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by vrde 5y ago
I'm glad you gave me the opportunity to clarify the accessibility part more :)
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by vrde 5y ago
NP! I was actually surprised that in the US a "codice fiscale" would be considered PHI :)
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by vrde 5y ago
Alberto here, I made the bot. The vaccine situation in Veneto is complex. It's not "first come, first served". There are different cohorts. Right now the only people that are eligible are people over 80 and people with pre-ex
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by vrde 5y ago
Alberto here, I made the bot. I'm not a lawyer but "codice fiscale" is not PHI. The Italian Data Protection Authority puts codice fiscale under PII[0] and it's not mentioned in the PHI section[1,2,3,4]. [0] https:/
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by vrde 9y ago
The thing that backend devs don't realize is that frontend is not easy. A frontend dev builds something that will be used by a HUMAN, while a backend dev builds something that will be used by a PROGRAM. Related to the comment, things w
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by vrde 10y ago
I'm the main developer of the extension. We use the public post to connect your Facebook profile with your user in our database. If you want you can just publish the public key without anything else. After we validate your key, you can
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Fiesta to shut down in less than 3 weeks(blog.fiesta.cc)
2 points by vrde 15y ago|0 comments
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by vrde 15y ago
You are right, I get your point. The thing is that at the beginning we were just three friends trying to develop a simple webapp. The domain hack (.st) was to keep our URLs short. The .com domain was parked. As you wrote, "I was happy wit
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Ask HN: Cybersquatting a startup domain, how to protect?
2 points by vrde 15y ago|8 comments
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by vrde 15y ago
Dear HN, since I'm a little bit disappointed with the newtwitter newlayout, i made a tiny greasemonkey script to fix it, and I'm sharing it with you. The script puts the timeline on the left and fixes also the ">" icons con the menu sid
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How to fix the new Twitter insane layout (for Firefox and chrome)(userscripts.org)
1 points by vrde 15y ago|1 comments
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by vrde 15y ago
Yep, you are right, but imho the fastest way to have read-write support is to use sshfs. Anyway thank you for pointing it out.
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by vrde 15y ago
I didn't know (until now) Sublime Text. I don't want to seem inquisitive, but it looks a lot like VIM. I thought it was VIM, or a human-friendly version of it. I took a look to http://www.sublimetext.com/features and many of the feature
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by vrde 15y ago
Please be specific. In my experience, even if you are building a quick'n'dirty prototype, you'll always need to fire up a terminal or run the GUI to interact/play with the prototype you are building, to see if it "works". In this case you m
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by vrde 15y ago
I strongly agree with all the 5 rules Randall pointed out. But, IMHO, the very first step to really understand those rules is to dramatically fail on every one. [this is my first comment on HN! :)]