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Express Behind Proxies(man.hubwiz.com)
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by skynode 9y ago
> I think it's led to Google having institutional ADD and has left them with countless failed products and others that have been neglected for years You're missing the point. I think this is part of what defines their existen
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by skynode 9y ago
I'll never understand why developers almost always underprice themselves.
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by skynode 9y ago
Apart from the new .NET Framework 4.7 and a few minor others, a bunch of features (e.g. Paint 3D) are not necessarily targeted towards advanced users. It would make sense to fragment some key modules we use as devs and make those available
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by skynode 9y ago
Can we get the new, improved subsystem without having to go through the Win10 Creator's Update?
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by skynode 9y ago
I'm actually working on a deployment now. Though it's from OSX (so BSD?) to Windows via WSL. So far so good.
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by skynode 9y ago
I think it's fine as is just so you even know/remember where you're running that command from. What's not exactly ideal is completely blurring the lines between both kernel syscalls.
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by skynode 9y ago
I've had this problem many times in the past too. Including subsequent problems with dpkg after the upgrade to 16.04
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by skynode 9y ago
Would be great to see some facts and numbers not more suburban lawn care anecdotes.
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by skynode 9y ago
Wow! Congratulations Courtland! I've followed IH from day zero and it's been such a great learning experience. Really happy for you man! All the best at Stripe!
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by skynode 9y ago
You're looking at a very specific case. My point is more general. Some people tend to believe that a return to the old ways of no invasion of the zeros and ones of the Internet would make their lives better by some significant margin.
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by skynode 9y ago
I disagree with the Internet is a tool... statement. The Internet is definitely not just a tool. It's a different type of consciousness; it's not completely mature yet as to approach the organic, human type, but it's defini
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by skynode 9y ago
What isn't a scam these days? Scams have only become more modular and probably smarter; so there are scams targeted at simpletons (e.g. the Nigerian Prince Plot, which apparently still works af), the middle class (e.g. the importance o
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by skynode 9y ago
Interesting. I have a horizontal SaaS and I've been seeking out motivations to verticalize it. The data in this article is telling.
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by skynode 9y ago
Software be eating up the world. :) Next iteration: smart nano-agents capable of healing virus infected networks without need for traditional human programming.
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by skynode 9y ago
A copious amount of misinformation in this article. Another honest? effort from the stable of individuals with a shallow understanding of elementary CS.
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by skynode 9y ago
Lol!
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by skynode 10y ago
This is simply awesome. Nothing more to add.
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by skynode 10y ago
You want evidence of what exactly? How Soviet-style prosperity should be public agendas collapse without mercy? Please. SV needs to grow up.
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by skynode 10y ago
Lol! Undoubtedly down-voted by the libertarians. :)
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by skynode 10y ago
> They will just as quickly dilute your quality of life as they will dilute the shares in your company. Lol! I think this incentive-based version works better though. If the libertarian culture of Californian idealists is imposed acros
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by skynode 10y ago
The media (in 2017 at least) is not necessarily here to inform the public. Some of these vanilla interviews are staged by actors on both sides of the aisle just to keep the capitalist machine oiled and keep the relevant guys relevant. A
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by skynode 10y ago
I constantly have to export my work in webflow for further development on Node, React Webpack, etc. Nothing like fine grained control over the digital elements! :-)
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by skynode 10y ago
Just like many squabbles over programming languages, not all, but many to most.
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by skynode 10y ago
Another example: https://github.com/dotnet
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by skynode 10y ago
Stated anti-features leave a lot to be desired.
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by skynode 10y ago
No I'm not.
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by skynode 10y ago
I also found it quite shocking at the sheer volume of requests for VPN guidelines; something I already take for granted. Just when I thought 2013 A.D changed everything.
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by skynode 10y ago
May be a good time to reconsider that move abroad. There are quite a bunch of places that still cherish privacy or don't even bother about privacy (so you run your own infrastructure as you like), while you still get to conduct your bu
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by skynode 10y ago
And here I am with the VPN solution :) https://www.privateinternetaccess.com/pages/privacy-from-int... Disclosure: I'm a customer but thankfully not a US-based customer (there are more and more reasons to NOT live

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