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Comment #45232127
Sorry for wasting your API resources but there are many hilarious things people generated. https://anycrap.shop/product/danger-swede-suit-dog-generator
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Comment #44184094
Does this mean that ffmpeg now can record a Jitsi video meeting audio stream?
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Show HN: QuickSus – a free tool to run System Usability Scale surveys
Knowing of a product works for end users or not needs proper usability testing. But sometimes you want to do a quick, minimal check what user's think about your product. Over the h…
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Comment #40836659
That sounds great. Outline only has SSO in the per-user paid version. If you decide on providing additional functionality in a non-free "enterprise" version, please don't use the p…
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Comment #39875315
It is a great piece of software but annoying that you can't edit text.
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Comment #39459539
This was a great blog post highlighting some of the weird business models that plague cloud computing. I tried to find competitors to suppliers like Oxide in the EU where there sho…
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Comment #37734153
I hear the company owner is a russian citizen. Maybe that is a problem.
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Comment #36874104
The National Library of Sweden has made the raw digitized files available under CCBY here for those of you who want to play around with their own visualization: https://data.kb.se/…
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Comment #33904645
Great work! I use it experimentally in a free service for people who want to subtitle videos. The small model runs o a USD8/mo VPS. Looking into running the medium model soon.
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Comment #33753209
It involves sub licensing the entire suite to a EU entity. It is happening in France with Bleu (MS365 run by Capgemini and Orange): https://www.datacenterdynamics.com/en/news/orang…
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Comment #33305170
It would be interesting to know how many of government agencies use Google email services? Is the email interaction between citizen and state now predominantly in the hands of a fo…
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Comment #32982466
This! Many seem to think that only developers can contribute in a way that gains experience and CV-items. UX people, designers and wordsmiths can have a great impact on a project t…
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Comment #32849670
A very good question!
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Comment #32500538
Maybe a button cluster for cars could be standardized? Everything relating to AC, heat, etc could work with similar symbols and placement. Everything else had to go below or above …
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Comment #32037858
...and the Acer Swift. A great screen size for programmers.
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Comment #32032216
A large email provider like Gmail could probably train a network to find emails that look similar to an official brand (start with payment providers). The client could warn the use…
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Comment #31904871
This was a nice intro to the Blender Python API. Thank you!
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Comment #31350671
Exactly. This post was like a blast from the past about things that have been working fine for ages. Curious if young developers read this and thought it was a modern invention.
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Comment #31082132
Somewhere a Ruby installer developer cries silently...
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Comment #30353165
I tries you search engine with a few queries and I was pleasantly surprised! Keep up the good work!
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Comment #29944511
What would the web look like if this (or similar) was the default stylesheet in all browsers?