stenius

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Show HN: Caller Notes, desktop app that pops up during a call with shared notes(callernotesapp.com)
8 points by stenius 11y ago|3 comments
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by stenius 11y ago
Do you have to set up DNS or anything like that? Other than that, you also need to use or run your own DB or use a hosted solution. That can also be done by a script, but even spending 30 minutes setting up a server and a db is a lot of ti
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by stenius 11y ago
I'd probably go with IBM Blue Mix or Heroku if digital ocean wasn't sponsoring. No reason to spend time on managing your server at this point and they provide pretty much the same capabilities for the developer deploying code
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by stenius 11y ago
A lot of people I've worked with at hackathons didn't have a server running so being able to use ngrok is a lot easier for them.
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by stenius 11y ago
python 2.7 doesn't support SNI which is used by a lot of consumers of APIs
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Update on Firefox for iOS(blog.mozilla.org)
2 points by stenius 11y ago|0 comments
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by stenius 12y ago
I've seen people use placeholders to label form fields. If something got auto completed, it might contain incorrect data.
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by stenius 14y ago
for about 10 seconds I was thinking about restarting my Netflix sub. Then I read part of the article and found it wasn't a native solution or Netflix who was stepping up.
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by stenius 16y ago
Can we compare this to the warnings of being cursed on Egyptian tombs? I know 4,000 years later when we read that something is cursed it pretty much falls on death ears, how are we going to convince people 10,000 years later that we have t
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by stenius 16y ago
found a couple of cool tricks in the article, mainly using the -t flag to set up a chain of servers to pass through when machines are NATed or firewalled. Seems kind of weird in the tunnel section that the -D flag was not mentioned which cr
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New Nokia Bubbles lock screen interface beta for Symbian(betalabs.nokia.com)
2 points by stenius 16y ago|0 comments
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by stenius 16y ago
a lab at a university