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by timdorr 9y ago
TechCrunch is saying this month: https://techcrunch.com/2018/03/12/dropbox-ipo-range/ However, I was under the understanding this process takes 2-3 months.
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by timdorr 9y ago
Not sure of your ISP, but some offer an unlimited option for an additional fee. For instance, Comcast offers this for an extra $50 per month: https://www.xfinity.com/support/articles/exp-unlimited-data While it su
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by timdorr 9y ago
Yup. This builds on error boundaries and componentDidCatch: https://reactjs.org/blog/2017/07/26/error-handling-in-react-...
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Beyond React 16 by Dan Ambramov – Async Rendering and React Suspense(youtube.com)
129 points by timdorr 9y ago|64 comments
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by timdorr 9y ago
This is already built into the Chrome Dev Tools on the Performance tab. You have to start it manually, but you get much more detail and low level feedback: https://developers.google.com/web/tools/chrome-devtools&#x
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by timdorr 9y ago
> I'm not sure that you quite realize that Troy's intention here is to eventually be soaking a whole lot of zeroes with this. Troy's goal is to get this used by a lot of people with a large number of requests per second (s
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by timdorr 9y ago
They use Amazon as well: > The encrypted chunks of the file are stored, without any user-identifying information, using third-party storage services, such as S3 and Google Cloud Platform. https://images.apple.com/business
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by timdorr 9y ago
There's a typo on the App Store listing screenshot: "Never loose the news you liked." Should be lose .
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by timdorr 9y ago
All of your data? At best, they know the URL of any pages where this widget is visible. Not all websites, and not even a large subset of that site's pages. This isn't like a Facebook share widget, which is usually so ubiquitous, t
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by timdorr 9y ago
They also have ~1500x the build volume (15,643,840 cm3 vs 10500 cm3), so 144x the cost is possibly warranted. They are two totally different classes of machine.
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by timdorr 9y ago
Note: This was recently moved from the facebookincubator org on GitHub: https://twitter.com/fbOpenSource/status/955513652261482496
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by timdorr 9y ago
Cloudgine is responsible for the core engine tech (based on UE4). The actual game content is Reagent Games and Sumo Digital.
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CVS Pharmacy Promises to End Touch Ups of Its Beauty Images(nytimes.com)
1 points by timdorr 9y ago|0 comments
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by timdorr 9y ago
Fair point! Thanks for correcting me and giving more detail.
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by timdorr 9y ago
> the number of fuses is large enough they're never really going to run out of it. "640K ought to be enough for anybody!" But seriously, in the 3DS world, they've been going back and forth with hackers for a long time
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by timdorr 9y ago
I would avoid Authy's desktop app. It's a 144MB app (due to Electron) to show OTP keys. Kind of ridiculous... For standard OTP, I use 1Password. It integrates well, syncs with my devices, and is still locked behind a secured centr
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by timdorr 9y ago
So, other than the name, there's no actual info available on the chip?
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by timdorr 9y ago
It's a design detail. You can't have a "secure enclave" if it accepts external private keys. That's also why it only generates one kind of key. It's a black box that spits out public keys.
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by timdorr 9y ago
Very early on, they hired Benjamin De Cock: https://dribbble.com/bdc He's been instrumental in leading their design efforts. Ben's their secret sauce in the design department and why they've always had a grea
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by timdorr 9y ago
If you use this for your day job (and you don't maintain crazy hours...), you'll be running ~180 hours per month on average. That's $17.28/mo or $207.36/yr for an m5.large. You can save a few bucks with a t2.large,
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by timdorr 9y ago
It's a weak conspiracy theory: https://protonmail.com/support/knowledge-base/protonmail-isr...
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by timdorr 9y ago
That's a good start! One bigger issue is you're storing built assets in source control. This is considered bad practice, as it creates a lot of noise in commits and bogs down git clients with tons of unnecessary blobs. git is for
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by timdorr 9y ago
I'm not sure this is ready for prime time: 1.54MB - https://github.com/aws/aws-amplify/blob/master/packages/aws-...
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by timdorr 9y ago
They've had this for nearly 2 years: https://blog.google/products/maps/do-i-stay-or-do-i-go-now-g...
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by timdorr 9y ago
These images are often links from the web or posted by a bot, so they're not on a client until after they've been served.
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by timdorr 9y ago
That's establishing a separate component tree. This is one single component tree, hosted in the parent window. That was never possible until portals landed.
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by timdorr 9y ago
3.0 just removed deprecated features from 2.0. There were a handful of other tiny things, but a pretty bland major release otherwise.
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by timdorr 9y ago
React Router maintainer here! The only things we're looking at for another major version are some changes to the default API behaviors (making `exact` default to true, for instance). There are potentially some changes to path matching,
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by timdorr 9y ago
"You don't need to take any action. However, if you are actively using this product you may want to find an alternate solution before April 10, 2018." So, you do need to take action? That's a pretty terrible set of FAQ
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by timdorr 9y ago
Probably should disclose that you make it: https://github.com/eul-im Also, given that it's not open source, I can't trust it with my private Slack teams. I would seriously consider making the source open. You can

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