platinumdragon

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by platinumdragon 12y ago
That was exactly their implication. "We don't go for that open source crap" is a motto of theirs. Usually it's just obnoxious. This time, they just happened to blindly fall on the right side of the line.
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by platinumdragon 12y ago
"Sites that use OpenSSL will display a small “lock” icon in the top left-hand corner of your Web browser’s address bar (though not all sites showing this lock use OpenSSL);" This sentence physically hurt to read. I seriously hope
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by platinumdragon 12y ago
Until Atom does something for other than Mac, it's just an experiment and not a real tool.
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by platinumdragon 12y ago
Does this article cover anything that the previous ten articles over the past two weeks have missed? Just curious...
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by platinumdragon 12y ago
Also, your website is unreadable on mobile due to that damn sidebar.
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by platinumdragon 12y ago
Not on Chrome for Android. Yes on Chrome for Windows. However, it's been years since wired.com has been relevant, so it won't be missed.
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by platinumdragon 13y ago
Post doesn't even touch on the subject of the title, and you have a typo where you ask for new challenges.
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Node-based process manager: nproc(mikefeldmeier.com)
2 points by platinumdragon 13y ago|0 comments
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by platinumdragon 13y ago
Wow, amazing article! Thanks!
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Show HN: Yet Another Node.js Logger – femto-logger(mikefeldmeier.com)
1 points by platinumdragon 13y ago|0 comments
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by platinumdragon 13y ago
Would be interested in at least reading, but your stupid floating share bar covers the text on mobile.
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by platinumdragon 13y ago
I love how it's completely unreadable on mobile. Try clicking on the feedback button and none of the options are selectable.
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by platinumdragon 13y ago
I have a hard time seeing them adding more useless crap to their interface as beating anyone.
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by platinumdragon 13y ago
This is exactly the method I advocate at work. The package private access type is perfect for testing. We have a small reflection library for use when package private isn't appropriate, but it just isn't that often.
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by platinumdragon 13y ago
It looks nice with the syntax coloring, and it's obvious a good amount of work went into it, but I personally don't see a clear benefit to altering my workflow to save what appears to literally be a couple of characters over a tra
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by platinumdragon 13y ago
I am definitely a victim of this as most engineers would be, particularly those of us that have been working for others. We're accustomed to being handed the business need and simply told to build it. As such, that whole "does t
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by platinumdragon 13y ago
I don't get it. What's with the clouds always obscuring all or part of the pictures we're supposed to identify?
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by platinumdragon 13y ago
What type of error are you seeing? I can successfully bring the page up and register my email. (It's just a basic landing page atm)
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by platinumdragon 13y ago
I've (just) started 1701.io ( http://1701.io ) to rethink enteprise applications and make them applicable to projects of any size and budget.
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by platinumdragon 13y ago
"...to do anything else but uploading the game." What? Is he sticking a copy in the mailbox for everyone who downloads it? I hope that's a translation error, because it simply makes no sense.
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by platinumdragon 13y ago
Very nice! I was going to give my vote to the guy who cured cancer, but this has more meat to it.
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by platinumdragon 13y ago
Pretty asinine that I can't even read about what snapbugz is in my mobile. It might be the greatest thing since sliced bread, but I'll never use it, because I tried to find out more info and got slapped in the face for it. If it
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Ask HN: Documenting services in an enterprise environment?
1 points by platinumdragon 13y ago|0 comments
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Dynamically-typed languages and Tolerant Reader(mikefeldmeier.com)
1 points by platinumdragon 13y ago|0 comments
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by platinumdragon 13y ago
Stop linking to pages that don't exist...
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by platinumdragon 13y ago
I'm pretty surprised to read such uninformed comments on hacker news, but then I'm relatively new the community. Yes, RPC is better suited for complex abstract actions where you don't have a resource as a context, whereas RES