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If I follow a project link and it is hosted on SourceForge I leave very quickly. Can't win me back.

Try flux (or for macOS- nightshift). I haven't felt issues with my eyes with a quality monitor and a flux-type application.

You still pay per TB. So yes, if you pay, you can have "unlimited" storage.

You shouldn't be deploying a CLI into production. While I haven't looked closely at this particular system, guaranteed you are not deploying the CLI. Just using the CLI to create deployable code.

When people say "lightweight" they mean small sizes over the wire. The final size of the production/deployment code. Not the development code.

the idea (or name) of freedom is valued highly here in the US of A. But, for the average American, I don't think "freedom" means what they think it means...

How is Smart Mart? Their website is quite sparse.

That is surprising. I've tried watching many 2-3 star movies and thought to myself "yep, this movie is shit" and stop watching.

Thank you for these links. Very interesting stuff. Curious how good these systems are compared to the latest visual machine learning tech...

Curious how advanced the system is too... Does it use deep learning ML like the current state of the art?

Do city police departments have access to the FBI facial database or do they have their own?

I was so happy when I found that setting. Was so frustrating before.

I'd imagine the default is meant to function more like iOS

never heard the term "blogspam" but that is a very good description of it. When I click a link and then notice it is just a short blog post from some company trying to "content market", I leave the page.

the hackable 5% :-)

Agreed with the other comment. This crowd definitely requires HTTPS.

Perhaps move to a host that helps you with that if you are unsure how to deploy HTTPS?

yes, time for an updated model.

backup and wipe your phone before you travel. there are several stories now of customs compelling you to unlock the phone before allowing you to leave.

https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2017/02/a-nas...

That is funny to me because I assume my phone is much more secure (with strict sandboxing) compared to my desktop.

If only it was all about speed :-)

These days it's all about the customer/user. And that user wants functionality!

If you were a web developer you'd be happy to know Edge is so much better at complying with web standards than IE ever was. Would love to know what people miss about IE.

https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-edge/platfor...

Is there a better method for protecting content provided by Netflix?

Just being realistic. DRM is a necessary evil in that video studios would never ever provide content in the clear.

I am so happy to see flash go the way of the Dodo. But curious what the best alternative is for implementing DRM on the web?

Weird, the internet I know and love has plenty of issues with browser compatibility :-)

I used the hdfury years ago. the output quality wasn't anywhere near the quality of the input signal. but it did technically give you a signal without hdcp.

I'm surprised people don't go all AWS with elastic beanstalk and cut out the expensive middleman.

Even better, a unified skill set in the developer pool. Which is very valuable and productive.

Apple didn't build the App Store for you... Apple built it for its users. To create safer Mac. A more reliable Mac.

The store gives the users a relatively safe place to get apps and be rather confident it's not going to screw up the entire system.

This is similar to jailbroken iPhones. Sure you can do it, but the risk is much greater for the average user.

In Texas, each microcenter has their own theme. It's actually pretty cool! One is a space station. Another is an oil field :-)

Do you have your makefile on github?

Thanks for the input! Yeah the logos are terrible. However, from a UX standpoint, what I was going for is an easy to skim resume. So less important content get reduced, more important content gets increased to get noticed more. This is because you only have a few seconds to catch the readers attention before going in the circular file.

This is one of those things that I have A/B tested quite a bit :-)

I am actually working on web app that walks you through building a solid resume based on my own UX opinions. Then at the end you can print out the pdf. This is my resume (rather outdated now) and my opinionated design. http://resume.kristoffersen.io

Thoughts on a resume builder web app? Want to see one exist?

The biggest win with building a SPA in react or angular is that you can host it on S3 and front it with Cloudfront and never ever worry about it dying. Plus, performance is amazing.

Agreed. Store as much as possible in S3. Store only what's necessary in a DB.