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by mtogo 15y ago
Even if presented with billions of dollars, the FBI is not efficient enough for this to have anything to do with news corp. Please don't post conspiracy theories unless you have some sort of evidence to back them up.
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by mtogo 15y ago
More importantly: is it webscale and does it run on the cloud?
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by mtogo 15y ago
In a VPS environment, however, setting up PHP doesn't require anything - it works right out of the box Well, you do need to install the AMP part. Since you're installing and configuring three components, why not install and configure diff
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by mtogo 15y ago
Wow, really? I wonder why people don't update then.
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by mtogo 15y ago
The problem is that Apple somehow thinks their updates are worth charging for. If someone has to update from 3.x to 4.x, the price of your app just went from $.99 to $10.99.
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by mtogo 15y ago
Yeah, Django and Flask are just as easy (if not easier, thanks to services like Dotcloud) to deploy as PHP. Let's take your VPS example. Install nginx, gunicorn, and your database of choice. Set up gunicorn to serve your app, set up nginx t
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by mtogo 15y ago
If you're using Eclipse or (god forbid) a text editor to write code, spend a minute and tally up all those 5-second chunks of your life you've spent this year looking up the names of variables, objects, whatever Nope, i love my text edito
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by mtogo 15y ago
Should we build buildings with primitive tools that we used hundreds or thousands of years ago? I mean, builders back then built things just fine, we're so spoiled with our power tools and motor vehicles.
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by mtogo 15y ago
I'm not surprised, google tends to not care at all about Touch users (see: goggles).
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by mtogo 15y ago
The police in the UK are not known for their professionalism.
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by mtogo 15y ago
MBP = Macbook pro, for anyone else wondering. Took me a minute.
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by mtogo 15y ago
Your steps aren't too difficult provided the new programmer knows MVC (sorry, Model-Template-View), regular expressions, ORM principles, basic database design principles, understand how migrations work and how to use south, django's templat
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by mtogo 15y ago
I think one of the interesting with Django is just how easy it is to get started with it without prior programming knowledge. Wait, you're kidding right? Django is positively horrible for beginning programmers because it's a gigantic fr
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by mtogo 15y ago
You believe that an hour or two of someone's time is worth $5? Even McDonald's pays more than that.
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by mtogo 15y ago
The awful, distracting design (especially the weird cloud thing) almost got me to quit your article, but i ended up stopping here: Free software – meaning you don’t pay for it (you still can donate what you want!)
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by mtogo 15y ago
But who are you targeting as your audience? Just HN? Really?? This isn't my project, i hadn't even heard of it until it was posted today. The comments clearly show that even a portion of HN is offended. And doesn't every single startup w
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by mtogo 15y ago
Very cool, but i really do like my back button and would appriciate it if i could use it.
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by mtogo 15y ago
Domain names with curse words in them are a big turn off for me. I think that's more of an issue with yourself than it is with the domain name. I would venture to guess that most people on HN are not offended by arbitrary words and would
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by mtogo 15y ago
Pretty impressive in that case! Great app idea.
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by mtogo 15y ago
To the author of the IAmA (if you read HN), Thanks for using /r/IAmA and not that horrible AnyAsq service.
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by mtogo 15y ago
Cool, flavors.me for phone apps. Their list of apps that use the service is rather impressive, did those companies add themselves or did app.net create profiles for all of them?
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by mtogo 15y ago
I don't read TC much, but this has got to be one of the coolest things i've seen all day.
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by mtogo 15y ago
I was excited to try it, but the Linux desktop client apparently doesn't work for free subscribers. Tried it on iPhone, but that requires a paid subscription too. Oh, well. I'll go back to Rdio, Rhapsody, MOG, and all the other established
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by mtogo 15y ago
So do yourself a favor and move to Github! How, exactly, would i be doing myself a favor with this? I'm not such a big fan of git and i avoid github on moral grounds[1]. Other code hosting services work great for me and i see no reason to
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by mtogo 15y ago
Very cool and very well done, but on Opera for some reason the HN background starts cycling through various colors. Now would also be a good time to mention HN's IRC channel, which is #startups on irc.freenode.net ( http://webchat.freenode
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by mtogo 15y ago
In the past year, Dropbox has lied to it's customers about encryption and how much power Dropbox has over the data (!!!), shown that they deduplicate before encrypting (and that they can view files in your Dropbox and make them unsharable),
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by mtogo 15y ago
You sound unhappy. Maybe you should click the button-- it makes everything OK.
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by mtogo 15y ago
Yeah, without some numbers it's hard to exclude Python here.
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by mtogo 15y ago
No, he's being downvoted because he was wrong. If i break into someone's apartment and write a poem with their pen and paper, obviously i still own the copyright. However, if i write code for an employer the contract almost certainly states
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by mtogo 15y ago
The usual suspects are (in no particular order): Namecheap Name.com Moniker DNSimple Gandi I think i might be missing a few but these are the most popular i remember off the top of my head.

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