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by uberswe 5y ago
Isn't it the same thing for mobile web browsers offered on the Apple app store? You can download them and use them to access and download porn.
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by uberswe 5y ago
We also assume it’s all real users and not bots managing to opt in.
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by uberswe 5y ago
I work with a senior front end dev and noticed he wasn’t using any kind of adblocker on his work computer and it surprised me as he was privacy concerned. He said he wants to see the web like the average user and doesn’t want anything to ch
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by uberswe 5y ago
I agree, I like to see where I'm going
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Run your own NameServers with CoreDNS(gophp.io)
2 points by uberswe 5y ago|0 comments
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by uberswe 5y ago
It's a 1 year contract and you have to pay part of the remaining fee. If you go to the next step in the cancellation process they give you two months free if you don't cancel right away (might depend on how long you have had a mem
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by uberswe 6y ago
It would be nice if you could install apps without the app store, right now you can't choose anything else w/o jailbreaking.
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by uberswe 6y ago
Say more with less. I had a look at the website and it's not easy to understand what your product does. For some reason I thought it was code analysis software at first. If I go back and read more closely I see that it is an editor so
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by uberswe 6y ago
I think some people miss the point of the article. That a NAS like Terramaster F2-210 shouldn't open ports externally and if they do there should be options to turn this feature off.
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by uberswe 6y ago
I did not know that images get proxied. Either way, I use gmail with images turned off by default and I rarely enable images for specific senders.
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by uberswe 6y ago
The author makes a list of things a “professional” developer uses. Among these are SOLID principles and design patterns. While they are good things to understand, I have met many developers who follow such principles without thinking and t
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by uberswe 6y ago
I still look for comments on any article I find interesting. If the site owner takes the time to moderate the comments you can usually find some really good info there. I like to offer comments on my own sites because it's an easy way
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by uberswe 6y ago
I made something similar but simpler which just returns the IP address. It also supports formats like json https://ipcheck.fun/
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by uberswe 6y ago
So the difference is that there is no central authority that can just print more crypto. It's decentralised which means you don't need a bank, bank card or ATMs, you can store your crypto on a piece of paper. So the big guys can o
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by uberswe 6y ago
In my experience, the teams that do scrum well don’t do scrum by the book. They look at scrum and modify the things they like to work for them and get rid of things they don’t like.
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by uberswe 6y ago
It's impossible to predict the future. If everyone holds bitcoin as a store of value then the value should drop as it's not being used for anything one would think. I believe the best outcome is that people start using bitcoin for
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by uberswe 6y ago
Yea, sorry about that. I forgot I had configured a local resolver for .dev domains. in /etc/resolver/dev The site works fine.
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by uberswe 6y ago
But for some reason it's not cool to use HTML. We throw on megabytes of code just to bypass the page reload so that we can better control the user experience. This is why we end up with complex and bloated libraries like React and end
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by uberswe 6y ago
I seem to be unable to visit the site, I receive an SSL error on multiple browsers. NET::ERR_CERT_COMMON_NAME_INVALID Edit: from Sweden if it matters
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by uberswe 6y ago
I didn't know about these services and it's great that they exist. What makes bitcoin different is that it eliminates the need to trust a third party such as a bank to handle the transaction.
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Generative Art in Go(preslav.me)
3 points by uberswe 6y ago|0 comments
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by uberswe 6y ago
I made something similar for cryptocurrencies a while back https://github.com/uberswe/golang-cryptotracker
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by uberswe 6y ago
I benchmarked some of the most popular go plugin libraries here in addition to the plugin package that comes with go: https://github.com/uberswe/go-plugin-benchmark Right now I'm leaning towards using https:&#x2F
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by uberswe 6y ago
This is pretty cool, would be nice if I could somehow subscribe to a city or country for example.
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by uberswe 6y ago
I'm working on https://github.com/uberswe/beubo - It's a CMS similar to Wordpress but written in Go. It's still very early and it has a lot of bugs but what will make it powerful is plugins and themes. P
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by uberswe 6y ago
One way I have seen this done in the past is that you have contest sites. As a user you gain x number of entries for every action you take. One of these actions can be to go in and like or dislike a video for example. Sometimes the sites ca
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by uberswe 6y ago
I'm a native speaker and I had never heard of it before either. From reading the title I thought this was about creating content and teaching others programming since MOC sometimes stands for My Own Creation.
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by uberswe 6y ago
Pretty much any shared hosting can support Wordpress. Kinsta was a suggestion where you pay for someone to manage and install things for you which is a lot more than hosting.
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by uberswe 6y ago
I love Wordpress but don't use it for 90% of the things I do. I grew up with Wordpress and I love that the code is simple for someone new to PHP. Wordpress for me, with no programming background at the time, was so much easier than Zen
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by uberswe 6y ago
I was not aware of Unlicense when I decided to use MIT but it sounds interesting. I will have to read more about it to see if it is a better fit for the project. I appreciate any help to improve the licensing since I want it to be open and

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