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You don’t need to build a narrative
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11y ago
Trail | London | Full Time, Remote Trail wants to improve the customer experience provided in restaurants and retail stores across the world. Our application's user centric design simplifies the working day allowing staff to recapture
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Trail | London | Full Time, Remote, Flexible Trail is a task management app for retail and hospitality businesses. We bring UX and engineering expertise to an industry hungry for both. We help store managers and head office teams get their
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Trail | London | Full Time, Remote Trail wants to improve the customer experience provided in restaurants and retail stores across the world. Our application's user centric design simplifies the working day allowing staff to recapture
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Trail | London | Full Time, Remote Trail wants to improve the customer experience provided in restaurants and retail stores across the world. Our application's user centric design simplifies the working day allowing staff to recapture
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11y ago
There's another OS X only client called ChitChat (formerly WhatsMac) that I've been using for a few weeks which is very cool: https://github.com/stonesam92/ChitChat
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You're right: You can delete a post as long as your application created the post. - https://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/api/post/
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Ask HN: Do you use formal methods?
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It's Likely, but this is someone with a history of claims to this sort of attack and a large following. I was interested in who was running the large attacks and what their motivations might be and no sources had been suggested in the discu
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https://twitter.com/AnonymousOwn3r is taking credit for attacks against YouTube and GitHub amongst others.