solardev

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   by solardev 2y ago

   It's a network problem. People will flock to the easiest to use solutions, not the most secure. Just don't share anything sensitive over the unencrypted channels. It doesn't matter what options are out there. People aren&#x27
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   by solardev 2y ago

   Analytics, marketing, etc.
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   by solardev 2y ago

   Just being able to add comments to a .JSON5 file is a godsend though, no matter who/what created it. Oh... and TRAILING COMMAS!
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   by solardev 2y ago

   Saruman's vacation pics?
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   by solardev 2y ago

   What about for software implementations like 1Password and Bitwarden?
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   by solardev 2y ago

   1password is nice and easy. I don't self host and don't want to. My whole fam uses it and shares some passwords.
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   by solardev 2y ago

   Donate some to a local homeless shelter or food bank
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   by solardev 2y ago

   Prob cuz they're cheap and it comes with Workspace. The Gmail chat inside Gmail isn't new, BTW. It's been there for like a decade or longer, but it keeps changing and losing compatibility with other services. I wouldn't
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   by solardev 2y ago

   Unreal Engine is free with a huge ecosystem to learn from. Jetbrains IDEs are worth every dollar.
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    by solardev 2y ago

    Make a simple one in Airtable?
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    by solardev 2y ago

    Don't get too attached to it... it's a running joke that they make a new chat platform every other year. There's already been Talk, Voice, Buzz, Plus, Chat, Wave, Spaces, Currents, Hangouts, Meet, Hangouts Chat, Hangouts Meet
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    by solardev 2y ago

    That'd be nice, it just doesn't match my experience dealing with frontline support. Most companies don't give them the training, autonomy, problem solving tools, or even buy-in to deal with something like this. When I call in
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    by solardev 2y ago

    The killing seems to have been cathartic for many, and the killer inscribed words onto his ammunition that directly referenced health insurance industry tactics used to prevent claim payouts. https://apnews.com/article/
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    by solardev 2y ago

    Teachers should be paid like 10x more than they do now
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    by solardev 2y ago

    Do you have prior experience reporting to them, or why do you believe this to be the case? (I'm not affiliated with them, just an occasional customer who's wondering if they have a bad reputation in this regard or something.)
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    by solardev 2y ago

    I don't think it's realistic to expect airline support staff to know how to properly classify and route web vulnerabilities. Giving someone points is just a way to get them to go away so the ticket can be closed.
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    by solardev 2y ago

    The insurance industry is the reason the drugs and all the other healthcare costs so much to begin with. They lobby and bribe hard to keep the US the only developed nation without nationalized healthcare and give you the illusion of free ma
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    by solardev 2y ago

    Or perhaps a caching issue?
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    by solardev 2y ago

    Support won't know what to do. Have you tried their cybersec form? https://www.alaskaair.com/content/about-us/site-info/report-...
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    by solardev 2y ago

    Launch HN: I am Jake Sully, and I know how to fix dating.
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    by solardev 2y ago

    Welcome! Hope that provides a little bit of (opinionated) context. A lot of people here hate Next.js and I don't think that's quite fair. It has its place. It's just not right for EVERY project. I encourage anyone starting a
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    by solardev 2y ago

    Cool, good luck! PS I just bought a license for myself. My partner and I were coincidentally talking about eye strain just last night, so perfect timing!! Oh, and a throwaway thought: Just saw the custom backgrounds & messages feature.
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    by solardev 2y ago

    (As a user only, not a desktop dev) I've never really ever seen desktop DRM work effectively. Various things have been tried, like keeping some of the code out of the client and only downloading it at startup every time, or requiring s
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    by solardev 2y ago

    Yeah man, we don't like .BMPs anymore.
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    by solardev 2y ago

    Yes, I use RCS with my partner (Android) and friends (mix of Android/iPhone). It's better than raw SMS/MMS because it can send read receipts, typing indicators, high-res photos and videos and such. Nobody in my friend group c
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    by solardev 2y ago

    My opinion as a web dev who started in the 90s is that you have to follow the history a little bit to know how we got here: - Serverside rendering (like Rails or PHP) isn't great for clientside interactivity - The other clientside inte
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    by solardev 2y ago

    I think we're saying the same thing? :)
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    by solardev 2y ago

    Sure, but it's not an either/or situation. Every big project adds dependencies, but using Next means you have some basic, common functionality included out of the box by default/by convention (like TypeScript, linting, testin
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    by solardev 2y ago

    Some things are easy now, but some things still require multiple lines of code: https://youmightnotneed.com/lodash . If you only need one or two, sure, just write your own, but if you're maintaining a big project... why
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    by solardev 2y ago

    Angular was kinda like that, batteries-included, but it lost to React. It wasn't until Next that we got a similar batteries-included big framework for the React world.