yalooze

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by yalooze 10y ago
If you don't run Linux I would highly recommend 1Password. Great browser integration, great mobile clients. I've been using it for years and can't knock it.
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by yalooze 10y ago
I thought that at first too. But they want to make sure they're removing the correct person. I don't know how else they could do it.
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by yalooze 10y ago
Wasn't aware of Jamboard. Thanks for the reference. Link for others: https://gsuite.google.com/jamboard/
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by yalooze 10y ago
I would love to hear some more detail about how you tackle onboarding / knowledge transfer. How do you handle a more complicated business that may have a lot of different edge cases? Do you just build up exhaustive documentation? Also,
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by yalooze 10y ago
Small piece of feedback but I would increase the contrast of your fonts to make it a bit easier to read (it's far from the worst I've seen but if you compare it to the DO community you link to, theirs is easier to read). Also, the
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by yalooze 10y ago
First thought: helpful to know what words to ignore when trying to parse audio.
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by yalooze 10y ago
Jumping on the next-big-thing trend, but: Compilers with an AI that give you zero-cost optimisations. Plus IDE plugins for interpreted languages. Actually, I'd guess someone is already working on it :)
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by yalooze 10y ago
Phil Schiller, their marketing chief said: > To put more than 16GB of fast RAM into a notebook design at this time would require a memory system that consumes much more power and wouldn't be efficient enough for a notebook. ref: ht
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by yalooze 10y ago
Does anyone know how this compares to the current implementations of competing browsers? ie. is Firefox still playing catch up in some respects or is this leaps ahead of the competition too?
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by yalooze 10y ago
I second that. Have mostly been playing with it on some toy projects of mine but works very well. Two main gripes: 1. Filesystem performance is very slow (ie. anything in /mnt), but I know they're working on it 2. I really wish
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by yalooze 10y ago
The current state of online advertising still has a significant impact on loads times, battery life and bandwidth. It's getting better and, I think, will continue to get better, in part because of the huge take-up of adblockers which i
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by yalooze 10y ago
Same here. Chrome Version 53.0.2785.143 The whole browser becomes almost unresponsive.
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by yalooze 10y ago
There is LibreSSL[0] which is a fork of OpenSSL done primarily by the OpenBSD team (it was created as a direct response to Heartbleed). BoringSSL[1] is Google's attempt. [0] https://www.libressl.org/ [1] https:/&
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by yalooze 10y ago
In Thaxll's defense, I've seen this a lot with Netflix blog posts on HN.
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by yalooze 10y ago
I wonder what the reasoning was for having version 2 only terminate instances (vs burning up CPU, taking disks offline, etc.)? I assume it's something to do with what Chaos Monkey is NOT trying to solve (ie. eating up CPU is caught els
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by yalooze 10y ago
Meta: seems like a setting or plugin in their Wordpress instance is stealing the default middle-click functionality (open in new window). I always wonder what the original intent with such things is...
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by yalooze 10y ago
FTA: 3rd party ads, issues with preserving SEO rankings and a staged approach (only certain parts of the site on HTTPS). The more technical article is better: https://www.wired.com/2016/09/wired-completely-encrypte
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by yalooze 10y ago
He mentions he's using the cloud-hosted version so I don't think it's the version / hardware that's the problem.
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by yalooze 10y ago
Hmmmm perhaps my definition of serverless is non-standard :) My thinking is that if you just have an endpoint that you can throw a container at, or something like RDS for databases, then that's serverless enough for me (at least it tak
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by yalooze 10y ago
I wonder if this will affect newspaper paywalls... EDIT: FTA "By contrast, here are some examples of techniques that, used responsibly, would not be affected by the new signal: Login dialogs on sites where content is not publicly index
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by yalooze 10y ago
I would consider a project in Docker serverless if it is used in something like AWS EC2 Container Service (ECS).
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by yalooze 10y ago
Can any one recommend any recent books or articles on this topic? I'm particularly interested in what the current suggestions are for solutions (if any), which this article doesn't tackle.
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by yalooze 10y ago
I always considered ghost buttons to be ok, provided they are used as a secondary button in conjunction with a primary button. I'm not sure what the alternatives would be to indicate button hierarchy.
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by yalooze 10y ago
I think they're saying they run the pipeline builds using docker containers. It's how they can build easily based on any branch. Ie. what they use behind-the-scenes, not what you need to be using. Although I'm somewhat doub
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by yalooze 10y ago
Google Maps and a profile photo you can see on your phone without having to squint at the little image in the front of the black cab, I'd say yes.
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by yalooze 11y ago
I had a similar thought with WhatsApp's Signal announcement. I believe that on iOS, by default all WhatsApp messages are backed up to iCloud Drive. So that would seem to be an easier attack vector.
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by yalooze 11y ago
From the FAQ: Q: Why didn't you freeze the headers/turn on filters? A: The headers ARE frozen, but when the sheet is being viewed by a lot of people, Google sends out the static html version. You can delete everything from /h
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by yalooze 11y ago
Yeah, a friend of mine just moved into a new build with FTTP. Signed up with BT for a 12 month contract. Then got a letter in the post saying Hyperoptic was available in his building :/ The price difference, let along the speed differe
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Docker Client for Windows Is Now Available(azure.microsoft.com)
11 points by yalooze 11y ago|3 comments
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by yalooze 12y ago
CSSWizardy say it better than me: "BEM – meaning block, element, modifier – is a front-end naming methodology thought up by the guys at Yandex. It is a smart way of naming your CSS classes to give them more transparency and meaning to

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