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Trump apps are also getting rejected. I have a friend who had his rejected from the app store, so now they are web only [1]. [1] - http://www.thegoparcade.com/
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So basically guy wants to quit and make a modern day version of this? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taxicab_Confessions
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So is Hillary a less unique threat to democracy? Or, has anyone mapped out how each of our previous presidents have harmed democracy? That could be _very_ educational.
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That sounds like a hyperdimensional snake eating his hyperdimensional tails.
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I don't this this is correct. I believe they have a partnership/relationship of some kind. Could this[1] be what makes you think that [1] - https://duck.co/help/company/yahoo-partnership
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Would the most truly price one be more like yacy [1]? This has been a keen interest of mine the last few months, and I will be releasing my own open source search engine which basically a collection of linked docker containers (solr, scrapy
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No. I simply don't work on projects that are part of public safety (traffic lights) or medical devices. Or things of that ilk.
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Is blockchain really necessary? Isn't http://voat.co trying to be the much more libertarian alternative to reddit?
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Excellent summarization! I'm going to use this explanation when I have discussions with less technically minded people on this issue.
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Yup. Love him or hate him, he was singled out for his politics. This latest change is moot for milo as his account was banned today. http://www.breitbart.com/milo/2016/07/19/breaking-milo-suspe...
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On a more lighthearted note, I've given more time to slither.io than I would like to admit...
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What a waste of effort. Identity politics infects signup forms.
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Yup. Step outside your personal and professional tech-bubbles, and it becomes apparent how many people young and old know almost nothing about their phones and computers. Pareto's rule at work -- 80% of smartphone users only use 20% of
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I always wondered how the phone knew its orientation. Then I saw this video. Wow. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KZVgKu6v808 This is from a series of videos called "Engineerguy"
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Remember that Google was also raided in Paris almost exactly one month ago [1]. [1] - https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2016/may/24/google-of...
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I think it is worth mentioning that Azure offer something similar with Samba / CIFS/ SMB protocol. [1] This is the underlying tech that powered their Docker volume plugin as well [2] I'm using in production for serving up sma
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I wish I could adopt this with all the files that litter my google drive, dopbox, and desktop :-/
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Office365 and outlook are great. The outlook app on iOS is solid, and the web app works seamlessly as well. The spam filter works well on a decade old domain that get about 200+ spams a day.
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What kind of search engine is it? Is it public?
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There Are places like this in NYC for writers. Paragraphny.com Writersroom.org They have a specific focus, which is what makes it so nice. I think having one for Devs could be interesting, and I would pay more than $2/hr for the privil
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Yup. No shame here in using it. It helps me get the job done quickly for projects when I don't need/want a framework. It is well documented, organized, and lively ecosystem of devs, documentation, support options, and -- yes -- pl
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I do from time to time, but grudgingly. I think the time has come for the Slack/Mattermost/Rocket.Chat model for a number of reasons: 1. Better support for hypermedia 2. Acceptance with more non-technical users, who often pl
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Are they really? If anything would they be expanding the scope to Also include more CaaS features. It would also seem that their developer onbarding leads with all the push to deploy tutorials. And then cartridges.
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There is also Redhat's Openshift Origin, the Open-source, host-it-yourself version of their Openshift platform. They've done a great job of documentation and on-boarding new people to try it out. They have a nice set of ansible sc
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SEEKING WORK - (currently in Sweden) - REMOTE, also travel Senior Full-stack developer with strong UX / DevOps / and product experience. I ship products, and I do it quickly 15+ years of experience in startups, product development
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Just one guys opinion... I think a CMS is pretty boring unless it fits into your personal story/narrative. __WHY__ did you create this CMS? What was lacking in the current offering and prompted you to tackle this problem? Perhaps it is
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As always, the right tools for the job. And those tools today are often a mix of my own code and some SaaS. Depending on how much data management there is, I will ususally start with Django, specifically Django Cookie Cutter [1]. This boots
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Can you expand on this?
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Agreed -- the Brits are in a class of their own when it comes to wit. They can tell you to fuck off, and you are actually happy to do so :-)
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Wix, weebly, or square space. Done and done. I'm a dev and would doing it if I were not such a cheap bastard.
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