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by marcusr 5y ago
Formatter author here - we do have the ability to protect specific sections with a // formatter-ignore comment before the section you want the formatter to leave as-is.
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by marcusr 6y ago
My school had a classroom of BBC Micros which were connected over a primitive network to a "server" which I guess must have had a hard drive for saving files too. I can't take the credit but a school friend worked out how to
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by marcusr 6y ago
This is pretty up to date: https://github.com/ryyppy/nextjs-default
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by marcusr 9y ago
Currently getting up to speed with Reason (ReasonML). The latest version (3) brings Javascript-like syntax, and after many years of dynamically typed languages, having a compiler infer and check my types for me (and catch many errors befo
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by marcusr 9y ago
This is too technical for most unfortunately, but the only way to guard something as valuable as your email address is to own the domain and so control the MX records. I'm fortunate enough to have a grandfathered free Gmail account so
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by marcusr 9y ago
Ours is a commercial service, but we built https://www.bigfilebox.com to solve this problem 10 years ago and we're still going strong. Our main market is architects and engineers who needs to send files like this every day
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by marcusr 9y ago
It would be a great destination for cloud backup, where one of the concerns is loss of all your backed up data due to malicious action - look at the trouble the hackers had to go to in Mr Robot to take out their offsite tape backups. I&#x
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by marcusr 9y ago
Dropbox for Business has really changed my view of Dropbox the company. With AzureAD SSO integration, and the new Smart Sync feature, it's now possible to run a small company completely in the cloud, with terabytes of data in the clou
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by marcusr 10y ago
That's sort of exists with the file requests feature.
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by marcusr 10y ago
I'm guessing I'm a similar age to the author from the reference to parents shouting at the phone bill from my 1200/75 modem running all night. And just recently I've felt exactly the same way. My job involves both ru
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by marcusr 10y ago
Sometimes only A power or B power is delivered to the rack (otherwise you could receive different phases). Power failures also occur sometimes when the issue is on the wrong side of where power is distributed - we've lost power to our
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My biggest take away from React Europe 2016 arrived four days later(marcusr.wpengine.com)
1 points by marcusr 10y ago|0 comments
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by marcusr 10y ago
We run some between offices across the street from each other. We were lucky as we didn't understand the minimum distance was probably more important than the maximum distance for this type of setup! They have run flawlessly at about 8
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by marcusr 10y ago
The majority of the corporate world is either already on Office 365 or moving to Office 365 for their email, which could be subject to the same argument. That said, I think any hacker would die of boredom reading my company's Slack cha
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by marcusr 11y ago
We were using Mandrill's email to HTTP feature for delivering inbound emails into our web services. The cutover period for needing to be a paying Mailchimp is April 27th, so we had two months to convert. Luckily it took less than a d
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by marcusr 11y ago
Exactly this, made even simpler by the naming scheme that lets you have iOS and Android versions of the same component.
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by marcusr 11y ago
I'm referring to native apps on iOS and Android as the code commonality is huge, with just a small number of platform specific components. The biggest surprise though was how much I could port out for a web version (and Electron based
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by marcusr 11y ago
As a C and then a Ruby on Rails programmer, I never thought I would see the day that my main programming language was Javascript. But I find React such an enabling technology that I made the effort to learn Javascript properly, and am glad
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by marcusr 11y ago
It appears to be an Azure AD issue at the root.
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by marcusr 11y ago
It's impacting any O365 web based login across Europe. If you're logged in, everything works. Mail is delivered by activesync/ Outlook still. http://downdetector.com/status/office-365
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Apple's iTunes Connect No Longer Processing iOS Apps(news.softpedia.com)
1 points by marcusr 11y ago|0 comments
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by marcusr 12y ago
It seems to be http (perhaps load balancers) rather than the instances being down - I'm ssh-ed into a droplet and everything is working fine, except remote HTTP connections.
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by marcusr 12y ago
Looks like they've fixed whatever the issue was as our networking is back to normal.
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by marcusr 12y ago
Similar here, direct to an instance, it runs at about full speed for 15 seconds, then stops. We can SSH in no problem, and the web logs show some people are connecting in fine. Funny how the AWS status page still has a green tick (and a s
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by marcusr 12y ago
Yes, it is.
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by marcusr 12y ago
We're experiencing network connectivity issues in eu-west-1 at the moment, confirmed on the AWS status page
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by marcusr 12y ago
It's blocking in Safari too so I think it's a MacOS diagnosis rather than a Chrome one perhaps? Or both browsers are detecting the same thing
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by marcusr 13y ago
This is often discussed in the UK, here's one such article: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/financetopics/10183004/Pr... but the conclusion is that a UK company at least should promote the success of
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Don’t make the same app store mistake as we did(blog.sumzu.com)
1 points by marcusr 13y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: SUMZU, safely share your cloud storage(sumzu.com)
1 points by marcusr 13y ago|0 comments

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