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by mrmondo 10y ago
Even my grandfather (in his 80s) uses one and when I asked him where he got the idea for using it he said "I got sick of all the spam and thought I might get a virus so searched for ' block ads / pop ups and installed the fir
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by mrmondo 10y ago
I know right? Especially when you're looking at them on a 5K iMac ha!
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by mrmondo 10y ago
Yeah I tried Openstack swift and while there are some great parts to it, dear god that thing was riddled with piles of python and bash scripts holding everything together hahaha, look maybe I'm wrong I certainly didn't spend long
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by mrmondo 10y ago
Does anyone have links to some sample (real) raw or full size unedited iPhone 7 Plus images?
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by mrmondo 10y ago
Good on you for making it, but I have to side with the comments here that it's not only not lightweight, I personally also can't see what's so modern about it - I'm not hating on PHP but even as a language that's an
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by mrmondo 10y ago
Please stop using the term serverless, it may be decentralised but it is not serverless, so if you mean decentralised please use that term instead.
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by mrmondo 10y ago
1. This is not a backdoor, it's malware or an exploit. 2. This is not specific to OS X, it affects many operating systems, so this sounds like an attempt at slandering software that someone doesn't like, or has a reason not to lik
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by mrmondo 10y ago
So thats two models of phones that explode or set themselves on fire, a wall charger with illegal insulation imported to America, two models phone phones AND tablets that destroy SDCards likely due to faulty or cheap voltage regulators and
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by mrmondo 10y ago
heh, yeah I think he meant that as in that's where his experience is. For me it would be 'As a ops engineer, I wouldn't generally host Javascript apps' to spin it around the other way you know?
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by mrmondo 10y ago
Neat! I love it! What's it written in and can I host something similar myself?
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by mrmondo 10y ago
Hi, is this a native (objective c / swift) OS X or just a web frame? What are you main goals as far as being different from Paw, which is what I use and love thus far? *edit: oh and congratulations on getting your app out there :)
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by mrmondo 10y ago
OK interesting, for me I personally always feel lost in nano as for me it feels like it's a gui app trying to exist in a console, but that's me - thanks for replying to my question!
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by mrmondo 10y ago
ah yes, interesting, thank you for replying!
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by mrmondo 10y ago
To be honest, I didn't realise that nano was being maintained, I sort of assumed that it was slowly fading out of existence. Honest question: does anyone here use nano for anything? If so - what are you reasons for using it / what
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by mrmondo 10y ago
As someone who's cancelled lots of subscriptions - I couldn't agree more, it's a right pain in the ass and the Apple website where you do unsubscribe is painfully slow (at least in Australia)
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by mrmondo 10y ago
Actually open source software just has one meaning: "Open-source software (OSS) is computer software with its source code made available with a license in which the copyright holder provides the rights to study, change, and distribute
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by mrmondo 10y ago
Oh, that's a shame, Why is it not open source? Many companies (and governments) I know have or are adopting policies to only use open source software unless there's a /really/ good case not to. I certainly wouldn't
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by mrmondo 10y ago
Not loading at all for me unfortunately. Have you got a link to the GitHub/Lab project page for it? What's it written in?
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by mrmondo 10y ago
Personally? Ruby, Go or Python.
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by mrmondo 10y ago
You can do this very well without paying anything though? I just have my rss subscription email my kindle email and it worked perfectly?
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by mrmondo 10y ago
Looks really interesting! Thank you and congratulations on the release. I have to make one observation that I was wondering if anyone else also makes and please don't take offence at this, every time I see a new piece of software on HN
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by mrmondo 10y ago
I'd like to point out that docker or no docker, node is one of the worst languages to host applications for, custom selinux rules to get around if executing memory of the stack, memory and CPU hungry applications, npm is an absolute ni
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by mrmondo 10y ago
We've been running in production across thousands of containers for long over a year now and it's been fantastic, not only a life saver of a deployment method but it's allowed for reliable, repeatable application builds.
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by mrmondo 10y ago
Well done! Great work so far @sirn, thanks for your hard work :)
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by mrmondo 10y ago
So there's no servers, anywhere in this? You don't run it on a computer or anything? Clearly I'm being a smart ass, but pointing out that 'serverless' is an idiotic marketing term.
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by mrmondo 10y ago
Melbourne, Australia here. Personally as an ops engineer I'd find it _very_ easy to get another job, my guess is that if I didn't care what the job was I could get one in a day, if I wanted to wait for something decent but not fan
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by mrmondo 10y ago
While I personally love Moz://a, I don't think any of these designs will help iconify the message and strengths of the Mozilla Foundation to the general public.
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by mrmondo 10y ago
sorry for delayed reply - yes, just like servo aims to be, obviously at present servo is _very_ _very_ alpha and doesn't really work for most things, but I think the foundation is sensible.
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by mrmondo 10y ago
The wording of this is down right irresponsible. Talk about the potential to mislead people that don't question and test the ongoing state of software. If you think you absolutely secure - you more likely to be(come) absolutely insecur
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by mrmondo 10y ago
Amazing advances in GPU technologies over the past few years. I love this comment: "...Oh, and don't forget the power adaptor, which—as I saw with some models in performance demos—is literally the size of a brick."

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