joe_inferno

I mean, the person you're responding to does so…

Looks pretty cool, but I ran into bugs right away, trying to add more than one saved website - it would revert to the previous one for whatever reason

I'm unfamiliar with that rebuttal, but it sounds like it has significance. Could someone explain it to me?

It would feel less click-baity if they hadn't included the word "Terrifying". Let the reader decide where on the scale of fear the results fall.

I suppose it would depend on who he's trying to sell this to ;) workers are more inclined to like the version you present while employers would be more inclined to like his version.

I can't tell if your post is sarcasm or not, but I'd just like to point out that while not perfect we have 1) intelligence as individuals and 2) political mechanisms as a species that would enable a change of course (if one is possible to begin with) whereas the cyanobacteria lacked both of those things.

git bisect is a powerful one i use to identify when a given bug was introduced

For OS X I highly recommend the lightweight Gitbox. Although I haven't seen an update in a long time, there are some visual issues in Yosemite, and it crashes from time to time, it makes the most common tasks super easy. Single keystrokes to pull/push, add all, commit, etc.

Apply both rules at the same time. a - > (a)(b) -> (ab)(a), etc

It's one of the tags at the bottom, the UK

you mean you can append any GitHub username

"…this is going to be seen as where Apple's golden age began to wane."

I heard that kind of talk when Steve died.

Well, as long as 2 am Chinese food is more valuable than a street drug deal with a slight chance of violence

"about to bud"

I see what you did there

Yes.

I did not read it so slowly I now have 6 extra hours! Thanks, guy!

Best laugh I've had all day.

Nice try, Obama

I setup a bank account in Germany in 2007 that issued me a hardware token generator (I forget the name of the bank). It was my first experience with 2 factor auth, and I'm a little surprised that I have yet to see it implemented with banks in the US.

I got coverage under the ACA as a freelancer for myself and my wife at $420 a month.

Got close to my high score, but did not beat game. may try again. probably won't since keeping the pattern is almost more work.

It's up for me…

That's assuming they even did adequate logging

.. the liberals ..

yes, that was annoying

This is a little reminiscent of Mormonism (minus the 'only you and me' bit)

Do they take 30% from banking apps?

Sorry, do you mean to the Hard Disk, or in High Definition? :) OnCue already does record to the disk when you configure it to, you can set it to record on either a motion or an audio trigger.

Yes, no data is sent otherwise. If you have ever synchronized an iOS device, the desktop app will make a quick connection to determine its external IP address upon launch and communicate that to my managing server, but this is only used when a synchronized iOS device wants to connect.

Thanks for the idea about launching on specific events, I will definitely look into putting this in a future release :)

Hi, I'm the owner and only developer. Your image data is sent through a TURN server I operate on AWS in order to facilitate the remote viewing, and only if a synchronized device exists and is online. You don't need have to synchronize an iOS device to use the other desktop features. Aside from the TURN server, the app makes connections to another server I control for managing synchronization between devices.

The data is encrypted using two way TLS and the traffic is sent (without any processing or storing, or transmitting to third parties) to devices you have synchronized.

Your fear is probably not atypical, and as an indie dev it's maybe my biggest obstacle for this app's success. With that said, my number one priority for users is data security. I spent a great deal of time working on the security aspects alone, and if you have any questions about the details please feel free to contact me-- my information is available on the website linked.

EDIT: more clarity (I hope)