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13y ago
James stopped work on django-registration half a year ago: http://www.b-list.org/weblog/2013/aug/26/catching/ . Maybe people who still hold a grudge over a year later should get off their asses and t
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kmfrk
13y ago
As a symbolic show of good faith, let's start by doing away with the cookie disclaimers.
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13y ago
I don't find Persona compelling, but I do think they offer an interesting value proposition for people - and framework developers - who have to implement their own user authentication. Even Django - which is about as close to the prove
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13y ago
One reason is that people have a vested interest in taking your words out of context and do a big non-story on your remarks.
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kmfrk
13y ago
I hope it will one day include my YouTube (favourites) - as I still get an empty result for archiving my YouTube profile. It requires Google+ to access that now, from what I've tried to research on it.
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kmfrk
13y ago
Yeah, it's pretty high up there.
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kmfrk
13y ago
It's a perfectly fine word: https://books.google.com/ngrams/graph?content=drone%2C+drone... .
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kmfrk
13y ago
Start-up idea: let Hacker News users pay to berate you for x minutes. There's a clearly huge market.
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kmfrk
13y ago
As Bill de Blasio put it, "you can't break the law to enforce the law".
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13y ago
Looks great, but I think it would benefit a lot from more examples. :)
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13y ago
I recently went back to a project to convert the CSS to SASS, and shit was over 1,200 LOC. I think I managed to trim something like 200 LOC, but it turns out that there were a truckload of hotfixing for all the evil quirks CSS throws at you
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13y ago
I think we have to give additional purchases some degree of legitimacy; look at EVE Online and the upcoming Star Citizens of examples of in-game purchases that, at the very least, are not dark user patterns or scams. I generally find in-app
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13y ago
RPGs are basically coming out of Kickstarter today, aside from the fairly boring AAA games like Elder Scrolls and Witcher.
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13y ago
I’ve been really disappointed with Apple’s laissez-faire approach to policing this trend in their App Store, especially since their philosophy is founded on making big, sweeping decisions in favour of their users. Honestly, I don't kno
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13y ago
Another good article: http://www.guru3d.com/articles_pages/amd_mantle_preview,1.ht... .
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AMD’s Revolutionary Mantle
(amd.com)
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13y ago
People are often assholes on IRC. I think the experience of using the channel is part of the OP's question.
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DICE's trick for debuging Battlefield 4 based on users' screenshots
(reddit.com)
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13y ago
What's a good resource to read up on how browsers handle unsupported JS, if I want to write a fall-back? I've already got fall-back for people who've turned off JS, but I've yet to write anything for unsupported JS.
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13y ago
If you live in NYC, you might want to do a spit take, too - but for different reasons: http://www.nytimes.com/2014/01/27/nyregion/inside-citys-wate... .
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GoPro Heroes
(goproheroes.com)
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13y ago
Cloud66 is a good cautionary tale of refusing the temptation to double-dip, when it comes to your AWS tokens: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5685406 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5669315
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13y ago
You could more or less have your cake and eat it too, if you align the site names and their descriptions in two floated columns, so it's still - fairly - possible to scan whichever column you prefer.
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13y ago
I think the big interface problem with the website is that it makes the user work extremely hard to figure out what the hell each product is about. I don't think there's any point in emphasizing the product names, when they don&#x
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13y ago
The problem with services like that is that they aren't likely to be updated, if the company improve their measures. You'd have to check in regularly to confirm this is still the way they do things.
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13y ago
Yeah, Medium is tantamount to the blogging equivalent of an online petition in 2014. Lots of Open Letters. :) I wouldn't mind if they disrupted away the opinion columns and letters to the editor in newspapers, though. Better to fit it
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13y ago
In slightly related news, $37.5M has been raised in pledges for a space simulator that still has yet to be released: https://robertsspaceindustries.com . There has to be something about space that makes people toss money at video
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13y ago
Cheeky answer: 100,000 = price × customers (× months) Sell at high price or to a large customer base - or both. Base it on market analysis. See which of the two foci suits your skills the best. Definitely don't start out with
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Take Control of Your Email Address (2013)
(konklone.com)
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13y ago
I think blaming "MSM" is becoming an increasingly poor excuse in an age where you are free to compose your own news feed in places like Twitter - even Tumblr. I'm sure many of the people unaware of what is going on in Ukraine
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