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nopar8on Publii – Open Source CMS for Static Websites

I set up forestry on my father's bed and breakfast website. I am very pleased.

nopar8on Show HN: FAQT – A lightweight, personal knowledge base

I was unable to find anything that suggests this. Are you speculating?

I can certainly see the value, I've fallen in love with build on save. I thought I would mention a solution here for people that wish to stay with their current browser but like the sound of automatic build.

I've been using a fork of fresh[1]. I haven't found a single issue yet. I simply cd to my project and run it.

[1] https://github.com/lateefj/fresh

nopar8on Enough with the Salts: Updates on Secure Password Schemes

I am extremely ignorant about this topic. But I don't think that's how it works. Can someone else weigh in please.

nopar8on How a differential gear works (1937) [video]

The way the teaching was sequential really made it an understandable to a layman like myself.

nopar8on Your friends are lying to you. For $10, I wont.

The comment is terrible because you lack the qualifications to comment outside if your own personal expertise (whatever that may be). Second, assuming you get to comment, you will be working for free. Not much money. So yeah, two thumbs down. awful comment

See what I did there :P

nopar8on A replacement for JavaScript's “alert”

I thought the same thing!

We'll be nice and give the author the benefit of the doubt and say it's juxtaposition :P

nopar8on Linux Dash – Simple web-based server monitoring

First time I giggled at a comment on here in a while (=

nopar8on Node's nested node_modules approach is basically incompatible with Windows

I think we're arguing different things. I'm more talking semantics.

nopar8on Node's nested node_modules approach is basically incompatible with Windows

At first I agreed with you; but then I read one of the comments on github that swayed me.

"You are the one playing games - calling core parts of Windows like Explorer "3rd party tools", and suggesting that not supporting long paths is a bug. Microsoft have made it clear repeatedly that non-support for long paths is not a bug, and not something that will change.

A package manager creating paths that do not work with the majority of the software written for an OS, then claiming compatibility with the OS, is playing games, at your users expense."

At the end of the day Windows wont be the thing changing. haha.

nopar8on HipHop, the "Popcorn Time" for Music, says goodbye

Here is a fork for anyone that hits this from google; https://github.com/Atraci/Atraci

nopar8on Chrome users oblivious to Heartbleed revocation tsunami

"While many of his claims are a bit outlandish or bold, few, if any, are demonstrably false."

I really like the way this website is written. (=

nopar8on Salted Password Hashing – Doing it Right

Excuse my ignorance, can you please elaborate. What's the alternative?