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mrmondo
10y ago
Neat! I'm usually very cynical of JavaScript based projects but a lot of my life outside of work I spend digging deep into obscure genres from strange small towns around the world, I generally find the best discovery mechanisms are las
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mrmondo
10y ago
Brilliant landing page at present, I must say!
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mrmondo
10y ago
This looks really very interesting! Thank you for the link, I think I might have a few use cases for this if it's easy to work with.
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mrmondo
10y ago
if by people you mean me as the person evaluating the site and looking for information about the production, I'd want to see the source code to give it a once over to see how / where my data was being handled and if it was a sensi
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mrmondo
10y ago
Sure, Facebook's decline is very widely documented and well studied, I've been tracking it for some time here are a few links that are easily digestible: https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2014/jan&#x
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mrmondo
10y ago
Hey congrats on launching your project, regardless of feedback and however it goes you should be proud of the work you and those around you put in, don't forget to reward yourself and reflect on the experience. --- Feedback, now, it is
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mrmondo
10y ago
Glad to see this is built in now, very useful on iOS and iOS apps
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mrmondo
10y ago
I really wish I could have a bookmarks bar with just favicons showing in safari, it's something that's a key part of my workflow in Firefox and I actually really like safari and other than that and the annoying wide tabs thing whi
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mrmondo
10y ago
Hey Mojah, I'm trying to contact you to find out about your old mailing list viewer project, I was wondering if the source is available as I'm sick to death of reading through ugly mailing list archives i.e. http://list
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mrmondo
10y ago
From 2014: "Choose Firefox now, or you won't get a choice later" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12579163
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mrmondo
10y ago
Took the words out of my mouth. It's saved me from having to install complex or insecure VMs or additional machines so many times I can't count. I also enjoy using it to bundle applications usable on Linux and MacOS that otherwise
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mrmondo
10y ago
I found that Facebook lost all relevance and provided really... nothing to me, my life, my friends or my family around about 3 years ago. I'm not one of those elitist 'I quite facebook' people but, I did and my life did impr
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mrmondo
10y ago
And they swarmed the issue and found the issue (within the nginx config) very odd-ball one indeed that didn't affect everyone, fantastic troubleshooting by all the Gitlab engineers, excellent communication and top-notch support like I&
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mrmondo
10y ago
No worries, hope my report was good enough! Excellent support as always :)
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mrmondo
10y ago
Another smooth upgrade minus one bug with people on chrome trying to approve and accept merge requests (I've logged ee bug #1575 for this).
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mrmondo
10y ago
Howdy, just a FYI here - your site doesn't display properly on mobile devices, it's all squashed into a tiny column in the middle of the page and the text wrapping is warped in places, additional if you're using Safari the &#
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mrmondo
10y ago
Yes, and although I'd probably land a job in a day from it - I hate it and will likely delete it soon.
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mrmondo
10y ago
Hahaha I most definitely meant communities, thank you for pointing that out! Damn autocorrect...
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mrmondo
10y ago
I'm ops lead at a non-profit. I took _huge_ pay cut when I moved from the private / government sector to NFP space but I'll tell you what - it was worth every dollar. You can't put a price on happiness, freedom and the v
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mrmondo
10y ago
This is genuinely interesting to me, see my comment here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13425660
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mrmondo
10y ago
Please don't be sorry! I'm genuinely surprised that several people experience a different association with the acronym with relation to technology and open sourcing 'things' especially in the HN space. I grew up with CDs
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mrmondo
10y ago
IMO let's not waste the mods time with this, I feel that 99.9% of the visitors would associate the term CD with continuous dilevery and not compact disc
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mrmondo
10y ago
Heh, first thing that sprung to mind was what.tape, I hear it's the new big thing. Seriously though - there's no good reason for anyone to embrace standard cassette tapes, vinyl I understand - not because of any audio quality base
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mrmondo
10y ago
I was kind of thinking the same thing, the last time I had a computer or laptop with an optical drive must have been something like 8+ years ago and even then I can't remember using it for years.
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mrmondo
10y ago
Honestly - I don't think most people would confuse this unless they're still on dialup *Edit: sorry, my comment was intended as humour but was actually a bit negative
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mrmondo
10y ago
Well done! I take it group chat is now in place as well?
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mrmondo
10y ago
wow I haven't heard of TCL for years (excluding TCL/TK of course), I used to run a large patient management system across a hospital system that was built on TCL and ran on top of Solaris (5 from memory). While the software itself
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mrmondo
10y ago
Hmm. I'm not sure I'd want to rely on NodeJS for something as important as a wiki, also I see it uses MySQL if you don't want to use SQLite - but does it support PostgreSQL? Also can you use Markdown? Personally I quite like
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mrmondo
10y ago
Howdy, interesting looking project - could you'd please link to the source? Might be worth adding that to the landing page too.
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mrmondo
10y ago
Nice to see an open source approach to this, disappointed to see it relies on MySQL though. Plex is a fantastic application for a similar purpose.
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