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For some reason, this is the fifth posting of this site in the past two days, and the only one to make it to the front page.
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I don't have time for that every time I encounter a new domain.
This functionality could be automated with a browser extension, or even as a built-in feature where there isn't an EV cert.
Thought I'd seen something very similar before: http://listen.hatnote.com/
Thought I'd seen something very similar before: http://listen.hatnote.com/
inspired by hatnoteFor some reason, this is the fifth posting of this site in the past two days, and the only one to make it to the front page.
It seems that HN is encouraging people to post the same Show HN projects multiple times until they get traction. I have been restraining myself from doing that with my own projects because I care a little about this community, but since moderators and the majority of users don't, I will not restrain myself anymore.
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That would be very very cool, but good luck with trying to version .logicx or .cpr I think popular software vendors should seriously reconsider their file formats in the 21st century, including graphical and audio ones.
Why wouldn't it be possible to version control in the same way we version control other random files? Just treat it as a stream of arbitrary data.
This would actually be pretty rad if I could narrow down the events to include only those from Github organizations that I care about.
Either replace
https://github.com/debugger22/github-audio/blob/e1170daa3a64...
with
https://developer.github.com/v3/activity/events/#list-events...
Or, do some filtering on
https://github.com/debugger22/github-audio/blob/e1170daa3a64...
This is an interesting example where the new expanded set of TLDs can get confusing. My brain interpreted the URL as something semantically like "audio.github.com". Put another way, I thought the site was actually GitHub-made at first glance at its domain. Of course, this was possible in various ways before expanding TLDs, but I think the problem, and thus the ease of phishing, is greater now.
I think the name "GitHub Audio" is confusing and probably a trademark violation. When I read "GitHub Audio", I figured it was a new service by GitHub for musicians to version control their music.
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That would be very very cool, but good luck with trying to version .logicx or .cpr I think popular software vendors should seriously reconsider their file formats in the 21st century, including graphical and audio ones.
Why wouldn't it be possible to version control in the same way we version control other random files? Just treat it as a stream of arbitrary data.
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This functionality could be automated with a browser extension, or even as a built-in feature where there isn't an EV cert.
Then your whois provider gets to see all the domains you are visiting in real-time.