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   by moasda 5y ago

   Thank you :-)
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   by moasda 5y ago

   Thanks, this link definitely helps to cross-check if I got the mapping right.
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   by moasda 5y ago

   Thank you for the feedback. OCR is a great idea, for me it seems to be quite difficult to implement and probably requires a mobile app. The affiliate links are just a side effect to pay for the hosting.
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   Show HN: Web page that parses and explains the label on a bike tire(fahrrad-tools.de)

   631 points by moasda 5y ago|179 comments
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   by moasda 5y ago

   When the project reaches a certain level of maturity, I write unit tests. My largest project MoasdaWiki [1] has 468 tests. [1]: https://gitlab.com/moasdawiki/moasdawiki-server
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   by moasda 5y ago

   From article: "The coin mining fee is currently 15% of the crypto allocated to the miner." Malware scanners become malware.
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   by moasda 5y ago

   I tried several tools and ended up writing my own personal Kanban tool: https://gitlab.com/moasda/task-organizer It has an Outlook integration so I can see my tasks for today in the Outlook calendar. Runs on Windows an
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   by moasda 5y ago

   Example user input: "mail@domain1.com, mail@domain2.com" If you don't check the user input and blindly send an email verification link, this could lead to two emails sent out. Depending on the email library you could possibly
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   by moasda 5y ago

   The article is written very unilateral, e.g. it doesn't consider the possibility to share office space if some colleagues are not in the office at the same time.
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    by moasda 5y ago

    https://www.umlet.com/ a free offline UML tool
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    by moasda 5y ago

    I read Hacker News and other IT news sites.
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    by moasda 5y ago

    Thanks for the hint. This tool looks a lot easier to use if you have a simple use case.
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    by moasda 5y ago

    Thanks for the feedback. The code also runs in an Android App. That`s why it still uses Java 8.
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    by moasda 5y ago

    To automate installation on Debian based Linux systems (I use Ubuntu) I extended the GitLab CI script to generate a Debian package (DEB). It took me quite a lot of time until it worked as intended. The Debhelper tool behavior changed signif
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    Show HN: I Debian-packaged my Wiki Server(gitlab.com)

    14 points by moasda 5y ago|8 comments
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    by moasda 5y ago

    During my PhD I implemented a wiki on top of plain text files. I'm still using the wiki every day and published it as FLOSS: https://gitlab.com/moasdawiki
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    by moasda 5y ago

    From article: The first is physical time, which is what most people think of as “time”. Physical time is duration something takes to run. Logical time is the abstract division of the system into epochs. State machines formalize logical t
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    by moasda 5y ago

    From article: HTML is structured and easy for computers and bots to understand, but they don’t necessarily understand JavaScript. While there are plenty of articles that debate whether or not Google’s crawler executes JavaScript when crawli
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    by moasda 5y ago

    Thanks for the question, I have similar concerns. If you enable 2FA on a website it mainly asks you to scan a QR code and confirm it with a OTP value. This works fine until you lose you phone and have no full backup accessible without 2FA.
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    by moasda 5y ago

    I wrote a wiki server to store important notes: https://gitlab.com/moasdawiki/moasdawiki-server I also wrote a Kanban tool to organize my personal tasks at work: https://gitlab.com/moasda/task-orga
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    by moasda 5y ago

    I face the same problem quite often. I think that's the reason why some business APIs provide a client library to use the API. Then it's easier to add some checks to avoid misuse of the API.
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    by moasda 5y ago

    > 2 of the 3 possible sums would lead to an even sum (odd+odd=even, even+even=even, odd+even=odd) I think the conclusion is wrong, there are 4 cases: odd+odd=even, even+even=even, odd+even=odd, even+odd=odd
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    by moasda 5y ago

    Update: The issue with the Ok button in the settings dialog is fixed now, see version 1.3.22.
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    Project Fission – Site Isolation in Firefox(wiki.mozilla.org)

    1 points by moasda 5y ago|0 comments
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    by moasda 5y ago

    From article: Lucas Lombriser hypothesised that the Earth is located in an under-dense region within the Universe when compared to the average.
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    by moasda 5y ago

    From website exyz.me: Readers don't pay for post before opening it but as they spend time reading it (by which we mean serious reading), a few cents start to move from reader's wallet to writer's. As a user I have to create
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    by moasda 5y ago

    From article: What is the fundamental nature of reality? Is it that things can be infinitely divisible, or is that we must stop somewhere or other? If it’s infinitely divisible, then quantum theory might have to be subservient to general r
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    by moasda 5y ago

    Without paywall: https://arxiv.org/abs/2105.06301
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    Hinting a dark matter nature of Sgr A* via the S-stars(academic.oup.com)

    4 points by moasda 5y ago|1 comments
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    by moasda 5y ago

    Reasons for Cloudless IoT in the article: Privacy is not the only reason why you’d want to avoid the cloud. Other reasons include stability, persistence, data privacy, security, and necessity. tl;dr Provide two versions for your users: f