fail2ban

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   by fail2ban 12y ago

   Took me about five seconds to read the first post. It's a site for the demo scene.
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   by fail2ban 12y ago

   Precisely my point. Instead of being a browser application masquerading as a desktop application, I posit that it's generally better to just write a desktop application.
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   by fail2ban 12y ago

   I'm not being elitist. I'm stating my opinion; if you take it as an affront, that's not my problem. So what if they're kids? Do you expect me to self-censor in order to potentially spare the feelings of a developer who m
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   by fail2ban 12y ago

   Not sure why anyone interested in writing a cross-platform application would even think of Objective-C. You must be an OSX user. Just as one example, Komanda could've been done with Python and any of the variety of cross-platform GUI t
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   by fail2ban 12y ago

   It's beyond me why anyone would write a desktop application in JS, CSS, and HTML, and require node as a dependency. These technologies are already bastard children of the 'just make it work' mentality. Using them for an envir
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   by fail2ban 12y ago

   Isn't that something you should decide for yourself? Also, why do you assume there's a duality between hero and non-hero? The person did what they did. Simplifying it to the point of 'hero' or 'not hero' is ove
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   by fail2ban 12y ago

   Wall Street Journal has such a progressive business model