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whizzkid
13y ago
This looks to me more like an app designer/developer company's showcase than a music service (sorry for being negative, i might still have the monday feeling) What are the advantages I will gain if I switch from Spotify? - The ans
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13y ago
Except the first one, thanks a lot for looking at the bright side of things and the advises! but.. How can i not worry about deployment? What happens after people trusting and starts using my 'lets say' web app and after 2 weeks
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13y ago
Traffic analysis is not a problem if we could ever gotten that far. We can solve it by faking the signals and sending it every x timestamp. So they will think there is a traffic but there is not. This is the first came to my mind but i don&
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whizzkid
13y ago
Hobby projects are always fine by me. I start, i finish it. The problem i have is always with "The great idea I have".
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13y ago
It was the same for me for several ideas/projects that i started with. Then i realised what was the reason makes me not touching the project after a while... The first steps are always known and can be done by almost everyone. - Buy th
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whizzkid
13y ago
"Sounds like a hardware kickstarter project :)" Exactly!!! We may as well try it out! The concern will be the goal of the project... What will be the output ? Will it be just an experiment or business based project? Never the less
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13y ago
With all the respect what they have done so far, I can't see any reason why this is securer than the other mobile phones.. With the latest NSA stuff, I came to conclusion that a true secure system can only be built under these conditio
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13y ago
As a Turkish, I think i know little better what is going on here; It is the high school kids that they think it is cool to mess up with big and serious systems in their stupid way. It is fun for them to mess up rules which I think is the sa
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13y ago
I still think that the way you are criticising the author is nonsense. I totally agree that programmers need to use the right tool for the job but; Most of the programmers will not know the core implementations of a programming language whe
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13y ago
Not really actually. With the free community edition, you only get to manage "java" which doesn't work for me since i work with different programming languages with lots of front-end stuff as well. I meant to use it from edi
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whizzkid
13y ago
I wish, they would have a free and lightweight version of the IDEA, so i could use it instead of Sublime Text.
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whizzkid
13y ago
Dear Apple, Do not ruin the Macbook. That is the last thing from you that I still have lots of respect for!
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13y ago
Isn't Apple hiring the best/smartest/creative developers? How are these small/annoying issues are passing the test cases? Don't they have the same development cycle as they had while developing the first Iphone whic
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13y ago
always write tests while programming :) you did not cover the whole task! // Your code if "Time is a valuable resource." Don't waste employers' time end // Refactor // Adds cand
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13y ago
I am not agreeing on this. Unless you are hiring an expert, most of developers out there earning their lives by coding can not write a simple bubble sort when you give them a console. Not because they don't have the capacity, They will
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whizzkid
13y ago
I totally agree with "trying to come up with pointlessly precise definitions of what they do" what i am trying to say is, what makes product successful is not the interface design. I don't care if your product looks so beauti
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whizzkid
13y ago
To the people who consider UX as a job title. If you want your online business to be successful, UX is the first thing you should think of. Design is like the strawberries on the cake, UX is, how the cake tastes.
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13y ago
Even though this is really sad from IT point of view, I kind of like that there are people who always forces IT to be better and better. PS: I personally think that human made systems will never be absolute secure anyway.
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14y ago
As much as I agree to what title says, i am against to what the context explains.
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14y ago
I couldn't answer the question there because of reputation thing. (just signed up) Here is a little bit different approach; If you are in the room and smelled the burn, that means something is already happened and you are dealing with its r