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by kogir 10y ago
Fred, James and I are in the thread and happy to answer any questions about the product and how we built it. There's definitely more detail than made sense to include in the blog post.
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Show HN: Ship 2.0 – A macOS Native Interface to GitHub Issues(realartists.com)
233 points by kogir 10y ago|105 comments
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Ransomware Spreading onto Smart TVs, Is a Pain to Fix(consumerist.com)
114 points by kogir 10y ago|117 comments
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by kogir 10y ago
I'm a C# developer currently developing and maintaining projects using WebAPI, MVC and ASP.Net Core. My main application uses WebSockets as the primary communications channel. From the README and a quick scan of the code, I have no ide
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by kogir 10y ago
Set aside whether or not refund is deserved (I'm leaning toward yes?) If I have a business in the US, and sell software online for USD, do I now need to prohibit international users from purchasing my software? I can't possibly co
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Exceptions should be Exceptional (2016)(mattwarren.org)
1 points by kogir 10y ago|0 comments
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by kogir 10y ago
.NET and Java had good support for statically generating them (correctly even!) from code, but I never had the pleasure of integrating with such a service. Even in that case though, there were developers who used strings for everything ins
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Making SQL Server run on Linux(blogs.technet.microsoft.com)
334 points by kogir 10y ago|140 comments
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DTrace at Home(dtrace.org)
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by kogir 10y ago
I think you meant https://www.youtube.com/user/jpkiwigeek/ He doesn't appear to have an Alto though, which is popular here because the Alto in general was pretty prescient, and this particular Alto was given
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by kogir 10y ago
I'd be willing to guess a fair number of users have dictionary words as passwords. Some people don't care, or have throwaways, etc. If this were actually implemented, you could censor a word or phrase site wide simply by making it
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by kogir 10y ago
It has the normal function keys by default, and the hot keys when you hold fn.
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by kogir 10y ago
This is what the accept header is for. Browsers should implement whatever they feel is best for performance, security, maintainability, etc. Then the server should look at the accept header for a resource and serve a format the client can u
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by kogir 10y ago
The biggest impact most people can have on climate change is not having kids. Think of all the energy they'll use in their lifetime(s). You can prevent all of that.
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by kogir 10y ago
While I worked on HN I did this for a few users. I required that the account they wanted to update positively identify them (via comments they'd made, items in their profile, etc), and that they be able to prove they were the same pers
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by kogir 10y ago
Most users (in the US at least) pay flat fees. Seeing your bill skyrocket because a compromised device on your network is uploading a constant 30Mbps is incentive to locate and resolve the problem.
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by kogir 10y ago
Pay for use billing would go a long way. People running insecure networks and devices should feel a financial hit.
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Interop between Windows and Bash(blogs.msdn.microsoft.com)
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by kogir 10y ago
You can deploy PHP to Azure App Services as easily as you can deploy a ASP.Net app.
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by kogir 10y ago
Most startup options amount to nothing. What happened to you is reprehensible, but be careful to ensure you don't spend more money pursuing this than you're likely to gain. Remember that options are just the privilege to exchange
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by kogir 10y ago
I think maybe it makes sense for Ask HNs, but for general story submissions? Occasionally it's the maker/author, but not often. I'm genuinely curious - what would this add to most discussions? * Note: I no longer work on
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by kogir 10y ago
It's not suspending. That's a crash.
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by kogir 10y ago
The Motorola iDEN [1] series of phones were pretty sweet back in their day and had a JVM you could actually write and deploy apps on. I worked on Loopt, an early mobile location sharing app, and we talked to our server over HTTPS. Things we
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by kogir 10y ago
It sounds to me that while one license could be totally worth it, getting it for every developer would not be.
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by kogir 10y ago
In most cases if you can't afford to buy the stock you really shouldn't. In many cases when you can afford it you still shouldn't. Would you take out a loan to day trade? Startup stock isn't much different in terms of vo
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by kogir 10y ago
Assuming you're being offered options, you need to know the terms of the financing to value them anyway. Just ask to see the docs. If they won't show you docs, something isn't on the up and up.
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by kogir 10y ago
I have a Paperwhite and two Windows 10 systems. Works fine on both. Is your system completely vanilla (mine were fresh installs onto empty drives from official media), or could your OEM have snuck something in? I'm not saying you'
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by kogir 10y ago
I'd be willing to bet a fair bit of money the underlying problem is caused by third party software, likely AV. Could make sense, given in the mini dumps the crash happens right as the Kindle is mounting as a disk. Perhaps it's not
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by kogir 10y ago
Part of why I've always liked the Microsoft stack is that historically they've always had excellent documentation. (I taught myself C++ with the VS 6 documentation) While not up to their old standard, their current documentation i
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by kogir 10y ago
I got to play with this a few weeks ago and it was really cool. Some friends and I created and formatted a document. The whole museum is great and I highly recommend it to anyone who finds themselves in Seattle. There's something inten

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