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loudthing
5y ago
Thanks for the detailed response. I appreciate this. I've been wanting to play around with pfsense for a while, I'll have to give this a shot.
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loudthing
5y ago
I've found a project that I think is similar to what I'm looking for ( https://github.com/fatedier/frp ), but I'm really looking for something that would allow me to VNC to a remote system from a mobile de
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Ask HN: What is the easiest way to connect two systems behind firewalls?
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loudthing
5y ago
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loudthing
5y ago
I agree that Apple's hot headedness in the past has helped the industry in the long run. For example, eliminating the floppy drive with the original iMac, or pushing for open alternatives to Flash by not allowing it on iPhones. It is c
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loudthing
5y ago
Big yikes.
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loudthing
5y ago
I completely agree. Git is a product of its requirements. It's not perfect, but it gets the job done, and obviously it does it pretty well.
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loudthing
5y ago
I would eliminate these tasks from the aspect of the user and provide a more straight forward way to accomplish the same intent. You make a good point though because this is easier said than done with a typical terminal based application.
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loudthing
5y ago
That is a good point. I know now when I visit a project on Github that I am seeing the latest version of all files, but that is only because I'm already aware of how git works.
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loudthing
5y ago
Honestly, git is absolutely needlessly complex. The worst aspect of git is the almost arbitrary naming of tasks that hardcore git users swear are obvious. E.g. "cherry picking", "fast forward", "rebase". Anyone
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loudthing
5y ago
People who have stuff on their monitors specifically so others think "they must be really smart" are the scum of the earth.
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loudthing
5y ago
"When I want to see what has been happening on SQLite, I visit the timeline and in a single screen I see a summary of the latest changes, on all branches. In a few clicks, I can drill down as much detail as I want. I can even do this f