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511.
by movedx 5y ago
They're types of hackers, not "tricks" performed by hackers.
512.
by movedx 5y ago
> Tech is awesome *sometimes* :`(
513.
by movedx 5y ago
What's a "real hack trick"?
514.
by movedx 5y ago
Very cool :)
515.
by movedx 5y ago
I'm currently using Bootstrap Studio for the same purpose :)
516.
by movedx 5y ago
I find Medium difficult to work with. Their writing interface is fine, but their reading experience has gone down hill, frankly. I'll pass on this option.
517.
by movedx 5y ago
OK.
518.
by movedx 5y ago
Thanks for the feedback. Any chance it's open source?
519.
Ask HN: What Blogging Platform or Technology?
8 points by movedx 5y ago|18 comments
520.
by movedx 5y ago
> Gitlab CI with your own runners that are forbidden from direct Internet access Yes. Absolutely yes. GitLab (CI) is SO. GOOD. Use it! It's incredibly flexible and powerful.
521.
by movedx 6y ago
This looked really promising at first, but then I realised it's self-hosted-with-crippled-features. This thread on Reddit was enough to put off: https://www.reddit.com/r/selfhosted/comments/m9nfsi/se
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by movedx 6y ago
Yeah ours is the same. I can Siri to turn on our AppleTV and a few minutes later we get to watch something. I mean it's only a few minutes but the question, "WTH is this thing doing?" is very valid.
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by movedx 6y ago
> 4. His Computers Will All Boot Super Fast Well of course this isn't the case. I've banged on about this a lot, but we've given up on optimising our software and have just opted for making the hardware faster instead. Th
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by movedx 6y ago
That's why the idea presented - the idea that we can keep people awake 24/7 without negative consequences (or at least not enough of them to warrant alarm) - is so insidious. It doesn't require anyone to subjugate or enslave
525.
by movedx 6y ago
> This sort of inflammatory mind set is not helpful Although not completely relevant to the topic, it's not outside the realm of possibility for what was stated to become a reality. And it's very much an important idea to explo
526.
by movedx 6y ago
> do it properly with a static site generator. You don't even need a static site generator. GitHub Pages uses Jekyll behind the scenes, so it converts your markdown to HTML for you. You can even select from a list of themes from the
527.
by movedx 6y ago
> I went through the control panel several times - it is/was a huge mess, obscure by policy obviously - and finally in some far distant corner found something still turned on. I did not understand what it was at the time and can rec
528.
by movedx 6y ago
Is this important? I know this might sound like an odd question, but I came into the VCS world with Git and have never used Mercurial, SVN, etc. With Git permeating every enterprise and organisation I've contracted for in the past year
529.
by movedx 6y ago
Aye. According to me. I have a preference for tools doing one thing, and one thing well. That attitude has served me very well. Your opinion is that you like TextEdit for what it is. Neither opinion/feeling is relevant.
530.
by movedx 6y ago
Virtual Machine?
531.
by movedx 6y ago
Agreed. This problem exists because someone wrote a tool that should only do one (really well) and but instead made it do five different things.
532.
by movedx 6y ago
The "How this works" button links to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ for thus of us unable to click said button or they're too paranoid to :P
533.
by movedx 6y ago
This is good to know, thanks. I'm looking at Golang based frameworks my self. I love it as a language and try to use it for everything :-)
534.
by movedx 6y ago
I think there would be a demand for this, from individual developers and organisations too. Happy to be involved in such a project if you want to fire it up.
535.
by movedx 6y ago
I really want to use frameworks, but I find the learning curve is often hard to overcome without using the damn thing daily. Any advice on this front? Is it just a case of using, using, using and eventually it'll all click?
536.
by movedx 6y ago
This actually makes sense. Thank you.
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by movedx 6y ago
Thanks for the response. I appreciate it. Here is my take away from this: that's overly complicated. We all have a finite amount of time. Most of use allocate 8 hours of the day to work. With that in mind, and given we have a team of 5
538.
by movedx 6y ago
> My general sense is that from a corporation which lacks emotion or psychology of any kind, the only real expression of appreciation is in payment This makes me sad to read. It makes me sad because it implies you're working in jobs
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Ask HN: Why can't anyone tell me what story points equate to?
15 points by movedx 6y ago|25 comments
540.
by movedx 6y ago
Love it! It even produces content that supports reader mode (in Firefox, at least.) Now how do I automate this? Maybe a simple bookmarklet? If you paste: var url = document.URL ; var title = document.title ; window.location.href = " ht

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