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Show HN: A better Semantic Version spec for IAC
1 points by movedx 5y ago|0 comments
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by movedx 5y ago
LOL! Sorry - I just picked a German programming language. Damn. I think they meant the community is mostly German. Germans tend to have very good English skills, but if most of the people around you in the (game's) community are native
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by movedx 5y ago
But for 1Password "us" was the general population, not highly skilled computer engineers. We're not the primary target audience for 1Password, we just happen to fit under the umbrella anyway.
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by movedx 5y ago
It's not the same thing because the whole argument being made is in the context of 1Password and its target audience: normal users. That's your mum and dad and other very likely non-techie people. Your choice of solution isn'
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by movedx 5y ago
Sorry to hear that mate. It's been fine for me. I'm not that overly sensitive to millisecond delays in rendering or response times, so it works out fine. Ryzen 3 9600X, 32GB of RAM, nVidia RTX 2080 Super on a 49" G9 Ultrawide
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by movedx 5y ago
> The current direction of travel being voluntary means you've just got a bad nose for building security. What's your experience building security systems? Do you have a LinkedIn profile or a CV we could review?
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by movedx 5y ago
But my wife can't do this. She doesn't know how. It's absolutely incredible to me that people ignore one of the biggest sides of the argument for pre-baked, user friendly products like 1Password: usability for as many people
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by movedx 5y ago
Simply not the same thing at all.
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by movedx 5y ago
And has zero native syncing functionality being presented by 1Password across every platform on the planet.
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by movedx 5y ago
> Most of the people I'm currently working with are using Windows for web development and I find that so weird It's the most common set up in development in the world, I'd argue. > I can't imagine myself going back
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by movedx 5y ago
I'm not certain why you're being downvoted, but you're right. Their recent rebranding demonstrates this.
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by movedx 5y ago
> One way to keep that reputation is to not deploy features that enable more professional use cases. Perhaps they want to be more than a casual app? They do, hence their recent rebranding that resulted in less of a "for gamers"
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by movedx 5y ago
Money is simply a storage of future labour. You're given it in return for the labour you perform today for someone else (or as a benefit from society due to not being able to perform laborious tasks.) Money isn't evil. How you uti
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by movedx 5y ago
> Misogyny and harassment are happening around you, and you need to be looking for it. I disagree. You should be reporting it if you witness it, but not actively LOOKING for it. It's not my job, nor yours, to go actively LOOKING for
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by movedx 5y ago
Like using, say, an AWS Workspace? This isn't new, I don't believe.
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by movedx 5y ago
100% - https://imgur.com/a/rVvTvoB
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by movedx 5y ago
Love it! Quick way to get the Japanese food downed: click on the miso soup in the bowl and just hit W. Instant munches everything. Even eats the bowl!!
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by movedx 5y ago
Really well said. I believe Apple are doing what they think is best for everyone, including their shareholders, within the rules (which sometimes aren't clear and can be easy to break without realising it.)
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by movedx 5y ago
> I can't have Apple software anywhere but their walled garden, which sucks. Which makes perfect sense, because you can't take the tree from an existing garden and plant it in your own without taking the roots and soil with you
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by movedx 5y ago
> In short... cry me a river. Exactly. What a first world problem. They could also start by, you know, not paying the players wages measured in GDPs and maybe knock them down to say, only-1-super-car type figures? Pretty certain you&#x27
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by movedx 5y ago
> That's bullshit though Whoa! Calm down. It was a statement that we both know to be wrong, but it doesn't warrant this kind of response.
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by movedx 5y ago
I love it! He could also take little cardboard boxes that cover the bottles just perfectly, with something like, "Drink Fresh! Drink Water!" all over them. Again, "I didn't move the bottles! I never even so much as touch
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by movedx 5y ago
You've provided them with a username, under which you post, comment and view content. This is enough to identify you as an entity in the system and what it is you're doing. If what you're doing, based on heuristics and what y
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by movedx 5y ago
> HN does quite well without requiring anything other than an IP address Pretty certain HN does way more than this.
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by movedx 5y ago
> ... slowly clamping down control over how users access the service, how it can be extended, and what services/clients can interop So what? It's a private network and a private service. They can have it function however they l
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by movedx 5y ago
You're going to USE the new, slower Gmail, and you're going to LIKE it! ... LIKE IT!!! whip
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by movedx 5y ago
> Discord and Clubhouse need to verify my identity? Discord are doing it for verifying bot ownership, because bots can do a lot of damage if they're just free to sign up to Discord and start "talking" to people. A good way
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by movedx 5y ago
Give me the code. I'll host it on my GitHub.
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by movedx 5y ago
Ditto (London office.)
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by movedx 5y ago
My comment was of a general nature, obviously.

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