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by njsubedi 6y ago
They seem to be still working on it. Other providers are still working on it, so there's a possibility of everything you asked for. Documentation can be added, and hopefully those buttons too.
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by njsubedi 6y ago
Is there any information on whether a single employee or a number of employees were involved? I don't think the attackers could have had someone hired at Twitter Support only to carry out this attack, given how they tried to monetize.
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by njsubedi 6y ago
More like if anything like this happens we'll refund you.
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by njsubedi 6y ago
They could send out a notice to old email when they see a recent email change. When people change their email address in a service, that doesn't mean the old, verified email is completely useless.
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by njsubedi 6y ago
They used to have real-time graphs and stuff on their status page. That was a thing of the past; with more distributed system, they're probably not sure if the service is down everywhere. If a node somewhere is still up, they might con
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by njsubedi 6y ago
Why not MercurialHub?
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by njsubedi 6y ago
Everything you mentioned, and how long it takes to pinpoint how a particular thing (route/controller) works when something breaks. Also any monolith is usually "big" enough for me.
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by njsubedi 6y ago
I'd suggest letting them dive into your code, and make minor changes. That will increase the chances of them structuring their software the way you do, which makes teaching easier. If they get stuck somewhere, getting help is much easi
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by njsubedi 6y ago
I think we can trust them for now. They seem like good people and company. I don't know what's at stake in the future, but Mozilla has trusted their service, so there's bo good reason not to.
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by njsubedi 6y ago
Whoa! I was talking about the horror stories of losing GitHub account in a several of my latest comments/threads and I get to see another one. Why wouldn't they send out a notice, at least, before deactivating an old, active accou
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by njsubedi 6y ago
I'd be surprised if anyone from Apple would reply here. The problem seems to be with the payment processing, so a quick call to their support would yield faster resolution. Sometimes they have asked my card details over the phone to re
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by njsubedi 6y ago
More and more of the internet is now moving behind Cloudflare, one feature at a time. I saved some serious amount of money by just by using free service they offer. I am astonished every time Cloudflare comes up with a solution for the prob
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by njsubedi 6y ago
I have noticed that the senses detach when I'm sleeping with hands on my chest too. In our community, it's believed that demons possess you if you sleep with hands on chest. Probably its because of this kind of feeling. Weird, ind
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The Power of Defaults(bastian.rieck.me)
1 points by njsubedi 6y ago|0 comments
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by njsubedi 6y ago
That's crazy! Moved to Gitlab for some projects because of Github horror stories, and now this? The only "safe" way to do anything is to self host everything, it seems.
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by njsubedi 6y ago
They should do some kind of username filtering though. It's much easier because everything is in English, so a blacklist of words could do the job. I found several offensive username and names within few minutes of browsing the site.
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All Things Sales - 16 Mini-Lessons for Startup Founders (2018)(a16z.com)
2 points by njsubedi 6y ago|0 comments
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by njsubedi 6y ago
I constantly have self doubts, something in between Imposter Syndrome and OCD. I need to make sure I did the right thing, and even when I'm done what I had to, the self doubt kicks in, the OCD makes me look over just once to make sure.
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by njsubedi 6y ago
Can confirm this. Personally I wanted to switch to AWS from Scaleway because one of the regions was closer to the customers. No way I could justify the costs. With some load balancers and API access, we were able to scale horizontally witho
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by njsubedi 6y ago
Google Fonts doesn't track the users, or associate the use with the user's account.
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by njsubedi 6y ago
The author explains how he came up with the idea. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ
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by njsubedi 6y ago
You could have kept Rick Roll a secret. It's more fun when we randomly click a YouTube link on the internet, and Rick Roll plays!
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by njsubedi 6y ago
Carousals on Stories usually don't have actions. I simply swipe to the next photo/video if there's anything like "view post" or "swipe up for more" links. So I can agree 1% click rate might be close to acc
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by njsubedi 6y ago
The author seems to be talking about the carousals on the top of the homepage. Those thumbnails and photo preview is everywhere, from FB to any photo viewer app you find in the market.
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Ask HN: Small teams, how do work from home?
5 points by njsubedi 6y ago|2 comments
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More companies are now hiring remote staff, so this is certainly going to have a long term effect. The rent might keep dropping, and at some , will there be an equilibrium because more people might start moving in because of the reduced cos
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by njsubedi 6y ago
Somehow this is funny.
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by njsubedi 6y ago
You made it to the top of the comments section.
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by njsubedi 6y ago
In a rat-race of adding a bunch of (Sign in with xyz) buttons everywhere in the login forms, this news feels good in a weird way. Most developers use OAuth login support using several other services to reduce the friction of signing up, but
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Random Wikipedia page; please comment if you found an interesting page(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by njsubedi 6y ago|0 comments

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