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11y ago
Possibly a need for 24/7 IT support with someone always active; rather than just being paged for emergencies.
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Yikes - seriously, I had always thought deploy keys were read-only by definition.
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11y ago
Very interesting; however personally - I would have an issue with the mental perception of it. Texting is for my friends and family, I don't want to think of it as 'work' when I'm sitting there organizing my social life.
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11y ago
This wasn't a DMCA complaint (Or whatever equivalent - if that's not correct) sent to Github though, this was sent directly to the author of the original repository. But point still stands - even if Github took it down, there are
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11y ago
Then to add to it, what are tests written in?
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11y ago
In what context? You can automate anything. Chess has had AI for years; does that make it bad?
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11y ago
You answered your own question: In the US . WhatsApp is huge outside of the US. If memory serves correctly, SMS has always been expensive and MMS never really took off - once the data messaging platform came to be WhatsApp really served th
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11y ago
If it was perfect, than everyone would be happy.
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Neat! Nice work! Some are definitely criticizing, but hey - you'll always have critics. Unless they're following through with a pull-request, don't mind them. Great job on putting the project out there! An idea: Multiple opti
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11y ago
Hacker News caters to a wide audience. While it may not be of interest to you, someone else is geeking out over it.
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11y ago
Looks like those are spaces, while everything else is tabs. Probably has his editor set tabs to 4 spaces where it matches up - Easy to overlook unless you have your editor show spaces with a character.
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11y ago
Exactly this. Since I switched to Spotify, and then Google Play Music, I haven't downloaded a single song. It's honestly easier to use these services than to go through the process of downloading. Now what I don't get is th
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12y ago
Anyone aware of what benefits this would give someone on a pure-EC2/AWS platform over just using CloudMetrics?
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12y ago
Any plans to have direct integration with cloud providers (AWS, DO, etc.) so that the command doesn't need to be run by hand and we can instead just spin up servers directly?
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12y ago
I'm just curious where you're managing to live with ~$200/mo.
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12y ago
Heheh, to each their own :)
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12y ago
Interesting; however in my opinion I'd redesign that page. Having a lot of the information behind the interactive scrolling will cause it to be lost. Personally, and I know a lot of others, just scroll the page and look for the relevan
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12y ago
To add to your list: Virtualization type
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12y ago
The commit was made in September - that tweet, yesterday. Chances that they both got recognition within 24 hours of each other: pretty slim. Personally, I saw this on /r/programmerhumor yesterday.
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12y ago
I received an email last week - maybe check your spam?
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12y ago
Personally still not finding the price justifiable. I'm in the same boat as archagon. To make this worthwhile, at least to a wider audience - you may have luck at your current point, I'd suggest amentities such as: Laundry, buffet
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12y ago
One simple password is never adequate as that then trains the user to continue doing that across other sites - regardless of their use of 2FA. I've found the best solution for me is to use a password manage (Personally, I use LastPass)
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12y ago
Curious - how will conventions handle this? Isn't it common for a convention to block out other wi-fi signals and offer a free one of their own so that channels aren't overloaded and people can actually get on?
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12y ago
Hi! Where did you meet your roommates? It would be great to have that gig and live with people in a similar situation.
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12y ago
The Silicon Valley show exists because the stereotypes are true. Sure, they're annoying for some - but they're reality for others.
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Wouldn't even need a separate site - just update the redirect to point at the same load balancer as the main site instead, and then add a virtual host entry.
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12y ago
Sure, the idea is to cut out the middleman - Go ahead and write your own payment processing platform to support bitcoin payments on your website then. It's a matter of convenience and what people are willing to pay for a service rather
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12y ago
Seemed interesting; however I uninstalled after a few minutes of use. I think the idea certainly has potential - but the people around me just seem to treat it as a status update or Instagram post. This would be a great technology to spread
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12y ago
New ideas are always welcome; for even if they fail - they may inspire another.
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12y ago
However that's not the only use case for android.permission.INTERNET - you need it for anything that does networking on the internet, such as API calls to your web application.
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