rauar

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by rauar 15y ago
Which provider is that ?
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by rauar 15y ago
The feedback regarding came from known users with technical background. I chose clarity and reliability (could not login myself once with my own OpenID) for my long-term users over higher sign-up conversions (OpenID was 2 clicks for login a
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by rauar 15y ago
Started with OpenID supported accounts only as a quickstart on my site. Removed it after a while and replaced it by classic email/password based accounts. Observed issues with broken authentication and people were a bit confused with alread
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by rauar 15y ago
Not sure what the intention of posting this was but if it was blank curiosity about mutation testing: I built Carma ( http://retroduction.org ) which mutates Java bytecode and looks for undetected mutations (low testcase quality).
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by rauar 15y ago
Wanted ? Yes. Feasable ? No. At least not with current computing power and technologies. Combinatorial explosion applies here as well (like for "full" input test coverage. Something like a unit test inverse deduction software would be great
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by rauar 15y ago
A currency would be useful.
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by rauar 15y ago
W/o scrollbars?
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by rauar 15y ago
Didn't read the article. But "typical" is a rather vague expression. If it aims at households of "internet of things" fanboys... perhaps. Otherwise I bet it won't be true. PS: Man, I hate the internet of things expression. Sounds like buzz
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by rauar 15y ago
Thanks for bringing this up. Felt exactly the same pain, worked on it and launched a solution. No private beta or invitations required - 100% public and free ! The result: A dead simple "remote control" which allows your contacts to updat
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by rauar 15y ago
No MacOsX support.
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by rauar 15y ago
+1 to the VPS for small (early) web apps. These VMs can handle more than one normally assumes. Especially if the load does not come in bursts. Running my app ( https://addresspush.com ) now since 9 months and the smallest slice with Apache