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rebelnz
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Comment #48484034
Just tried to audit my own code base locally and was 'switched' due to my own creds/auth code ...
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Comment #43826964
Really nice work. I had been using Photopea for cropping and quick edits when preparing references for painting but this is super clean and simple.
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Show HN: Artsearcher
Artsearcher is an app I have developed when visiting the US and noticing hidden gems in art galleries I was not aware of. Built as a PWA to avoid the walled gardens, data is being …
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Comment #25270240
I would also like to address the 'scarcity' claim - when cryptos are being churned out like in the last few years they're hardly scarce anymore ...
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Comment #24004688
I think the point was a financially successful company not contributing to an open source project even after making a bunch of money just seems un-ethical? Maybe I'm old-school but…
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Comment #24004552
Exactly my thoughts when I read the article - a hugely successful company not contributing to an open source project which enabled them to succeed in the first place ...
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Comment #23877378
This is exactly how I work - albeit on my own projects - vanilla html/css Go and Postgres for all server side operations with a few modular web components here and there for the in…
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Comment #23137280
IMO React and it's ilk are amazing in some applications but the problem is trying to make 'everything' a React/Angular/Vue app without considering scaling or how it would benefit a…
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Comment #20323230
Coming from a job working on a WebObjects behemoth this is terrifying for me ...
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Comment #17648766
Semi- retired skateboarder checking in! I was actively skating in the UK early 90s - I recognise some of those spots.
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Comment #17399004
One of the most underated software produced in NZ is Serato - pretty much changed the DJing game.
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Comment #10082622
The ratio of people who think about the implications vs the general public who consume rather than question is weighted in favour of big name companies.
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Comment #9391592
Try MySQL Workbench - this is what I miss the most after switching to Postgres
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Comment #9276373
+1 for tramp mode. Nice to have all local .emacs configurations/modes available. Not that I endorse editing on production servers ...
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Comment #9136316
I concur - just set up a couple of sites (written in go) and use Supervisor - its a nice tool and pretty intuitive. Using conf file to specify run app as particular user, set envir…
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Comment #6751479
I use this exact keyboard too - I find the keys super responsive and its reasonably quiet..
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Comment #6545386
So it seems a few people did get lucky - http://tvnz.co.nz/world-news/kiwi-unwittingly-buys-80k-worth...
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Comment #5964446
Just as a fyi - you can click on the language bar and it toggles the language breakdown info :)
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Comment #5955902
Very nice. You mentioned the 'moving to folders' is coming soon? That would be great! Also - would it be better to make the add subscription easier to find? I was unsure where it w…
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Comment #5740927
There is linux client here https://www.dropbox.com/install?os=lnx
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Comment #5524937
I had a similar issue - I couldn't recover my email after it was compromised (on a side note - a log in from South Korea, Burma and US spanning an hour seems like a candidate for s…
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Comment #5336681
Kakao is pretty ubiquitous on Korea too. I like the look of path but unfortunately its nigh impossible to choose your social network - it's just whatever gets adopted by the majori…