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931.
by treve 11y ago
It's not a true CNAME, but rather a sort of server-side translator to make it behave as a CNAME while really just returning A/AAAA records. It's more like the 'ALIAS' record.
932.
by treve 11y ago
I don't see anything wrong with going after the massive amount of smaller project with simple needs, instead of the few large projects & popular projects with very specific needs. If github evolves to the projects you're menti
933.
by treve 11y ago
Can't be that much actual data. Also this user is on wifi.
934.
by treve 11y ago
Robocop too, right?
935.
by treve 11y ago
That might be true for the heart, emoticons and several others, but I'm not sure if that statement applies to the taco. Where does it end? Very curious how it's determined when something is worthy of inclusion. At what point is un
936.
by treve 11y ago
There's nothing wrong with only having 1 or 2 close friends.
937.
by treve 11y ago
Sorry, but engineers are not artists. People need to stop elevating their profession and job titles to something they're not and take pride in what you actually are; which is pretty great in itself.
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Parsing Atom with sabre/xml(evertpot.com)
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939.
by treve 11y ago
I think it's safe to say that it's not a matter of a recreational activity vs. "producing something". I think it rather has to do with the fact that Germans are very privacy conscious. Facebook (and other American applic
940.
by treve 11y ago
Who cares if it's a fine idea in theory, when in reality it's completely unpractical. What you call 'worse' is a model that works. Files showing the wrong size are a very small part of the problem. If people actively sta
941.
by treve 11y ago
I've been actively using PGP for about 2 years with a few friends that all use keybase, but I still don't feel like I really know what I'm doing, or if I'm really doing the right thing. A lot of the terminology and best
942.
by treve 11y ago
Well done guys!
943.
by treve 11y ago
It's funny that the behavior that caused the author to blow the interview is also perfectly demonstrated in the article. The author moves from a specific issue (not correctly anticipating what the the interviewer wants to hear) to gene
944.
by treve 11y ago
> Symbolics, I disagree. I (a regular programmer) have reprogrammed my computer's keyboard to imitate parts of "programmer's dvorak. I think that qualifies as 'most special'.
945.
by treve 11y ago
I'm curious what sort of problems this new distribution would solve. Is it mainly for running legacy software, or are there other applications?
946.
by treve 11y ago
The point is that bold, italics, underline are all a property of the style, but not intent. The intent is "emphasis". How emphasis is rendered is dependent on the stylesheet.
947.
by treve 11y ago
I don't think this is the right way to look at this. They both transform to the most sensible html given the input. If you want to use an underline for emphasis instead of cursive, this is more of a style concern than anything else, so
948.
by treve 11y ago
Politics is off-topic for HN afaik.
949.
by treve 11y ago
Or you know... it could have been a satire piece.
950.
by treve 11y ago
Dumb question... what does the yubikey then do that a normal computer can't do? If you keep it plugged in, what security benefit does it have over storing (strong) passwords?
951.
by treve 11y ago
> The UK has effectively decided to run the country as a property export operation. That's an insane hyperbole.
952.
by treve 11y ago
It seems like a highly biased opinion piece. Better to just read the news instead of this crap.
953.
by treve 11y ago
> By the way, I see you edited this from the first time I read it. There were no comments yet, so it seemed ok to elaborate without destroying context. I'm definitely with you on the issues with DAV. Things are way harder than neede
954.
by treve 11y ago
Can't make it unfortunately, but it's really great to hear that this is being considered. Everything seemed pretty set in stone in the past.
955.
by treve 11y ago
> I guess I'll just stick to remoteStorage and some ics files in it. Well that was all you needed to begin with, wasn't it? As far as I can tell your use-case could probably be satisfied by rsync alone... might be another optio
956.
by treve 11y ago
> It has caused quite a bit of trouble for CardDAV interopability, since particularly Apple has defined proprietary extensions for crucial features like groups. This lead to other clients adopting the proprietary extension, only for it t
957.
by treve 11y ago
> What's wrong with storing a file inside the calendar folder? Why do clients need to do this? I'm talking about iCalendar properties, parameters and components, NOT webdav properties. The distinction is important. > Even in
958.
by treve 11y ago
Except that a dumb storage cannot do scheduling, and many other things.
959.
by treve 11y ago
Yes, the formats are inspired by standards and similar, but that's not the main point. Currently CalDAV and CardDAV agents expect servers to be able to store custom properties, and retrieve those again. This is relevant for sync client
960.
by treve 11y ago
Both vCard 4 and jCard are strictly UTF-8 too.

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