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urda
11y ago
GitHub code search is pretty awful in practice. It's easier to use ack or grep to find relevant information in a repo.
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urda
11y ago
GitLab and Bitbucket are equally as powerful. I've actually really enjoyed trying out GitLab for the past few days.
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urda
11y ago
I've only seen more coverage of "avoid these startup groups, but use YC instead!" It can set a very dangerous precedent. YC isn't the end all of all, but it's starting to feel like it is becoming a mandatory part of
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urda
11y ago
> A fan-created ASCII version of the 1999 sci-fi classic The Matrix is the oldest known torrent that's still active. Created more than 12 years ago, the file has outlived many blockbuster movies and is still downloaded a few times a
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urda
11y ago
They already started to move away from the headphone connector completely, well assuming you have NFC or a chip'd card. https://squareup.com/contactless-chip-reader
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urda
11y ago
> If GitHub is kicking back and sitting on their huge valuations, There is no longer an "if". It's absolutely true that GitHub is cruising at this time. For example: They are more interested in hiring community managers &#
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urda
11y ago
Unfortunately it's their product and they can do as they wish with it. If this includes not building it for WP, well that's life. 6snap wasn't their app, and yes they had every right to have it removed from the WP store. That
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urda
11y ago
> But for the others? Cheap labor! Yeah at this level and in this market, this is not an acceptable practice.
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urda
11y ago
Mmm avocado!
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urda
11y ago
Please take note of this folks. Simply trusting "transport security" isn't enough. Please do not seriously run an open access point because you think it's just as safe as the OP.
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urda
11y ago
That's hardly demeaning. I would be more devastated if I produced a product that had this type of a bug, versus what some random stranger might write in patch notes about it.
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urda
11y ago
Nope.
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urda
11y ago
> White people should get over their fear of using public transport. Can we drop the racism and focus on making constructive comments? This is HN not some generic forum.
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urda
11y ago
> There's always Bernie If you think Bernie is going to actually do anything different if he makes it to the White House, well you are living in a dream world then.
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urda
11y ago
This is the part where you offer a few links to alternatives and demonstrate why said "open source alternative" meets that requirement. Otherwise, you have a noisy and unhelpful comment.
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urda
11y ago
What you described is not a right, and they are allowed to control what is or is not in their store. Whether you like it or not.
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urda
11y ago
> That's an easy stance to take No that's the 100% correct stance to take. You are not forced to use Apple's products or their walled garden, and they are not required to grant you access. > I'm sure many oppres
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urda
11y ago
Um, all I see is: > Oops! That page can’t be found. > It looks like nothing was found at this location. Maybe try a search?
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urda
11y ago
1) They don't have to work there* 2) If they are more qualified for a higher paying position or different job, they should move to it. Apple doesn't owe them anything, and it certainly doesn't need people attempting to tell A
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urda
11y ago
Yeah, it's pretty fantastic you should try it sometime.
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urda
11y ago
It's also a very busy and noisy video which ends up just being a generic PowerPoint-like presentation on autoplay. Within seconds of the video's awful soundtrack blaring out I just closed the entire tab, and lost full interest in
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urda
11y ago
If I can't watch a show or movie on my Apple TV (or other streaming devices), I just don't watch it. Got rid of cable when I moved away for college, not going back anytime soon.
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urda
11y ago
Do you have an actual comment regarding the IPO or a point to make? What you have posted appears to be nothing but noise.
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urda
11y ago
Works fine in Wine.
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Volkswagen pulls 2016 diesel lineup from US market
(arstechnica.com)
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11y ago
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urda
11y ago
Much like 'goto' statements in code, unless you really have a good reason to do you shouldn't disable SIP.
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urda
11y ago
> Not necessarily. 100% absolutely "necessarily". Ifixit broke the rules, and got a light punishment for it. It doesn't matter how you feel on the matter, or if the end product is the same as the dev kit. They broke the ru
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urda
11y ago
> Of course it does. I may or may not choose to buy X product because of how easy or difficult it is to take apart and repair myself Then Ifixit should have waited until it's available on the market then did the tear down. They cons
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11y ago
> Well, everyone breaks rules. That's not valid justification for what occurred at all. They broke the rules, and Apple gave them what many consider a light punishment. Ifixit has learned a valuable lesson for a cheap price. This wa
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11y ago
> I'm surprised he's using Bitcoin, since bitcoin is a ponzi. Let's keep the discussion to actual facts please.
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