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by barell 6y ago
Netflix and spotify give me quick access to lot of content and I value it. I don’t care what software gives me this content. With messaging it’s different. Transferring messages is relatively simple topic to do as a software. But the cost
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by barell 6y ago
I tried many things from Apache with mod_php, nginx with php-fpm, Roadrunner and Swoole. Apache and nginx are both great, both have pros and cons, although I would go with nginx and fpm as my first choice. Swoole is totally different approa
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by barell 6y ago
I think he means C++ is 2x to 5x faster to run than Go. I saw many benchmarks and not sure if that is true though. Go is still one of the fastest out there.
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by barell 6y ago
That is still not clear. Not everyone need to sign in so it could not be essential. It should ask when you want to login if you want to store a cookie or not.
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by barell 6y ago
Definitely missing a proper CTA (call to action) button in the welcome email. It should stand out clearly in the center of the email.
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by barell 6y ago
It says DGPS (Digital Global Positioning System) is it the same as Differential GPS?
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by barell 6y ago
How do we know what is best for us? What and who should we believe? It kinds of remind me how Copernicus was banned centuries ago despite now we know he was closer to truth than anyone else. If we live at his times we would say he is crazy
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by barell 6y ago
Would be nice to see some example. When I open search there are no results.
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by barell 8y ago
Just a bit off topic. Is it possible to steal in Amazon Go?
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by barell 8y ago
There is no such a thing like plugin which can operate only on one website. Plugin in browser is like an app on Windows. Once you install it and run it, it can access anything. I think the main problem these days is lack of understanding ho
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by barell 8y ago
Does this extension work more or less like every URL you would open in a new incognito mode separate window? Or is there some other more sophisticated solution in the background?
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by barell 8y ago
I agree with everything apart having if and return statement in the same line. It makes code really difficult to read. In addition, I also like is to avoid if/else when returning bool values: if (a > b) { return true; } e
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by barell 8y ago
As I said I was developing Facebook apps back in 2011 and at this time as far as I remember, your friends list was publicly available to any logged in user. API was only making this easier for apps to fetch the data about you. There was an
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by barell 8y ago
I was also working on Facebook apps from 2011 to 2013 using Facebook APIs. At this time whenever we have released any app, useres could login to it using OAuth which means they were presented with a list of privileges our app needs from the
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by barell 8y ago
I didn’t know you can have Facebook account without having email address.
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by barell 9y ago
It’s so easy to put anything on the internet and anyone could do that. I think most of the times is that people responsible for posting for bigger audience just don’t bother to check the source and publish news based on Joe Blogs tweet or p
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by barell 9y ago
I think most of the people who understand the basic principles of how computers (and many languages) work wouldn’t be surprised by any of the „gotcha” described in this article. It seems to be written for people who just started working wit