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someguy1233

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About someguy1233

I am a developer who runs many services. I focus primarily on web development, and I am most well known for my services in the Litecoin community, as well as STEEM (social media cryptocurrency)

http://someguy123.com

http://someguy123.net

https://github.com/Someguy123

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    Comment #12800937

    Why mongo is terrible: http://www.mongodb-is-web-scale.com/ Mongo is a bad choice for 99% of projects. Unless you're 100% sure your data is unstructured and will never ever relate …

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    Comment #11081511

    Short answer: You don't. You can threaten to take it to social media on your support ticket, and maybe threaten a chargeback in the support ticket. That often gets their attention.…

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    Comment #11081401

    I think if this was available in some package managers, it would be pretty useful. I mean being able to apt-get/yum/brew/choccy "ricey" and have it work on all of them would make t…

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    Comment #11079871

    Well they kind-of do. If you have ever used snapchat, they have these strange face-tracking filters, for example one of the most known is the "barf rainbows", where if it detects y…

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    Comment #10997511

    The fact is however, HTTPS offers massive improvements for security for the majority of users, especially those using public or shared Wi-Fi (i.e. Work or School), assuming they're…

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    Comment #10658467

    Aha, correct. Loaded up the website that appeared downgraded, it's still HTTP/2 in the incognito window, and chrome://net-internals/#http2 does confirm that it is in-fact real HTTP…

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    Comment #10658298

    Update: looks like I might have caught them in their testing phase. One of my sites has suddenly been downgraded back to SPDY, but one of the other sites is still HTTP/2

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    Tell HN: Cloudflare has started rolling out HTTP/2 support

    Check your own sites. Some bigger sites like HN haven't got it, but most of my smaller ones have suddenly gotten the blue HTTP/2 lightning bolt out of nowhere. I'm not on any of th…

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    Ask HN: Your favourite React plugins/components?

    Currently I make good use of: * React Bootstrap (https://react-bootstrap.github.io/introduction.html) - allows use of ready-to-go Bootstrap components such as tabs without having t…

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    Comment #10314941

    I believe the fact you haven't been caught by the random transaction issue is because you use Chip&Pin a lot, which might reset the contactless counter (since it knows that you hav…

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    Comment #9906031

    Checked all my spam boxes on my various gmail accounts, seems nothing bad has happened with mine. At least they're nowhere near as bad as Outlook. I have one of my domains on their…

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    Comment #9885543

    There's a native cross-browser API that's slowly becoming more compatible from Javascript. http://caniuse.com/#feat=clipboard

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    Comment #9875989

    Important PSA for Skype Users: Open up "Internet Options" (yes, the ones in internet explorer), security tab, and add https://apps.skype.com to the "Restricted Sites" list. Skype w…

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    Ask HN: What is the actual purpose of Docker?

    I'm hearing about Docker every other day, but when I look into it, I don't understand the purpose of it. I run many websites/applications that need isolation from each other on a s…

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    Comment #9844478

    Seems to be a slight issue with your site on mobiles, somehow your button is overflowing onto a new line: https://imgrush.com/Qryn4-uvcegH.png (resolution is 1080x1920, using Firef…

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    Comment #9708189

    Laravel is best learned from the documentation. Laravel 5 changed a lot, but most things from Laravel 4 still apply; I'd recommend looking at Dayle Rees' Code Bright along with the…

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    Comment #9708168

    Last time I looked at Play, I took one look at Akka/Reactive Programming and knew there was no chance of me touching that. I might look at it again, this time staying far away from…

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    Ask HN: What web languages and frameworks would you recommend learning today?

    I've been wanting to try out some new server-side web frameworks to expand my knowledge (Currently use the Laravel PHP Framework, and ExpressJS), but I've been struggling to find a…

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    Comment #9701953

    What purpose are you using them for? I tried Jekyll and found it just got in the way of me creating sites, so I found Middleman. Middleman is much easier than Jekyll if you want to…

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