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by zapt02 7y ago
It sounds a lot like the music for the 90s tank game Mass Destruction. Check out the soundtrack!
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by zapt02 7y ago
For anyone looking for a free alternative to this, check out: https://caprover.com/ It has many of the same apps as Cloudron and is completely free. And you can of course host your own Dockerfiles on top of it. I think the
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by zapt02 7y ago
Looks really nice and neat, excited to try it!
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by zapt02 8y ago
This is interesting, but it's not clear from the article what the groups in question were actually doing - they don't seem to be directly connected to the republican party or Russia.
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by zapt02 8y ago
I haven't worked with Kubernetes but I have worked a lot with Docker. Building your containers is difficult, using existing containers has a bunch of gotchas and getting your containers up and running anywhere resembling a production e
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by zapt02 8y ago
Have you used the AWS interface lately? It's getting further and further away from being streamlined.
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by zapt02 8y ago
Eco Virtual is great -> https://ecovirtual.bandcamp.com/
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by zapt02 8y ago
As a developer, I feel like the target market are product owners or managers that want to pretend to have bigger product insight than is viable for their role. At the point where you're building these complex mockups featuring real log
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by zapt02 8y ago
Apple often cites entire paragraphs from their TOS as reason for app rejection without giving specific reasons.
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by zapt02 8y ago
Same, Sweden.
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by zapt02 9y ago
> exemption from the GDPR Who has received that? Can't find anything by searching.
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by zapt02 9y ago
I found Alt-Right -> Ganguro to have interesting connections.
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by zapt02 9y ago
How big does the SQLite database get? How do you maintain such great performance? (Other than indexes?)
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by zapt02 9y ago
+1 - for anyone in the tech field (or even if you're not) that likes to meet some new people, join a few Meetup.com groups in your area and talk to random people inbetween the meetup sessions. 9/10 people will be a dud but I'
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by zapt02 9y ago
Terrible idea, and hubris on your part for thinking you can patent this "idea".
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by zapt02 9y ago
It's clear you've never worked at a newspaper. If one of the major publications tried this sort of hijinx the other papers would latch on and give them badwill to no end. This is not the way to "save journalism", and it&
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by zapt02 9y ago
Don't see the value of the service. It just sounds like a simple CRUD app where people can create "challenges" and send them out to potential candidates. And for so little done by the service, I find the cost to be completely
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by zapt02 9y ago
Fun idea. The bundle size for the javascript is almost 700KB though, which seems widely excessive.
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by zapt02 9y ago
As a european, this actually makes sense to me. We've recently experienced a surge in discussion regarding consent. For example, Sweden plans to put verbal consent into law sometime this year: https://www.theguardian.com&#x2
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by zapt02 9y ago
I wonder when people will stop quoting this 4+ year old article. Most of what are actually issues are long fixed. https://php.vrana.cz/php-a-fractal-of-not-so-bad-design.php
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by zapt02 9y ago
You're linking a minimal manual which is required for corporate deployment, hardly anything Apple is being forthcoming about. I'm pretty sure you and I have different definitions of acceptable disclosure - unless Apple makes the e
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by zapt02 9y ago
Do you truly believe Apples sophisticated security enclave with computer-like capabilities (and probably running a full OS) will have a manual and white-paper? This is the exact opposite of what Apple will do, they will lock it down and put
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by zapt02 9y ago
This just sound like the Intel Management Engine story waiting to happen again. A controller that handles camera, networking and is the "root of trust"? No thank you.
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by zapt02 9y ago
You are spot on. They only provide excuses, no explanations as to how something like this could pass (ie. pure greed from a business standpoint). This sort of thing should have been preceded by trying to get creators and patreons on board l
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by zapt02 9y ago
I would not trust that rosy story for a second. In UAE you can get the death penalty for homosexuality, drug use or saying bad things about their religion. "Under Emirati law, multiple crimes carry the death penalty, and the sole meth
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by zapt02 9y ago
This is doubly weird because Patreon only charges users once per month, so they are really only paying one transaction fee per user. They also charge VAT for european pledgers, already bringing up the pledge amount by 25%.
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by zapt02 9y ago
The money raised is a total turnoff. How can this be an independent effort with all that big-name backing?
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by zapt02 9y ago
I disagree. They haven't publicly touted the feature for years but there are millions of files that are now dead and no longer accessible because they couldn't be arsed to keep minimal infrastructure in place to support it.
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by zapt02 9y ago
My thoughts exactly. This is such a poor way of treating your customers.
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by zapt02 9y ago
As a paying Dropbox subscriber for many years, all I see is Dropbox removing features (like public folders) or making existing features worse (current situation of search is insanely bad). I for one am looking at alternatives now.

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