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by tacone 11y ago
I use Ubuntu on my computers only because I can avoid the Unity insanity and just switch to a standard Gnome 3 experience. Gnome 3 is not Gnome 2 but still is more beareable than Unity. The problem with Canonical is they have some kind of S
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by tacone 11y ago
pretty cool, thanks!
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by tacone 11y ago
That's how democracy is meant to work.
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by tacone 11y ago
To be honest: relaxed formats usually bring a lot of glitches to keep in mind. It's probably easier to use stricter specifications. Take YAML, it looks pretty natural at first sight, but has a virtually infinite list of gotchas.
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by tacone 11y ago
> An NSL is typically reserved for companies who can give broad access to user data, such as requiring all previous and any future data for x amount of time for 3-hops from a single persons social network (which could be hundreds of peop
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by tacone 11y ago
Yeah, in some way it's something the VCS are lacking right now: being able to add files outside the .git/ parent directory, so you can index a given directory in multiple working trees/repositories. So you can have a ~/d
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by tacone 11y ago
> With the current popularity of Python, it is only going to be a matter of time before apt / rpm / etc support working through it. LOL, not gonna happen. Ever.
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by tacone 11y ago
Isn't a 3mb index.js a little bit too much? Time to dive into minifying and gzipping :)
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by tacone 11y ago
- webhooks for each task - tasks close-able only by majority vote - tasks which open another task among a defined set, choosen by voting a poll - conditional tasks based on meeting a deadline call it workflow.us or maybe trollo :-)
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by tacone 11y ago
I like this site. As simple as it is, it has a lot of potential community-wise. - it could allow sql exports for various platforms - it could feature an API so people can write their own framework drivers (for example creating migrations, i
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by tacone 11y ago
Very nice! Suggestion: if you use a CDN or other methods to improve the performance make sure to point it out in the landing page. Keep up the good job.
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by tacone 11y ago
The network scanning thing is both scaring and revealing. I never thought about that, thanks!
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by tacone 11y ago
In addition to all the other excellent answers: Change your password. Check your settings for unknown API tokens or any app you may have given to the permission to access your Google account.
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by tacone 11y ago
This is the third attempt at this niche I see on HN. I guess there's definitely a market for this, so good luck :)
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by tacone 11y ago
Yes, that one.
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by tacone 11y ago
License.txt contains a GPL license, while composer.json says MIT. Worth of notice, one of the keywords in composer.json is "self-updating".
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by tacone 11y ago
Yes it is. Visual Studio for Linux also does the same thing and, unlike Atom, there's no opt-out.
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by tacone 11y ago
They just scanned your mailbox, stupid.
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by tacone 11y ago
It would be nice for this to become a github repo with all the bash scripts in the page.
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by tacone 11y ago
Worth of mentioning: during the earliest years of Facebook, some guy managed to hack in and expose some source code. When they did, everybody was like "oh, how can such crappy code power a successful service like that?" Security i
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by tacone 11y ago
First and foremost, congratulation and good luck. You sorely need a free tier, with limited emails or less features (say for example, no referrals). This is the second try of this kind I see on HN and I think there definitely is a market sp
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by tacone 11y ago
As somebody who played with the Twitter API, this post is so awesome. So much knowledge packed in a single article.
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by tacone 11y ago
I read it, so? What's wrong in grandparent?
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by tacone 11y ago
> Yep, that's right. stdx.data.json's pull parser finally beats the dynamic languages with native efficiency. (I used the default options here that provide you with an Exception and line number on errors.) Nice to see that it o
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by tacone 11y ago
The website does show differences in the HTTP headers though.
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by tacone 11y ago
OP here. This is more or less a toy project. Feel free to comment or ask.
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Show HN: Pipes – thin wrapper around PHP SPL iterators and generators(github.com)
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by tacone 11y ago
Maybe because you don't need to actually open an executable file to get infected. Even displaying an image in your web browser may do: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arbitrary_code_execution
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by tacone 11y ago
Interesting, I'll think about that.
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by tacone 11y ago
I have some problem with this: > Use the imperative mood in the subject line Sometimes, you don't have or don't want to link to a bug tracker bug. So it gets unpractical to write something like "fix the window that didn&#x

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