pipework

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by pipework 7y ago
The title of this has nothing to do with webrtc or the type of signaling I was expecting here on HN.
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by pipework 7y ago
Besides features, how does this compare in daily workflow to https://asdf-vm.com/ ? Does it provide version management or just upgrade to latest?
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by pipework 7y ago
You need to be more civil here and not presume offense, nor that you're better or smarter than others. The original author of the comment did not understand your English, perhaps seek a native speaker's help to clarify in the futu
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by pipework 7y ago
Way more people already know riot games and league of legends than will ever know about your security startup, so I don't see what they're upset about for you. Hand-wringing, perhaps?
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by pipework 7y ago
You seem to be talking to a strawman. I advocate business as usual, but I also notice how helpless you all feel in some way or another over this and it doesn't pain me.
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by pipework 7y ago
Smalltalk's syntax[0], presumably. [0]: https://medium.com/@richardeng/syntax-on-a-post-card-cb6d85f...
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by pipework 7y ago
Easy, the math is so simple but not obvious to able-bodied people. Anyone who knows how the anti-vaxx crowd mindset is broken against the elderly and disabled has enough of a clue here. Threaten the ablebodied, they feign understanding acce
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by pipework 7y ago
Or we could stop using the things made by people we cancel instead of getting rid of the people. Cancel culture is about not seeing faces anymore, not getting better or improving anything. It's ridiculous to stand atop the work of the
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by pipework 7y ago
RSS is not dead, but it's not cool to ship RSS clients in new projects. It's consumed far and wide, both directly and indirectly from readers, leechers, and listeners; it's used inside products and projects ranging from enter
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by pipework 7y ago
How about 'jilt'?
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by pipework 7y ago
"This software is no longer being maintainted and should not be chosen for new projects, unless your company is interested in sponsoring the project it's unfortunately unsustainable. See this issue for more information" http
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Serverless Project Apex Archived(github.com)
3 points by pipework 7y ago|1 comments
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by pipework 10y ago
If anyone needs an invite to screenhero, any screenhero user can invite someone, at least paid users, I can invite you. (Paid users haven't been charged since screenhero was bought.)
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by pipework 10y ago
I'm also curious. My favorite feature of screenhero has been the appropriate number of cursors on screen for each participant. It makes pair programming a lot better.
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by pipework 10y ago
Have you looked into mithril maybe?
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by pipework 10y ago
What about offline-capable applications? If you're not sending a client that can work independent of network connectivity, I'd venture a guess that you'd use some JS or a compile-to-js language. Have you looked into not-JS la
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by pipework 10y ago
Other than the 'no hangup' feature, sqwiggle, now defunct, used to provide a lot of these features. Check out this reddit thread for some post-shutdown alternative perhaps. https://www.reddit.com/r/software&#x
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by pipework 10y ago
This feature was implemented in tweemux, a lighter wemux-like tool. https://github.com/PeopleAdmin/tweemux It's pretty neat.
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by pipework 10y ago
Wouldn't you want to maybe... encrypt that file? Seems almost circular unless you use something like stenography to embed the data somewhere. I'm not personally too thrilled by a counter file to replace a different file, at that p
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by pipework 10y ago
Have you seen the comments for this[0] thread? * What happens when you need to change any single one of those passwords? Don't you need to change all of them? [0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12889807 edit: &q
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by pipework 11y ago
That's going to make pistol round all the more important if you buy after winning knife round. Right?
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by pipework 11y ago
On a mac, works for me.
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by pipework 11y ago
Is this a remote or onsite position?
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by pipework 11y ago
Is this remote or onsite?
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by pipework 11y ago
Are you using any open source projects? I'm deeply curious about how you're doing the encryption and am usually skeptical of in-browser cryptography, though I'd love to be able to trust some of the crypto libraries that have