danielsamuels

You could download the Soundcloud tracks into a directory and add the directory to Spotify.

Checkout the source code (over HTTPS) and compile it yourself then?

Perhaps if they had the same uptime, page load speed and UX as Github, I would consider it. Unfortunately we tried it for a week at work and none of us could figure out our way around it (when it was working).

Oh lordy, I had no idea! Thank you so much for the links!

I know they've only recently released new permissions for organisations, but they're still extremely lacking. As far as I can see, there's no way of setting permissions at a group level.

As an example of how this would be used, we have a Github team within our organisation which is used for non-technical people to post bugs. These people have no reason to be able to see or push code to the repository, they only need to be able to create issues. This applies to every repository in the organisation. As far as I can see, and without manually adding every single repository to the team, there's no way of setting global permissions permissions for a team. This seems like a major oversight to me.

I've used Bitbucket for years and I've never seen "multiple assignees for an issue" as something which is available. I've just looked at a couple of our (private) repositories and I still can't see how you would do it. Either that feature doesn't exist or it's used in an extremely obscure manner.

It's a shame that the .se is all that seems to be left of it, the .io version was far superior.

Would you consider open-sourcing your work now that it's no longer live?

Having it as a separate app allows me to do this: https://i.imgur.com/2b1rkb6.jpg

I wish they would add the ability to fast-forward merge from pull requests. I know many large projects (including Django) accept pull requests but don't merge them on Github simply because of the mess it makes of the history.

But it didn't show that to be false. The comment you replied to proves it.

So in theory it's not required but in practice it is? And to think it used to be IE which didn't follow specs.

Is it possible to use HTTP/2 without SSL yet? I tried it a few weeks ago and my browser was just downloading a 4KB file with some random bytes in it, I assume this was the server response but it wasn't clear.

> And the other day, I had to spend the whole day troubleshooting rendering differences between Outlook and GMail.

We just build the template in Mailchimp and export it out as HTML nowadays. Never had an issue with that workflow.

The entirety of OMGPOP was incredible, it was one of the best online gaming platforms I've ever seen.

> Really, people who expect an encounter with the cops to be respectful, convenient, not humiliating, fair, decent, honest, voluntary, or inexpensive are a part of the problem.

All of the encounters I've had with British police have always been fantastic, they're always respectful, tell you exactly what they're stopped you for, what's going to happen next. I'm glad I live in a country where I don't have to fear the police.

Even if they did provide that service, how would you prove they weren't storing the data anyway?

Depending on what you use ShareX for, Mac2Imgur could be useful for you.

https://github.com/mileswd/mac2imgur

You've been able to use Google Authenticator with Github for years.

Or join Three in the UK and get free roaming anyway.

http://www.three.co.uk/Discover/Phones/Feel_At_Home

Just seems weird for the conversation to be about how someone refuses to switch to it, that's all. :)

The Mattermost preview screenshot is an odd choice - have a read of the conversation.

You can use the rawgit to view the current version (1.0) - https://rawgit.com/gloomyson/StarCraft/master/index.html

He covered that in his second sentence.

> But there's so little in the way of communication density (even in 'compact mode')

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I had the new privacy policy appear when I opened the app this morning and had to accept it to continue. Probably just rolling out over time.

I would guess that the new sensor usage and GPS data is for the Spotify Running feature which was announced a while back. From what I remember, it changes your songs based on your running speed. Makes sense to require this additional data.

Two Google services working together? Don't be silly!

What happens if you reconnect and submit the answer before the hint request goes? Seems like a classic race condition.