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by newsat13 9y ago
What does it conclude?
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by newsat13 9y ago
Please don't be discouraged by pushback! The immediate reaction of a crowd to anything new/different/radical is almost always negative.
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by newsat13 9y ago
So they keep copy of code after it's deleted?
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by newsat13 9y ago
The great thing about DO storage is that it is S3 API compatible. The not-so-great thing is that DO has serious stability issues. Try deleting 1000 files and the backend just gets stuck for like 5 minutes :/ Make more than 100 calls an
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by newsat13 9y ago
rclone supports B2 (it's basically rsync for cloud storage) I really miss a node module for B2 API though.
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by newsat13 9y ago
For web apps, there is https://cloudron.io . Pay 15 per month to install apps and get automatic updates.
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by newsat13 9y ago
As a non-american, what's wrong with walmart? Apart from them being 'big'?
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by newsat13 9y ago
Of course there is no way to know if the array is generated dynamically on the server :)
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by newsat13 9y ago
Your comment seems incredibly shortsighted and I very much question your first hand experience. > First, users should NEVER share their passwords with anyone. Heh, every company I have worked for, I have had to share passwords to tools i
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by newsat13 9y ago
> We're unlikely to publish all that because doing so would increase two bad things: attempts to game the site, and meta nitpicking. So security by obscurity helps at times.
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by newsat13 9y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4912076 is the show hn for anyone interested. It's funny reading that post I would not have realized that product market fit has been found. In fact, there's been so many show
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by newsat13 9y ago
How much does it cost? The Mac app store link simply redirects to https://www.apple.com/macos/what-is/ (wtf, apple?)
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by newsat13 9y ago
I would love to see a sample vulnerability report. Also, why is this flagged?
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by newsat13 9y ago
Granted OP is obscure but this is a very harsh assessment. Such comments can be hurtful to hear when you launch. Why not give some positive and constructive feedback?
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by newsat13 9y ago
The optimist in me sees this as a good things. Maybe Google will bring back it's Fiber program. Maybe the heavy weights of IT industry will start a conglomerated ISP? Maybe new startups will appear that provider an unregulated internet
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by newsat13 9y ago
I don't get it. How does Kotlin actually solve Android's fragment/activity issues?
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by newsat13 9y ago
And https://github.com/go-gitea/gitea/
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by newsat13 9y ago
Why is closed source software a good thing?
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by newsat13 9y ago
GitHub EE is standalone installable.
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by newsat13 9y ago
> Internet service is also far more vital than Facebook. Yes. So by lowering prices, more people will get access. I feel like you are adding a +1 here to the anti-net neutrality view (cue the internet.org initiative by facebook).
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by newsat13 9y ago
It's obvious to the tech community that net neutrality is a good thing. Let me pose a counter view in any case: what if verizon/comcast said they will give consumers a 75% discount should they be implement the anti-net neutrality
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by newsat13 9y ago
This is probably true for Tesla as well. Many people I know in Tesla are overworked (not sure if they are underpaid though).
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by newsat13 9y ago
How does one verify that we got this security update on ubuntu? Don't see it in https://www.ubuntu.com/usn/xenial/ yet.
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by newsat13 9y ago
Where does elon find money for all his ideas? He seems to innovate at breathtaking pace.
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by newsat13 9y ago
I am possibly not the only one who prints out code and reads them?
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by newsat13 9y ago
Very disappointed with HN turning into a 4chan/reddit style trolling board about the name. Guys, we get it that you don't like the name. Can we please stop bike shedding and move on? The people at cockroachdb have obviously seen a
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by newsat13 9y ago
Atom is free (as in beer). To be clear, I think ST is a better product but I am telling you why people might move away.
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by newsat13 9y ago
True.. I have never bothered to find out how the ST community grew so much. It's a paid product and somehow people have built plugins for a package manager that is not even part of the core IDE. Does anyone know the history here?
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by newsat13 9y ago
What didn't work out for Firefox? Firefox is used by millions last I checked.
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by newsat13 9y ago
Needs 2015 in the title. "Published Jul 8, 2015"

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