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Show HN: RetroClip – Instant Replay for Your Mac(realartists.com)
309 points by kogir 9y ago|116 comments
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by kogir 9y ago
These are just my opinion, but when I'm looking at resumes I want to see what the applicant has done. Tangible, real accomplishments. Describe what you've done with your skills. What have you machined? What hardware did you design
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by kogir 9y ago
You're right. The magnitude of the potential upside and the control you can influence over outcomes is vastly different as a founder vs an employee though.
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by kogir 9y ago
True! That's a great reason to do it.
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by kogir 9y ago
This may be an unpopular opinion here, but I'd strongly advise you against working at a startup as an employee. Some key things to consider: * What comp are you giving up? * Will your options be worth more than Facebook&#x2
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by kogir 9y ago
Without the drivers the tool can’t check, so it has to report “may be vulnerable”.
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Decoding an air conditioner control's checksum with differential cryptanalysis(righto.com)
174 points by kogir 9y ago|13 comments
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by kogir 9y ago
Is it possible that "Automatically check for updates" and "Install system data files and security updates" are set in your system preferences? I have that enabled because this is exactly the kind of thing I want patched
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by kogir 9y ago
The article ends with: Please share your thoughts with me. Reach out on Twitter where you will find me @HydeNs33k.
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by kogir 9y ago
I also hate the touch bar, but far worse is how they ruined all the other keys with the new, super loud low travel design. I want the keyboard from my 2013 model back. It was nearly perfect.
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by kogir 9y ago
You can already dual boot Linux. Just hold alt when turning on the computer and select the installation media, set it up to boot with EFI, and use the same alt trick to select your Linux partition on boot.
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by kogir 9y ago
rEFInd is just an EFI application. It doesn't replace the system EFI firmware (which runs before, launches, and provides services to rEFInd). As to whether or not this tool will flag it, I suppose you'll find out shorty after inst
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by kogir 9y ago
Nope. That’s pretty unusual.
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by kogir 9y ago
When we initially started development, the application directly synced with GitHub. Turns out, to accurately reflect the current state of Issues on GitHub, you need to poll multiple resources per repository every minute, in addition to subs
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by kogir 9y ago
Sorry you were surprised. Just to check, was the Privacy Notice displayed before you logged in? It looks like this: https://s3.amazonaws.com/support.realartists.com/PrivacyNoti... We do plan to make repository selectio
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by kogir 9y ago
We actually handle that as well. If we’ve not heard from a hook we think we’ve installed for a while, we’ll ping it. After three failed pings (spread out over an hour or so), we’ll delete our record of the hook and attempt to recreate it th
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by kogir 9y ago
About Hooks: When the last user using an Organization or Repository logs out of Ship, we do clean up the hooks. See more details at https://www.realartists.com/docs/2.0/uninstall.html Without the explicit logout,
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by kogir 9y ago
We can support GitHub Enterprise with a self-hosted appliance. If you're interested I'd love to talk.
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by kogir 9y ago
That's absolutely a problem we need to fix. Thanks for letting us know.
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by kogir 9y ago
> I also ran into a problem when trying to create a milestone for a repo I think I was able to find this failure in our logs, and api.github.com returned a 504 GateWay Timeout. Not much we can do in that case except fail.
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by kogir 9y ago
James and I have put a ton of work into this since we first showed you Ship six months ago. We've fixed many bugs, improved fit and finish, and even lowered the price. Trials have been reset, so if you looked at Ship earlier, feel free
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Show HN: Bringing Pull Requests to Ship, a macOS native client for GitHub Issues(realartists.com)
89 points by kogir 9y ago|49 comments
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by kogir 9y ago
We discuss nothing sensitive in chat, just as we refrain from doing so over unencrypted email. Pretty straightforward.
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by kogir 9y ago
The downvotes are probably because Oracle is off topic, and you can add an opcode to OpenJDK and even blog about it if you so desire.
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by kogir 9y ago
> Unfortunately Microsoft has let the genie out of the bottle PowerShell has no more rights or power than the user it runs as. Anything you can do in PowerShell you could also do via WMI, Win32 API calls, etc.
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by kogir 9y ago
As of a few years ago, HN could run fine without CloudFlare and just nginx. CF was mostly to try and obscure the server's IP, and to handle (rare) DDoS attacks.
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by kogir 9y ago
I wrote the original integration, which required updating some Racket libraries to support HTTP pipelining, chunked transfer encoding, and streaming JSON serialization :) My version was near real time, with a 30-60 second batching delay IIR
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by kogir 9y ago
Will the native versions also be open sourced when they're retired? I'd be willing to volunteer some time to bring the Windows one back up to speed. All I wanted in a new version was for it to respect my system accent color and sw
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by kogir 10y ago
Doesn't do that for me: https://www.dropbox.com/s/t3igrnerpzu26gn/Screenshot%202017-... macOS Sierra
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by kogir 10y ago
Most times when someone complains that Visual Studio is slow, you'll find they have Resharper installed.

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