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The original Dropbox demo[1] is great. [1]: https://techcrunch.com/2011/10/19/dropbox-minimal-viable-pro...

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This has a number of advantages over GPG. In general, it provides better default security without having to fumble to pick the right options with GPG. For example: In order to get …

If your app is in a Docker container, you need to have some way to mount a persistent volume for the database. AWS Fargate and fly.io both offer storage volumes.

C89 was 32 years ago, so I think saying 30+ years is fair.

It will install the .deb because they don’t have snap in Pop OS.

He mentioned on a podcast that he even uses his own text editor.

I tried Jekyll and hated it. I didn’t find a static site generator I liked until I found Ivy. http://mulholland.xyz/docs/ivy/ I use it for all my sites now.

You can move the cursor by long pressing on the words to bring up the magnifying glass.

This also crashed firefox on Linux for me.

That idea sounds fantastic! I would definitely be interested. I'm sure I would end up spending a significant amount of time on the site.

That's weird. I'll look into a fix. Edit: I couldn't reproduce this with Chromium on Ubuntu 16.10. I might set up an Arch Linux box to see if that makes a difference.

While I agree that Anna Kendrick might not need a biography at 31, she definitely isn't Q list. Probably A list, maybe B if we're being picky.

It's mostly because good UX testing costs a ton of money and these projects are mostly created by pure developers and not designers.

While Apple may not intentionally keep you from leaving their platform, a side effect of their tight integration is that it's harder to leave. Take the Apple Watch for example. Wit…

Each session would need to be decrypted individually, but if it only took you a few ms per session, you could essentially decrypt as many as you want.

Which "fresh PC titles" are you referring to?

And what country are you in where things like this don't happen?

You can now buy laptops preinstalled with Ubuntu directly from dell.

Because tarsnap is cheap, incredibly well documented, open source, and run by an awesome guy. It's an all around win-win.