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by rubenfonseca 5y ago
No JavaScript
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by rubenfonseca 6y ago
Cool! This battle was won. Now the next one: kill Electron.
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by rubenfonseca 6y ago
This, 1000 times. The best PR stunt they could ever dream.
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by rubenfonseca 7y ago
It’s called the law ;) I’m a EU user and article 5 and 6 of GDPR is pretty clear about this.
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by rubenfonseca 7y ago
Just because it’s published on the internet doesn’t give you absolutely any right to use it. I don’t understand why people don’t get this...
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by rubenfonseca 7y ago
To all people out there that say “you are making your email public by pushing it to github”, please remember that just because something is on the internet doesn’t give you absolutely any right to use it. That’s the big deal here.
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by rubenfonseca 7y ago
What about this: https://www.keymouse.com/
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Slack Desktop has 2,065 external libraries(slack.com)
3 points by rubenfonseca 7y ago|0 comments
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by rubenfonseca 9y ago
Scaleway is using Intel Atom cores.
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by rubenfonseca 10y ago
Nope
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by rubenfonseca 10y ago
Still having the same problem today...
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by rubenfonseca 11y ago
I'm struggling to find a good balanced framework approach to AWS Lambda. I have a dozen of small lambda functions running, but I manage each one individually using just plain CLI commands or a simple Makefile. Sharing code is a pain. I
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by rubenfonseca 11y ago
I had blogged about a basic version of this right when AWS was announced: http://blog.0x82.com/2014/11/24/aws-lambda-functions-in-go/ Great to see there's still interest in the approach ;-)
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by rubenfonseca 11y ago
So they're telling me that they have all this multi-gazillion-CPU-core Android devices, but they parse JSON on the main thread?
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AWS Lambda functions in Golang(blog.0x82.com)
4 points by rubenfonseca 12y ago|0 comments
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Conferize is a TED-like platform for professional events(conferize.com)
14 points by rubenfonseca 12y ago|4 comments
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by rubenfonseca 13y ago
I've stopped reading when he really recommended that you get a USB 3.0 drive to connect to a RPi :P
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by rubenfonseca 13y ago
Conferize ( http://www.conferize.com ) - Copenhagen, Denmark - Full time on LOCAL or REMOTE We're looking for people to join me and our dev team at Conferize. It's founded by some of the people behind Issuu.com. Our stac
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by rubenfonseca 15y ago
I think that the /copy_ref links are scoped to the API key. But anyway, why would Dropbox revoked the API? I would be using the official API, the user had to explicitly share the files and I would have no access to the Root directory of the
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by rubenfonseca 15y ago
Thanks Wladimir :) I learned a lot in the process and by reading your source code!
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by rubenfonseca 15y ago
Dropship hack was immediately rendered useless by Dropbox by requiring that a random part of the file be uploaded, even if Dropbox already has many copies of the file in their system.
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by rubenfonseca 15y ago
Is it just me or /copy_ref could be used to make an awesome warez site? I hacked a quick prototype and it seems to work: - User authenticates with Dropbox on my web app - User sees his/her files and select the ones he/she wants to share - A
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Here's to learning: bootstrapping in south europe(blog.betabranch.com)
9 points by rubenfonseca 15y ago|1 comments
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by rubenfonseca 15y ago
thanks!
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by rubenfonseca 15y ago
I second that, it's 2012 and I don't maintain a list of websites I check everyday for updates :)
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by rubenfonseca 16y ago
yup, nobody cared...
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Vim + rails + ctags = power navigation (screencast)(blog.0x82.com)
4 points by rubenfonseca 16y ago|0 comments
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by rubenfonseca 16y ago
~ curl -v ' http://userstream.twitter.com/2/user.json * About to connect() to userstream.twitter.com port 80 (#0) * Trying 128.242.245.39... timeout
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by rubenfonseca 16y ago
blog post showing new architecture http://blog.0x82.com/2010/9/26/twitterrsslinks-version-2
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[Show HN] TwitterRSSLinks v2(twitterrsslinks.com)
1 points by rubenfonseca 16y ago|1 comments

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