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by n42 9y ago
TypeScript is now incremental in that way: https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/typescript/2017/04/27/annou...
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by n42 9y ago
I suspect there are network effects of pushing out users who use ad blockers. These people, who will feel frustrated with their experience on your site, might not share your articles to other users, who in turn might not have those ad block
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by n42 9y ago
Then they should have announced it when it was ready. There is now openshift.com (enterprise), openshift.org (OSS), and openshift.io (???) and none of these websites do a great job of explaining why you should be on that website and not the
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by n42 10y ago
Preface this with a shower the evening is basically a new day.
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by n42 10y ago
> React Native gives you many of those benefits, but since it compiles to actual native code you can't reuse your code for a browser app. It is entirely possible to reuse your React Native code on the web, especially thanks to proje
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by n42 10y ago
This is wonderful. If you're looking for more customization, there's always Karabiner (or Karabiner Elements for the latest version of macOS), but that is a hefty piece of software. This is great for when I do not need that level
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by n42 10y ago
The entire comment was patronizing. "Nice attempt" minimizes the effort involved and implies the author is a novice. "but currently wrong" categorizes the entire project as a failure because of a single bug. The followup
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by n42 10y ago
Slightly off topic; but does anyone have any resources that go into a higher level detail (I'm not very knowledgable of low-level programming type stuff) of how an audit like the one done on TrueCrypt or a hypothetical security audit o
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by n42 10y ago
I use a similar setup and find it quite dependable. I notice your bootstrap script does not automate the XCode installation. Here's how you can automate that in case you're curious: https://github.com/timsutton&#x2
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by n42 10y ago
Sorry for being pedantic, but the correct term is "could not care less". Otherwise you are suggesting that they do care.
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by n42 11y ago
This is the first time I've seen something like this, but my hunch is that Stripe is not the first to do it. Has anyone here done something like this? I'm interested in how well this works. I could see how it would be difficult fo
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by n42 11y ago
I believe you are confused because Apple previously offered "Two-Step Verification", and this is "Two-Factor Authentication". I myself am finding it difficult to find a clearly written explanation of the difference. EDIT
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by n42 11y ago
Yes, I really don't understand how this could not act as a sort of .. load balancer .. for my credit/debit cards. Why does it need to login to my bank account? This seems entirely unreasonable.
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by n42 11y ago
It's funny. Any feature you don't want to use is bloat, but as soon as you need it is a necessity. The way I see it, they can either "bloat" nginx by adding scripting capabilities, or they can bloat it by covering all of
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by n42 11y ago
Back in the early/mid 2000s I was involved with the PK Hack community, which was/is a group of people who focus on reverse engineering the EarthBound ROM (documenting and building editors for it, etc). I remember a guy named Flynm
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by n42 11y ago
What makes me sad is that they have been iterating on the site heavily over the past six months, yet they're still dealing with a large amount of confusion about what Atlas even does. I am all in on the Hashicorp stack (we use Vagran
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by n42 12y ago
Recently, I thought I'd give Hulu Plus a shot. I didn't realize I would still have advertisements after paying a monthly fee. I cancelled my subscription immediately. I don't need to watch those shows that badly. I have been
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by n42 12y ago
I think they might be waiting for a bigger refresh of the Mac Mini to power it