ianwalter

It's crazy to me that they banned pornographic apps from the app store but still let this hot garbage be listed on their platform for so long.

It's a nice piece of hardware in general but give me a break with that title.

The convenience factor is definitely there. A browser plugin that automatically creates an email address that you can later turn on/off with a couple clicks instead of going through the domain setup in gmail (or in my case fastmail)? I'd be interested in it.

Yea I would want this too. I think it makes more sense than Maskmail just adding a bunch of other domains that can get blocked too.

Just in case people are looking for one more alternative, it looks like no one has mentioned codegiant.io yet.

This is a little unfortunate but I think theres a possibility this could turn out to be a positive thing for both MS and GH. I hope so at least.

Cool, for sure, thanks for the response!

Sourcegraph is great, but I had to disable the browser plugin because it opens a new tab on every github search. So annoying.

Yea, Microsoft should acquire sourcegraph too.

Yea but I don't think it's continued focus that will help here. Apple has continued it's modus operandi and quality has decreased like you mentioned. Granted, acquiring GitHub is most likely not the right fix, but I think something about Apple's particular way of operating is holding it back.

Apple. I know it's not Apple's style but imagine if Apple started expanding outside of it's bubble like Microsoft has. If they really went all in it would be amazing.

Hacker News, Echo JS, Product Hunt

Ok, I guess I just assumed since Nest is a Google company... but I can check that. Thanks for the tip!

Does anybody know if this has anything to do with GKE? Last night right before I noticed the Nest app was unresponsive, I noticed my entire Kubernetes cluster was randomly brought down. At first I thought it was for some kind of maintenance, but thought it was strange that it wasnt brought down gracefully. I still have no idea what happened.

> If you are using Docker and Kubernetes for an ordinary website, then please stop. There are simpler ways to run a website. We’ve been building websites for 25 years now, and we didn’t need Docker.

Sure, if that's the only kind of workload you ever plan on running. No one is really doing this though so this is just useless outrage. This is like Fox News for developers.

I resisted Kubernetes for a long time, but now that I've started using it, I think it's definitely the way to go.

I don't think his expectations were unreasonable and I don't blame him for not wanting to spend years of his life slowly trying to fix a dysfunctional team/process. I know it's not easy, but companies should do a better job at hiring so that both parties time isn't wasted.

What about Helm?

Say what now? You’re saying npm is a disaster? That is surprising.

But then they are two unrelated posts with two separate discussions. The whole point is that they are related and in the same discussion. It's more simple this way.

I'm in the same situation. I'd even be willing to pay a much higher transaction fee for them to resolve it, but they don't seem to care. I switched to Gemini and have been much happier with them.

Please do replace my local editor.

Cool, I disagree with your conclusions but it would be nice if there was a better way to correct social imbalances. They definitely don't seem to fix themselves!

This is smart, natural, and a good use of tech. I hope your community succeeds.

Why do you want to be included? What would be the point of it if you were?

I am curious: have you spent a lot of time thinking about this or was this the first reaction that popped into your head?

He died for your alpha!

To be fair Unroll.me shows you ads in their emails to you so a user may think thats how they monetise and be ok with that. Its another thing altogether when the company sells all of your email data directly to buyers.

Yea I'm certainly not eager to sign up for another service like this after finding out that the last one I used sold my data. It's getting really tough to trust third party services with your data these days.

There doesn't seem to be a monitor that offers a large display (27-32"), 5K resolution, and USB-C ports with enough power to charge a 15" MacBook Pro while using it like a "Pro". The 5K UltraFine comes just short of this but I also worry about it's build quality. Other nice to haves would be 2 thunderbolt 3 inputs so you could for example use 2 displays through daisy-chaining. Maybe GSync and HDR for gamers and game developers.