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fart32
5y ago
https://open.spotify.com/episode/29432cTYAROIvvxgtMamgQ?si=0...
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5y ago
The account removal page didn't even work few months ago. I was getting some generic error messages and eventually gave up as it didn't seem to be temporary. Asking for more data when I clearly want the exact opposite is funny.
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5y ago
> It's not well thought out legally, especially in Europe. Does it matter, given its intent?
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5y ago
Yes, I saw similar numbers (just not in empty projects, but I'm not familiar with Laravel/Lumen - there might have been a good reason for it). The point is that Composer packages are far from being that granular, we have less depe
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5y ago
> The PHP community also prefers medium sized packages, so you don't get a thousand dependencies accidentally. I think it was Laravel or Lumen? I tried that one once and was kinda amazed it pulled like 100 packages. In PHP ecosystem
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5y ago
> Discord and Slack have the great advantage of being freemium proprietary software that don't have to inter-operate with any software not written by their own companies. While that indeed is an advantage, it's not why they
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5y ago
On the flip side, remaining lifetime is now much less relevant issue to you.
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5y ago
Google is best for searching Russian sites automatically (and very poorly) translated to my language that hijack history.back(). I'm getting those a lot lately.
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fart32
5y ago
When I hover over the "Define settings" button, it swaps with the other button. To me, all this cookie consent is just a stupid game. This one is at least fun.
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5y ago
I'm very satisfied not working for software companies. My clients businesses revolve around real estate, transportation, manufacturing, etc. For them, software is a tool, not a product. Apart from stuff you mentioned, such as relaxed d
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5y ago
A colleague at the company I worked for was asked to explore available options regarding this matter. It simply didn't occur to him that this was supposed to be kept in secret, so pretty much everyone knew about this being planned, whi
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5y ago
How about this one, HN compliant? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7nKDQISSl1o
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5y ago
I consider myself moderate power user and I'm not going to upgrade until there's a native way of restoring the taskbar to what it used to be on the previous releases. And by that I mean left aligned tabs with text labels. It used
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5y ago
Yeah, I couldn't figure what the fuzz is about at first, as I simply right-clicked, copied and pasted into mspaint. I rarely need to save an image, more often than not I just paste it into some other application.
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5y ago
I hate how rooting became pretty much non-viable on Android. Losing OTA updates is a dealbreaker for me and all I really want is having an option to record my calls, which is legal in my country and often comes handy. It sounds like somethi
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5y ago
Sure you can, the question is if you should. And you can't declare properties on interfaces (well, you can use @property annotation, but that's just... an annotation).
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5y ago
I sometimes wish I'd never learnt C#. I love property accessors, as I consider properties to be a part of public API and in PHP, there's no nice way around it other than the boilerplate getters and setters. Also I hope we'll
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5y ago
> What do you mean here? I have multiple discord accounts that I have logged in at once. It seems this has somehow changed. Historically, the web app connected to the webserver of the locally running client, so it was impossible to be lo
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5y ago
Long polling doesn't scale very well. Webhook/websocket and events endpoint combined sounds like the sweetspot to me.
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5y ago
I wouldn't follow this advice when it comes to clients or other developers. But I intentionally postpone stuff like this when it comes to pretty much everyone else. I read it, evaluate if it's critical and then I'll either ta
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5y ago
Reminded me his cool setup: https://youtu.be/_eSAF_qT_FY?t=1972
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5y ago
I don't know about that, but in CZ (right next to PL), there are 3 telecom companies and competition is pretty much non-existent. You can save some money by switching, but you'd need to do that every year, as those better offers c
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I wonder. I definitelly don't have my phone number and e-mail address visible to public (this has a purpose - if someone can find it, it means they at least spent 30 seconds of their life to issue a search query in Google) and I think
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5y ago
I'm there and even received few scam calls from foreign countries. Ironically, I cancelled my account in 2019.
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5y ago
I get a quote from Wiktionary, not HN.
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The camera app I have (preinstalled from Moto) can read QR codes. Links are OK, but it can't handle QR payments. You'd expect the phone to forward it to the right app, but no - you need to open that one yourself and use the scanne
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I see. I don't find the lack of ability to share a device as a problem, but I can understand your first point. On a side note, I was thinking about using both - password/PIN (something I know and must be conscious to provide) AND
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> And unlike passwords, there's no 5th amendment right covering them for Yanks. Good point, thank you.
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Would you mind sharing few of them? I use fingerprint reader on my phone and laptop, is there a reason I shouldn't? Face recognition is something I have a problem with. I don't like cameras, especially those you cannot unplug.
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5y ago
Same here. If I ever loose access to all my devices at once, I'm not logging back.
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