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IFTTT Pro(ifttt.com)
4 points by tucif 6y ago|3 comments
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by tucif 6y ago
I've thought about this in terms of people passing away and the domain no longer being renewed afterwards. 10 years limit on domain registrations seems ridiculous, we need lifetime-span registration capabilities, at least.
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by tucif 6y ago
Look! Someone made just that cross-editor sync: Gitduck https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24228826
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by tucif 6y ago
Definitely a step forward in sharing by allowing each person to use their own editor. Looking forward to the vim plugin. I find myself also sharing consoles too, I'd like to see this extended to terminal sessions, perhaps the session c
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by tucif 6y ago
A great thing would be all sides involved being able to use their own stack of tools to write and navigate the code. Usual remote control/vnc limit you to use whatever the other person is using, which makes it more difficult when that
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by tucif 6y ago
So many articles found that are gone from the original sites, but still readable from the cached version, that's pretty useful!
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by tucif 6y ago
If Apple/Google are forced to take out the apps from their stores, would they have to take them out of the US only or worldwide?
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by tucif 6y ago
I like their use of alphabetical order within each section, first word being component it seems. Makes it easier to follow a particular aspect changed, nice one!
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by tucif 6y ago
I guess the key would be in writing those “clear commit messages”. Do you use a template/format for uniformity?
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Ask HN: What are some examples of good changelogs?
9 points by tucif 6y ago|5 comments
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Text to Speech Software Will Change the Way You Edit Audio(blog.descript.com)
3 points by tucif 6y ago|0 comments
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by tucif 6y ago
Probably just the old hashes to prevent a user from reusing the last N passwords. If you know the value of N (from UI errors trying to reuse one) and want them to get rid of an old hash for some reason then you could reset your password N t
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by tucif 6y ago
Even can run vim locally and edit a remote file via scp. vim scp://user@example.org//path/to/file (Basically edits a local copy and pushes saves as scp uploads) I've found this very useful in combination w
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Ask HN: What are your Hopes for the next decade?
3 points by tucif 7y ago|1 comments
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by tucif 7y ago
It does
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by tucif 7y ago
Or host it for free in one of Oracle's cloud 'always free' tier VMs. Disclaimer: I'm an employee
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Oracle Cloud New Always Free Services(oracle.com)
16 points by tucif 7y ago|0 comments
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by tucif 7y ago
You should probably look into https://standardnotes.org , it was mentioned here a while back. Free editor is quite clean and simple.
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by tucif 7y ago
What kind of sync is that? Only if you manage your vaults externally (e.g. Dropbox)?
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by tucif 7y ago
The nearby phone is the one encrypting its own location with the public key broadcasted, so in theory fake location is possible if you had control over the protocol in all nearby devices.
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by tucif 8y ago
does this work with apps using certificate pinning?
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by tucif 9y ago
At least in my country I've seen a common practice for the bank to mail (separately, days before/after) an envelope with a temporary PIN to the customer, so that they can activate the card and change it. Not sure if they do that i
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by tucif 9y ago
Here is the facebook site explaining how this works/will work. https://www.facebook.com/about/basics/manage-your-privacy/fa...
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by tucif 9y ago
I was getting interesting results until I noticed a pattern involving the presence of "Wayback machine" as the only connecting dot between really different things. That adds noise, since articles now automatically use the wayback
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Google Translate transforming meaningless character sequences into prose(languagelog.ldc.upenn.edu)
3 points by tucif 9y ago|0 comments
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UFC allegedly using customers PCs for crypto mining(reddit.com)
2 points by tucif 9y ago|0 comments
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by tucif 9y ago
> Schedule meetings at the beginning or end of the day, or near lunch. Please don't unless you can make sure it won't make your devs miss lunch or leave late because it got extended. I'd prefer to just schedule meetings a
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by tucif 9y ago
I also think the situations where I'd find useful this kind of translations are when I'm not in my home country which most likely means my data plan does not work or is very expensive, which makes it less useful than it sounds at
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Mark Zuckerberg on Russian election interference(facebook.com)
3 points by tucif 9y ago|0 comments
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Facebook to Turn Over Russian-Linked Ads to Congress(nytimes.com)
44 points by tucif 9y ago|19 comments

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