masukomi

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601.
by masukomi 8y ago
I feel like i'm missing something obvious here. This is for "webapps" which have been "licensed". Who is running licensed webapps without some form of user account? Either a login or an API key, which can easily be
602.
by masukomi 8y ago
as @abstractbeliefs said, there are a lot that don't, but personally i hate it when apps do that because it removes my ability to actually maintain the colors through pipe chains. It's much harder to convince an app to maintain
603.
by masukomi 8y ago
this seems a far worse solution than pushing for a standard of encouraging apps to support --no-color I think there are FAR fewer people who want it off everywhere by default than people who want it off occasionally having all the argument
604.
by masukomi 8y ago
As @chrisseaton said, no, BUT some ruby is valid Crystal. I think it would be more accurate to say that a subset of Crystal is valid Ruby, and a subset of Ruby is valid Crystal.
605.
by masukomi 8y ago
yeah. that's a pretty compelling reason, but on the other hand, there's a lot of value to be had from modularizing your codebase and microservices so... you could do all future dev in a new language, and if you wanted, gradually
606.
by masukomi 8y ago
actually unless something recently changed, GitHub does, it's the enterprise edition and last time i checked it was like $10k a year. Yes, not reasonable for most people but it _is_ an option for people that want the control that comes
607.
by masukomi 8y ago
ok this is going to sound snarky but it's an honest question: Why not just use Crystal[1]? It's basically just compiled ruby with static types, and it can infer types correctly in most cases without you explicitly noting which the
608.
by masukomi 8y ago
I don't get it. I see a page with a bunch of large brown boxes and almost no text in each. Am i missing images? Am i missing text? I'm not sure what this sites wants me to do. It's asking me to support it with patreon or payp
609.
by masukomi 8y ago
i really hate scrolling tabs...
610.
by masukomi 8y ago
> But if you show up, you get to make decisions. That's not true with documentation. the decision has already been made. if you show up later and write the docs then you're just hoping you interpreted the decision correctly and
611.
by masukomi 8y ago
Am i right in thinking the source code will not be available for this?
612.
by masukomi 9y ago
sure, why not? I mean, assuming there isn't some nuclear attack that destroys all networking infrastructure. I'm not suggesting it's easy, but if you distribute it enough and make it able to work when other portions of the sy
613.
by masukomi 9y ago
Some people are just having dns issues getting there. It's like saying my house is still intact even if you lost your map to it. You loosing the map does not impact the question of if my house is still standing or not.
614.
by masukomi 9y ago
Scsh home page here: https://scsh.net/
615.
by masukomi 9y ago
I'd love to see some data to back that claim up. I've heard that bandied about as a reason to NOT give people markdown but every system i've heard of being deployed and forcing markdown on their users has been "oh, actua
616.
by masukomi 9y ago
> Private key is a password that identify you. Please make this unique. how am i supposed to know if its unique and i haven't accidentally identified myself as someone else? Yes can make a very random and very long key, but that d
617.
by masukomi 9y ago
the author specifically excluded cli editors for what seamed to be reasonable reasons.
618.
by masukomi 9y ago
i don't think it was because of the phone but because enraged_camel takes preventative measures to block tracking tools and "normal people" do not. note that it's "on my computers and...." not just "iphone
619.
by masukomi 9y ago
yes. please. Better would be to just automate it because there aren't THAT many paywalls i get linked to from here. Just have a list of paywall sites and have the back end preface the the link with it.
620.
by masukomi 9y ago
i would expect most folks to just use each one as a simple toggle. I know that's what i was intending when i pondered getting this.
621.
by masukomi 9y ago
agreed. metal could be cool. I'd still buy the wood myself (if i buy it at all) but i can imagine metal would make some people really happy even if it was more expensive (witness the apple watch)
622.
by masukomi 9y ago
about 18 so far (according to wikipedia) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IEEE_802.11
623.
by masukomi 9y ago
Let's Encrypt is all about giving people free SSL certs and basically any hosting provider worth its salt has started offering them for free to their customers: https://letsencrypt.org/
624.
by masukomi 9y ago
as noted elsewhere in this thread: Scuttlebutt. https://scuttlebutt.nz
625.
by masukomi 9y ago
I dunno. There's something nice about holding people accountable to past statements. There's also something nice about knowing that "If I hit submit, I'll be stuck with this FOREVER" People tend to be a bit more th
626.
by masukomi 9y ago
not when you're in a language you've never used before...
627.
by masukomi 9y ago
i'd suggest that he looks like he's just waiting for his chance to fuck up your stuff.
628.
by masukomi 9y ago
slack's desktop client is electron based, and while people may bitch about it they don't actually have to use it. the web ui (which is just shoved in an electron wrapper for the desktop client) lacks a few of the desktop features
629.
by masukomi 9y ago
start working on some problem / task that's interesting to you. Every time you encounter some aspect of the language you don't understand, or aren't confident about, write a unit test for it that tests how you _think_
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by masukomi 9y ago
pretty sure the main problem is distance on the frequencies and power ratings that are available to unlicensed users. Hams can use more power (because in theory we know how to do it without cooking nearby people) and we can transmit on wave

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