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urda
9y ago
Backups, backups, backups, BACKUPS. Don't rely on GitHub being your only source location. Git is a DVCS, meaning you don't have to have a single upstream. Make sure you are pushing / mirroring to a third party (GitLab, Bitbuc
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urda
9y ago
Google clearly has lost direction here, anytime they start changing names around it's never good for the products. Yet Fitbit and Apple seem to have the wearables thing down.
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urda
9y ago
This feels more like an Ad than an article to be honest.
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urda
9y ago
The only reason JS is popular is because it holds a monopoly in the space it operates in. There are so many superior languages to it.
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urda
9y ago
It's literal click bait, and should be flagged as such.
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urda
9y ago
This is a classic "Short term thinking, what's a long term?" comment that arrives often on articles like this. Start thinking more long term, and not just "how can I make a profit RIGHT NOW?!"
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urda
9y ago
Was it a free account, I'm betting it was a free account because: > Customer may not use the Services to engage in mining cryptocurrency;
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urda
9y ago
- Nobody is forcing you to use Apple's music service. - Not using Apple's music service doesn't prevent you from loading your own music on your phone. - Apple happily allows other products (like Spotify, Pandora, SiriusXM, et
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urda
9y ago
This is great news! Let's Encrypt has helped me secure many of my own boxes without having to maintain my own CA, very happy to see them grow.
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urda
9y ago
> Why not? What about the (currently in use) github user names such as `hacker` or `virus`? Not sure, but I wouldn't be shocked if they are at risk themselves, those aren't exactly great either. I'm also not GitHub, nor do
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urda
9y ago
This reads like a "play stupid games, win stupid prizes" kind of situation. Why would you ever want to name yourself malware, let alone to use it "with the intent of working on some new open source stuff"? From both a pr
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urda
9y ago
I see no problem with this. The Diamond market today is nothing but a scamming and exploitation.
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urda
9y ago
Google is the one that isn't compliant. Firefox is compliant.
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urda
9y ago
You had a decent comment if you had just stuck with your first line. It's a valid question. You went completely off the rails with your second, and you should take a moment and review the Bill of Rights before you comment again because
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urda
9y ago
Those are the same arguments that Microsoft attempted to make as IE was pushed to the masses, and that was a disaster for the web and everyone involved. If you don't learn the history of technology, you will be doomed to repeat it.
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urda
9y ago
> However, faculty positions still generally pay reasonably well, especially when compared to those living in conditions of poverty. Not compared to the income one can make by ditching Academia and entering the workforce. The pay is ter
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urda
9y ago
Yup and closed tab. Either make your product work in the major browsers or don't make it at all. Not acceptable here.
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urda
9y ago
The burden of proof is on you, please provide it.
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urda
9y ago
This is the way Wave ends, Not with a bang but a whimper. I remember seeing how incredible Wave was at the time, such a shame to see it end like this. But that's how the world goes sometimes.
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urda
9y ago
Enabling a a core wireless radio feature != installing unwanted software.
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urda
9y ago
> M$ removed the control from the user, and placed it to their money-hungry baboons. Stop. You destroy your own credibility when you resort to childish behavior like that in a serious conversation. Either make your point objectively with
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urda
9y ago
> Sadly iOS suffers a similar fate with Bluetooth. What are you talking about?
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urda
9y ago
Same. I just have a nice little bluetooth speaker paired to it that I can move around my space whenever I like.
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urda
9y ago
AWS WorkMail is also a good alternative, I'm looking into that now that I have a domain name I can consider "home".
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urda
9y ago
You have a citation for that? That's a very bold claim with no actual facts to back it up. I'm willing to bet the fossil fuel ratio is way WAY higher than you have asserted here.
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urda
9y ago
> 2.3.7 Choose a unique app name, assign keywords that accurately describe your app, and don’t try to pack any of your metadata with trademarked terms, popular app names, or other irrelevant phrases just to game the system. App names mus
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urda
9y ago
> it only has to look good, it doesn't have to drive. After all, where it's going it won't need roads.
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urda
9y ago
As stated in the article: > Here at ViaRezo, our job is to offer a high-speed, affordable and reliable Internet connection to the students of CentraleSupélec at Paris-Saclay. Telling student's they can't BYOD is not acceptabl
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urda
9y ago
> If you want a 13" laptop without a fucking touchbar, then get the 13" one without the fucking touchbar. It's an option that you chose not to get. Alas, Hacker News seems just as susceptible to the classic "Apple = B
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urda
9y ago
Much like blogger before it, people are starting to figure out it's best to have your own digital home on the internet. Medium echoes Blogger today, the downturn is coming.
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