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How I hijacked a Twitter Account
(world.hey.com)
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6y ago
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otar
6y ago
Cloudflare might have other issues from time to time, but I've never experienced the similar problem. I'm running around 40 domains on Cloudflare Free plan. About 20 of these domains have some traffic.
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otar
6y ago
I still remember the days when as a child (age 11-12 or smth) I was asking my parent few more hours before bed to complete another chapter of my game in GameMaker. It was such a fun, probably it pushed me towards coding. Mark Overmars, than
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otar
6y ago
This!
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otar
6y ago
I've been witness of a fully functional http client wrapper written in PL/SQL on Oracle. It's been working very well on REST and SOAP APIs. Codebase was a mission critical system for a large financial organization. Developmen
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otar
6y ago
First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win.
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otar
6y ago
PHP 6? :) It never got released...
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otar
6y ago
It's not a surprise at all. Firstly, PHP has always been around, WordPress based websites still have like 1/3 share of all existing websites. Secondly, in the recent years it got a very mature language, got loads of improvements a
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otar
6y ago
TL;DR: No alarm clock. Follow needs of your body, sleep as much as you need. Free running sleep has no alternative. It's been a while when I first read this excellent article, I always try to follow the advice about free running sleep
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otar
6y ago
I can freely attribute my previous and current job, as well as my current partnership (emerged from the current job) to LinkedIn. I've been reached out by recruiters both times and apparently it did work out. From another POV I underst
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otar
6y ago
In my case this worked out pretty well. Other than data separation and ease of scaling database per-customer (they might have different behavior of read/write operations), they other benefit was that we could place customer's data
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otar
7y ago
Indeed there's a need... We were putting common SQL queries in the code repository for later copy-pasting in the past, but we stopped doing that when we discovered Metabase ( https://metabase.com/ ). I believe it will be
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otar
10y ago
Praise to Emirate Airlines. My best flight experience was with them. I can confirm that their food in the economy class was pretty good, in comparison to other airlines they were serving the real meal.
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otar
10y ago
I have tweeted about SO several minutes ago before I discovered this topic on HN: https://twitter.com/otarch/status/798647799411675136 StackOverflow is so powerful resource on the Internet, alongside with Wikipedi
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otar
10y ago
Yarn may be something worth investing time in, but in the announcement blog post I found this part exceedingly ridiculous: "The easiest way to get started is to run: npm install -g yarn"
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otar
10y ago
Another ZCE here :)
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Muscle Wiki: Understand your body, simplify your workouts
(musclewiki.org)
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11y ago
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otar
11y ago
One tiny detail that bothers me is that there's a Windows logo on the keyboard. It could be Tux or Ubuntu logo. Tux Penguin sticker solved my problem on my XPS 13, but would be nice to see it coming out of the box.
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otar
11y ago
Paul Irish ( https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=paulirish ) should write a book about this topic.
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What does “rc” in .bashrc stand for?
(unix.stackexchange.com)
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11y ago
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What Makes People Happy? We Have the Data
(jawbone.com)
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11y ago
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11y ago
Links to related threads: * KeePass – questionable security https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9727297 * LastPass Security Notice https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9721212
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Ask HN: Recommend a secure password manager
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11y ago
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otar
11y ago
Note: I have a late 2013 edition, Sputnik 3, there's a newer - 2015 edition which has a much better battery life from what I've read. On average lasts ~7 hours, less if you're watching a video. Yes, sleep/wake up is work
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11y ago
I'm very happy that I bought Dell XPS 13 (aka Sputnik 3) instead of MacBook Air. There were some problems regarding driver support thought... but in the latest Ubuntu 15.04 most of them, maybe even all of them, are gone. I've been
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otar
11y ago
I just wonder when people will stop searching, creating, copying Silicon Valley.
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11y ago
Thank you! This was timely for me. I'm teaching my small nephew basics of web development and from now on I'll be following your book.
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When to Rob a Bank (from the Authors of Freakonomics)
(amazon.com)
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12y ago
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12y ago
Shameless plug: https://medium.com/@otar/lifehack-remembering-what-you-read-... Lifehack: Remembering What You Read
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12y ago
And Google is a search engine...
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