SchizoDuckie

I have a subreddit[1] and the regular github[2] issue tracker. It works pretty well :)

Reddit has a much lower treshold for people to register themselves than 'big scary' github, leads more often to discussions with users and can be moderated by others from the team as well. Also, no spambots!

Brilliant platform imo :) The users usually come with a suggestion on Reddit, we discuss the pro's and con's right there, and if it's any good and will also benefit other users without introducing months and months of development work, we'll consider implementing the requested feature, create a Github ticket, and link to and from it from Github.

[1] http://www.reddit.com/r/duckietv [2] http://github.com/schizoduckie/DuckieTV/issues/

- Asks me to sign in with github or gmail before telling me what the project is about

- Paying money so that people can leave comments on my site?

- No screenshots or graphics showing what it looks like on landing page of https://carnivalapp.io/

- Oh, It's an app? It's just a script isn't it?

- You put the whole thing on Github, yet, you ask for a monthly fee?

- So, this is basically like gitter, but for any site?

I'm going to be a bit blunt maybe, but this is my response to this 'yet another single sign on mechanism' post

- Who is Hoomi, and why should I trust them with credentials for other sites?

- Who is using this already, and why will users trust this? Any big names?

- How long will this project live? How is it funded?

- Do you know that your logo looks way too much like utorrent's, but upsidedown?

- Has this been battle-tested against hackers?

I'm sorry, but i'm not excited.

That's a fucked up move..

how about a pair? Like in memory?

I'm using WebSQL / Sqlite to store TV show data on the user's system. works like a charm, databases regularly grow to 10+mb, never had a problem with crashes, speed or anything like it. Plus, everything runs locally <3

Now I really hope that Spartan can implement WebSQL as well...

git push origin gh-pages

or he'll still no see anything :P

So much this.

You can think of a great passwords scheme for yourself, and then find yourself in a pool of shit where hotmail asks you to have maximum 12 characters in a password, facebook requires you use a number, but it can be up to 40 characters, amazon wants you to use a special character like an @ or a # and but has a max length of 15 so on and so on.

Passwords. Suck. Use a password manager that autogenerates and autostores it like lastpass.

If you need dynamic css like this you're doing something wrong on an architectural level, but that's just my $0.02.

You're breaking the nice cascading workflow in favour of a state-based system.

Would you agree that the suck of filing would be significantly less if you could just snap a photo with your phone, push it to an application, and later just have to handle some details on the filing?

I'm planning to support exactly that workflow.

Drop a bunch of PDFs on the program, queue them up for (later) processing, (auto)-tag, categorize and fulltext index them. I'd be so happy when that's done

Wants an e-mail address before even showing me what's going on. No thanks.

have you tried restarting utorrent? :)

Some of the changes don't appear unless you restart it.

'big hero 6' $19.99

Dream on K? thx. bye.

https://twitter.com/sublimehq Development will speed up in 2015. 2 releases in a week 'stable' enough for you?

wow. that's a bold claim.

I'll throw away my 15 years of html and javascript experience now and put all my efforts into react.

Cool, thanks! :)

There's a lot of cool javascript tech in the project. An angular.js implementation of Bittorrent's btapp.js amongst others. AMA!

Indeed. Play Store says I have the latest version... anybody have a working apk?

Sherlock Holmes and the case of the runaway cpu cycles?

Wow.

I've just had a heated debate about this at work. I think it's pretty cool, my colleague thinks it's the worst idea ever.

Does this actually work in the real world? What if i'm moving?

That is so cool :) best smell in the world

Cool stuff :) Please disable text-selection on the page. playing with a trackpad is hard!

Exactly yhis is the point PPK is missing imo. A generic structure is offered by Angular, versus the mismatch of libraries, plugins, templating engines (all with their own bugs) that we had before.

I've built a lot of HTML5 over the years, and handing over projects that include your personal preferences and nifty things (even if it's 'Object Oriented' Mootools) can make another developer that has no prior knowledge of it decide to throw everything away and start from scratch.

At least angular provides a standardized and documented way of doing everything.

This is very specifically for Microsoft keyboards. There's multiple bugs that are exploited (both in the $1 receiver chip he's using and the fact that all MS keyboards start with the same bit for their mac address) that make it very easy in that specific case.

Hold my beer while I perform a table flip and throw away all my Microsoft Wireless Keyboards

I run a free product without a revenue model as well. (DuckieTV, a chrome extension / node-webkit app, http://schizoduckie.github.io/DuckieTV )

I have zero costs though, since it's serverless and all hosted on Google and Github's infrastructure.

For privacy reasons I have made the deliberate choice to not include any log reporting tools or use any tracking services that could possibly make development a whole lot easier.

Thankfully I get some support from a couple of other people that mostly help with small dev tweaks and supporting users, finding out what goes wrong and providing excellent feedback.

I can really recommend setting up a subreddit so that people can help themselves and others, and you can provide some feedback where needed.

All in all the load of user support has been quite easily manageable, though now with Trakt.TV's debacle with the new API there is definite pressure to fix things.

I just read the source. This is as much a cracker as Lizard Squad are hackers.

It's simply a script that tries truecrypt keyfiles with a provided password.

This is the coolest thing i've read in a long time. What a world we live in, where we can send software updates to Mars to fix our robot.

WTF?! Since when do we backdoor hardware in The Netherlands without informing the owner?

Autsj.

Lesson learned (again): Don't do encryption if you don't know what you're doing.

- Focussed on privacy, how?

- So, it's a browser, got some screenshots? What's the ACID test score?

- What rendering engine does it run on?

- Privacy, but no https?

- It's an evolution of the Lobo project apparently?