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I have compiled a few usability issues from their website: https://github.com/koekeishiya/chunkwm/issues/576
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8y ago
How does it compare to Heroku review apps?
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Vulncode-DB
(github.com)
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8y ago
You are making a script to access a server through Tor, I think "paranoid" users might be most of your users.
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Better usage would be: - wget https://gitlab.com/grownetics/devops/raw/master/tor_ssh.sh - less tor_ssh.sh - sudo bash tor_ssh.sh
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8y ago
At the very beginning of Uber it was the inverse, their customer service was top notch. I would reply to a receipt saying the driver took a longer route for instance and they would reimburse me. Now their customer service is basically inexi
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One nice thing about GraphQL is that there is only a few endpoints to secure instead of thousands.
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Official announcement: https://usb.org/sites/default/files/2019-03/USB_PG_USB4_DevU...
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8y ago
Working group's repo: https://github.com/w3c/webauthn
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8y ago
Seems like then the version numbers would become almost irrelevant. And that's what Chrome is gearing towards. The vast majority of people don't know which Chrome version there are running and they don't care because it auto-
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8y ago
2009: https://www.cnet.com/news/microsofts-hailstorm-unleashed/ Seems like an SSO based on Microsoft services (msn.com/hotmail.com). Somehow also seems .NET specific.
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Also I didn't know you could group sub-groups, e.g. http://209.0xd8.59120 , http://209.0xd8e6f0 and http://0xd1d8e6f0
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8y ago
I'm mostly used to Capybara / Selenium (mostly chromedriver) and have a reasonable level of Javascript/Node but I'm really not sure how I would use this project beyond the setup of having the different browsers running,
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Ongoing reddit thread: https://www.reddit.com/r/teslamotors/comments/awzd94/model_y...
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8y ago
Or title could use "npm, Inc" as it's referring to the organization
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8y ago
The example data is not great, the column names are not very informative. But if you load some real data then it gets interesting. Took me a few tries to kind of "get it" but basically I drag my index / name into the main are
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8y ago
Very cool, one thing is that it drops the last line of my csv
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8y ago
There must be a correlation with something working well and being nice to work with and people staying at those companies working on those projects.
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A dead man's switch API
(dead.io)
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8y ago
You could also encrypt them before uploading them (even if most people won't do it)
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I tried uploading a 60MB file to those four services and apart from needing to upgrade my curl they all went fine, returned the url from curl and file was directly downloadable with wget/curl from the url provided.
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8y ago
My favorite thing has been `| ruby -e "puts STDIN.to_a. ..."`, allows to run any kind of code on the standard input, much easier than remembering awk/sed various options and much more powerful. edit: same thing can be done wi
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8y ago
The double `ls` hits home :D (more like `git s` nowadays, also <esc>:w on repeat).
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Same thing happened to NASA, started at 43.6% success rate for 1950s then 85.1% for 1960s, etc. etc. https://space.stackexchange.com/questions/1659/what-is-the-s...
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8y ago
Tried top movies from The Pirate Bay and I get "Sorry the file format is not supported!". Also your main input is a textarea instead of just an input type=text.
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8y ago
I thought it was going to be about the Pixel phone and how it lasts or doesn't
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8y ago
crunchbase / glassdoor / main website + archive.org / github / twitter / facebook / try out their service/app / contact customer support / emailhunter / linkedin / etc.
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Should redirect to this: https://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/Evil And emacs.dev to: https://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=300
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main thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19279829
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C (C99) and Javascript (ES5) are very likely to still be supported. Most protocols will be phased out for security reasons. So I would go with direct TCP/UDP based on Linux kernel syscall (still the weakest point) in C or with fetch in
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