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by rileytg 9y ago
you're missing the joke
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by rileytg 9y ago
mobile is a huge deal for me. continuity is very important for my toolset. i also do over 50% of casual code reading mobile. mobile is also where i have the biggest issue that you solve. on desktop, i don't really need your product, on
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by rileytg 9y ago
right, my shops still here because they got on the fancy spency coffee game early on (2010). sold to blue bottle, opened another 10 blocks away with even higher prices (the one i described)
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by rileytg 9y ago
i'm keyless and loving it, true most aren't
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by rileytg 9y ago
license :( this exact thing is on my devs teams backlog. if you figure out a good license it would be AMAZING for us.
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by rileytg 9y ago
pls explain
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by rileytg 9y ago
totally agreed on agent. also on provisioning the keys. my windows users eyes, even the more technical of the bunch, glaze over when teaching intro to your yubi key
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by rileytg 9y ago
y4 is one more thing to worry about. to lose. to have stolen. to drop in the toilet. etc. i think part of the "theatre" is the whole convenience for safety thing. a few years ago it was gospel to change your passwords all the tim
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by rileytg 9y ago
lulz too cheap. my local shop sells coffee+pastry for 8-10$. solid traffic from 7:00-19:00. two staff.
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by rileytg 9y ago
mobile?
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by rileytg 10y ago
to be the voice of reason here: botw is amazing. it's no surprise. if you played any of the franchise growing up, you prolly love it– zelda. botw takes that love and doubles you down.
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by rileytg 10y ago
what's a not dumb scheme?
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by rileytg 10y ago
not yet. we'll see.
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by rileytg 10y ago
anyone else consider this too little too late?
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by rileytg 10y ago
I always get worried when someone uses a lib that's 2.2kb vs 55kb (turbolinks) just to save size...when the two do the same thing. what are the 53kb doing? nothing?
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by rileytg 10y ago
this is an classic for rails. countless entrepreneur/developers i know have used this as their first 0 to production guide for their first real (shipped, launched, live etc) software projects. I say it's an excellent intro to some
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by rileytg 10y ago
NFC would mitigate the "close enough to trigger" attacker
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by rileytg 10y ago
IntelliJ scratch files
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by rileytg 10y ago
he's even cheating in the THIRDPARTY.md (its existence is still not an excuse for violating licenses) https://github.com/kataras/iris/issues/230
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by rileytg 11y ago
it wouldn't be that hard. if this was real, we'd have a good national treasure meets the notebook film to make.
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by rileytg 11y ago
sad this guy isn't working somewhere sick
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Apple stopped security guides with OS X 10.6(apple.com)
1 points by rileytg 11y ago|0 comments
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Tint stores passwords in plaintext
2 points by rileytg 12y ago|2 comments
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by rileytg 12y ago
the expressive but not mobile web
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by rileytg 12y ago
Perfect example of self loathing medium post. Nailed it bro
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by rileytg 12y ago
Am I the only one who sees the main image is photoshopped!?
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by rileytg 12y ago
we love experience! jobs@fcflamingo.com ny/la/remote dev/design/consulting
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WANTED: DEAD OR ALIVE (front end dev plz)
1 points by rileytg 13y ago|0 comments
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by rileytg 13y ago
Looks really nice but you guys ask for too many permissions! SSH keys?? http://cl.ly/U1pP
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Ask HN: heroku-like service for static websites?
4 points by rileytg 13y ago|11 comments

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