrk 11y ago
If you like the philosophy of this, I heartily recommend you check out the first season of Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex. The second season is so-so, but the first season is amazing and jam-packed with cyberpunk and philosophical
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by kmfrk 11y ago
There have been a couple of games with atrocious performance on PS4 including Broforce and Firewatch—and Broforce is a 2D sidescroller(!) I don’t know whether Unity is innately bad, or whether frameworks in general just tend to enable bad c
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by kmfrk 11y ago
Hmm, Cloak is not there. I really like the people behind it, and they truly care about privacy and security. The iOS app is sorta wonky and turns on and off when it shouldn’t, though.
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by kmfrk 11y ago
This looks really awesome, best implementation of this I've seen by far Personally, I'm really excited about this, but I also imagine a lot of companies might use BitBucket for its free private repos. The only think I kinda wish f
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by kmfrk 11y ago
Why is eslint considered better than jshint+jscs? jscs also supports auto-fixing, which is pretty dope.
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by kmfrk 11y ago
This is very cool and needed, thank you. Could you include a sample .proselintrc? rc files tend to have very different opinions on how to be formatted: dictionaries, JSON, bash-argument syntax, and so on. (EDIT: Ah, found one: https:/
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by kmfrk 11y ago
"Olds" is a coy term by "millennials" who wanted the older generations who invented and keep using the term to get a taste of their own medicine. As far as keeping out "olds", look at what Tinder did by demandi
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by kmfrk 11y ago
You will use the gifs and like them.
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by kmfrk 11y ago
From what I gather, it requires an Enterprise plan, which has no fixed price. Could just be a free part of the plan considering the price tag of an Enterprise plan.
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by kmfrk 11y ago
This way, they probably improve their (load-based) SEO without changing the non-AMP site.
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by kmfrk 11y ago
Never understood why Valve didn't leverage Steam to build a database of performance benchmarks, especially to change the awful System Requirements system.
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by kmfrk 11y ago
Exploiting is a bit loaded. Where I’m from, we call this “a free round”. There’s no downside to doing this, and a sizeable one to complying with the order. Still, it’s nice to see that Apple don’t hesitate, which makes me feel good about an
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by kmfrk 11y ago
uBlock won't even allow me to visit that blog post, hard to see any future for SourceForge.
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by kmfrk 11y ago
I wonder what distribution their income from private users vs orgs vs enterprise looks like. It feels like they don't care overmuch about the two former.
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by kmfrk 11y ago
Pretty sure improving the Issues system is a wontfix. :)
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Spoken(spoken.co)
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by kmfrk 11y ago
Just in time for the launch of AMP.
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by kmfrk 11y ago
Compared to what, though? The alternatives are garbage, but projects like Wagtail (and Jekyll-based CloudCannon) are changing that.
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by kmfrk 11y ago
Wagtail is one of the most interesting Django projects at the moment ( https://wagtail.io ). A great attempt to make CMSes as useable as humanly possible, which can't be said for WordPress, Drupal, and the usual fare.
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by kmfrk 11y ago
The worst is that there's no way of knowing. I can't remember which version it was, but man it sucked that I happed to close and open my lid until my wifi would work. Makes me think that upgrading from Windows 8.1 to 10 can't
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by kmfrk 11y ago
The OS has been pretty good after El Capitain. It was some serious garbage in some of the prior versions, though that also made me question why bother. The software is another matter.
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by kmfrk 11y ago
If you can sell them on it as an important enterprise feature, they might implement something. :)
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by kmfrk 11y ago
I pretty much declared todo bankruptcy a while ago. Now I just use Siri for scheduled reminders, and I've recently started playing wtih shared Reminders lists, which was a feature I wasn't aware of until I found it by accident.
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by kmfrk 11y ago
GEEZ. At first I wondered "is that really the way to disclose a vulnerability?", and then I saw that the date was 2013 and it doesn't really matter at this point.
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by kmfrk 11y ago
Ugh, channel switching is such a goddamn pain, even on modern TVs. It blows my mind that this is still a bloody thing with fancypants TVs.
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by kmfrk 11y ago
I don't know whether we'll ever have the privilege of a great TV OS, though. The iTV was supposed to deliver us (from) that, but looks like we're stuck with just the Apple TV for now. I'm not impressed with any interface
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by kmfrk 11y ago
You could turn it on initially and turn it off subsequently I guess. I guess you could also set up some smart devices with some log-in credentials on a guest network you activate once a month to allow everything to update without it being t

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