nkristoffersen

You generally don't "own" any software anyway. If you read the terms of use/service, you'll probably see it is simply a license from the actual owner.

(this is the same with movies and music btw)

Using google spreadsheets is a favorite of mine for prototypes. Especially without building out an admin app.

Ok, I know this doesn't help the conversation, but I kept reading "Dickhash - Dick-based, persisted hash tables".

I was so confused.

I would try spending time with an "average user". They do not use right click, nor keyboard shortcuts (which have also been around for ages). The average user is a basic user.

Not a very viable solution: but you can apply for unemployment for those missing hours.

And people don't have to! People can self host instead :-)

Static sites can live on S3 which means never worrying about your server crashing (except for that one time!). It's really a stress free way of handling sites :-)

"Global" state should live on server. Only local state lives on client. I'm not sure how you are against react, angular, etc, since they only manage "local" state.

I wouldn't be surprised if people prefer the low bitrate MP3 songs because that's how they've always heard it. Most people have never heard "good" audio.

With simple I get push notifications :-)

It totally looks like a rendering.

That article is cool! Was fun reading the comments on the just-announced iPod

To be fair, plenty of printers are >$400

That doesn't work in an office environment. The "K" coffee makers are a dream in breakrooms everywhere.

The benchmark runs either single core or multi core. Is not a single core iPhone.

This statement made me giggle :-)

As a digital nomad for the past several months, Facebook has been crucial in keeping in touch with friends and family back home, but also a perfect platform for staying in contact with new friends I make on my travels :-)

I'd say it's most important that you are solving an important problem. If you solve the problem well, no one will care if the product is ugly as shit. So long as you are the only or the best solution out there, it doesn't matter. :-)

And pretzels :-)

Project: Resume builder that is very opinionated. More focused on underemployed and unemployed. Folks who don't know how to sell themselves well. http://jobhero.org It is open sourced on github.

Problem: Need more (good) resume template designs. Want to move to react to learn react (angular 1.6 currently). Will move to JSON Resume standard for storing the resume. Will include a login provider instead of the current uuidv4 url as auth. Need to build a landing page and better on-boarding.

Doesn't seem odd as the symbol was used for thousands of years before the nazis. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swastika

I trust google reasonably well when they say they do not scan G Suite (paid) products for advertising. https://support.google.com/work/answer/6056650?hl=en

I still use:

    .mytable{display:table}
    .myrow{display:table-row}
    .mycell{display:table-cell;vertical-align:middle;}

Simply because it's been the fastest and easiest way for me to vertically align stuff. Plus very backwards compatible. But I think I'm in the minority by not using the flexbox, etc.

Ironically the smartphone brings proper computing to everyone's fingertips. Hell I use my iPhone as a SSH terminal, or even a hotspot for my laptop when programming away from wifi.

The Information Age would be a dud without constant access to said information from anywhere for anyone.

The smartphone has also made it super easy for the average person to enjoy the fruits of programmers labor via app stores. Overall it has been a positive for the world.

on the topic of neverssl.com, just use example.com as it is not privately owned.

At least with my magic trackpad 2, when plugged into USB on my macbook pro, it communicates over USB instead of bluetooth. So worth using USB to cut some bluetooth lag out.

Google docs(drive) is already the online killer. So much better than office 365. I doubt amazon can outdo google here.

Very cool use of standard tech!

Judging by the electric motor portion of the telsa manufacturing I would say it is much more simple than ICE https://youtu.be/AVCCroN7vS0

Also, I would argue electric motors have been around far longer than ICE because it is simpler. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electric_motor

literally first result on google for "aws openvpn" :-)

https://aws.amazon.com/marketplace/pp/B00MI40CAE/ref=mkt_wir...