degif

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by degif 1y ago
More power to it! I do agree on the other selling points (privacy focused and open-source) for the Fossify, just was wondering about the ads.
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by degif 1y ago
Genuine question – do Android people get ads in their OS default camera, calculator, calendar, phone, file-manager or SMS messaging applications? Or do have these Fossify application some extra privacy features that do not come with the def
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by degif 4y ago
So it is not a next generation editor at least yet? I personally do find this kind of marketing language off-putting – if the main promise is basically a false one, I immediately get suspicious of the whole product in general and dismiss it
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by degif 4y ago
Oh my house is pretty well passively ventilated. Not sure what has my house to do with the fact that lighting a candle consumes oxygen though.
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by degif 4y ago
Air quality in this context is not about smells or the sterility of the air, but simply just about the oxygen level.
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by degif 4y ago
The difference with this technology are the unlimited possibilities to generate any type of video content with low knowledge barrier and relatively low investment required. The ethical issue is not about how this technology could disrupt t
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by degif 5y ago
The statement "Not that you asked my opinion, but $23/year for screendimming software--its no wonder people crack this." does not make any sense. If this is an application that only dimms the screen (which you can do multiple
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by degif 5y ago
Nor is it fun to visit (more than once).
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by degif 5y ago
Kodak M35 or the slightly updated M38 model come first to mind.
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by degif 5y ago
You can get an equivalent of enabling folks to take (only) photos ad nauseum at $34 also today.
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by degif 5y ago
That is how I learned the very basics of web audio and modular synthesizers at once (here's the result https://github.com/spectrome/patchcab ). Setting a clear goal makes the learning much easier.
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by degif 6y ago
Is this targeted only to people knowledgable in chemistry and "nano stuff"? I feel like I would be a target audience (games that do real world science and a greater good mixed with some cool looking hardware gadget, hell yeah) and
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by degif 6y ago
What are some examples contrary to Bitcoin of human made things that are high in monetary value, but low on total (creation, distribution and maintenance) environmental impact?
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by degif 6y ago
Hey, author here. Thanks for the great feedback! I totally agree on all of the points. I've already considered the global play/volume controls with a main output patch point and will redo the slider to look more as an actual slide
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Show HN: Patchcab – Modular Synthesizer Made with Web Audio API and Svelte(github.com)
12 points by degif 6y ago|5 comments
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by degif 6y ago
I'm a developer from one of the cheaper engineering countries to where Ubiquiti has moved to. I'm not sure what are you implying with your comment and I hope it's not "the company is declining because the company moved t
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Open-Source Developer David Recordon Named White House Director of Technology(zdnet.com)
3 points by degif 6y ago|0 comments
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by degif 6y ago
Can you elaborate on what you mean by "it's not free"? Based on Github, Tailwindcss is open-source and MIT licensed.
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by degif 6y ago
My favourite - Trimps https://trimps.github.io . Playing the same game almost daily for more than two years and no plot end in sight.
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by degif 6y ago
Yeah, I do agree. That was not a critic of Svelte, just a comment about that there is a difference between compilation (Svelte) and transpilation (Babel). I do use Svelte in every day job myself and prefer it to React (which is also great)
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by degif 6y ago
You can write and run React/Preact based applications "as is" without using a transpiler like Babel (you just typically do to minify code and use more fancy javascript features). You can't run a Svelte based application
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These Terms of Service Don't Exist(thesetermsofservicedontexist.com)
1 points by degif 7y ago|0 comments
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by degif 7y ago
The same is in JavaScript: return (twitterUrl && config.twitter) || (githubUrl && config.github) || default
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Show HN: These Terms of Service Don't Exist(thesetermsofservicedontexist.com)
2 points by degif 7y ago|0 comments
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by degif 8y ago
A problem I and my friend are tackling from a different perspective - what happens to the Web, when it's already out there and a designer wants to introduce some new changes. This process is still in the stone age of internet - emails
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by degif 9y ago
To check the data authenticity it's connecting to a node server for the data synchronisation, the data encryption happens on the client side. Client side nodes are on IOTAs roadmap as it's a technical challenge to synchronise with
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by degif 9y ago
It's not because of Apples and Oranges :)
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by degif 9y ago
Right now IOTA works as a content storage and distribution "database" regarding to what we are building, so it's more simple than Ethereum smart contracts and their own language. The API SDK's are all there and are worki
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by degif 9y ago
Hey, one of the developers here! Happy to see this on Hacker news, thought the CMS is still in heavy development. Happy to answer questions and I hope we can stay on the problem/technology/product topic and oversee all the crazy s
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by degif 9y ago
Hey, one of the authors here. Short answer - yes. Together with some meta data, the published content is signed by the author, encrypted (read more here on how exactly https://blog.iota.org/introducing-masked-authenticated-m

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