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Vaultwarden is the way. API parity at a fraction of the footprint

> We did not A/B test anything.

> We did not waste money.

I would argue that you did waste (potential) money by not optimizing your marketing funnels. Regardless, this list was a great reminder that the core of what we should focus on is putting your product in front of customers and making it better, not micro-optimizing.

Folding at home is running out of work because of the overwhelming response. I've found that sometimes restarting the FAH client/container will trigger a new job even after being stuck in a loop for hours

We had approximately 13 minutes of downtime across all apps. Even Heroku's own docs were down

Love this. For those of us with existing colors, plugins etc in our config, any chance you plan on allowing import of existing configs? Even if just for the colors in the beginning

Google doesn't care. https://brave.com/google-gdpr-workaround/

There are slightly more expensive models that are 500W-1000W+. The Segway and M365 are ~350W. I had a hard time with the battery life on the Segway ES2 on hills, but am a little bit over the supported weight limit

Source: own escootercartel.com

pretty cool. love the fast-levenshtein addition - can't tell you how many times user error has killed me (used the wrong extension or missed a letter)

Can't tell if this is sarcasm or not

I believe that number includes casualties caused from retrieving the package, but it still seems high to me too

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Due to vanity reasons (they have "your" handle?) or for some other reason?

Isn't Hola the company that sells "stressing" services using their network, aka DDOS attacks?

They even include a shell script to install on non-supported distros:

http://download.unity3d.com/download_unity/unity-editor-inst...

After giving that a read, I'm happy that there are people way smarter than me working on these problems. Kudos to your efforts!

Pretty good. It usually comes down to the drivers available. AMD is doing good things with open source drivers, while Nvidia usually lags behind.

Looks cool. Any android plans?

Site is back up but cheers for the magnet!

MSI Afterburner runs pretty well. Not sure if it is "approved" or not, but I'd assume so as MSI is an Nvidia partner.

I was looking at the GTX 980 but settled on a GTX 970. It overclocks pretty well and I put the money I saved into a new SSD :)

Which part? That it was .NET?

Floobits dev is amazing. Highly recommended

Why flash? What advantages do they get with flash that outweigh the negatives?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=31g0YE61PLQ

> rock-solid chain-of-custody for the blood samples

Proof is the "alleged" steroid use of Ryan Braun - the Major League Baseball case where the guy in charge of the sample left it in his home over the weekend and Braun got off on this technicality

The Google Analytics Measurement Protocol allows developers to make HTTP requests to send raw user interaction data directly to Google Analytics servers. YMMV, I haven't tried it yet but want to hook it into our app asap.

https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/collection...

There is angular-strap and angular-ui for bootstrap based sites

10+ years ago I was at a public library with terminals that were in kiosk mode with IE in fullscreen, hidden start menu etc. I used a paperclip to eject the cd drive, put in a CD with autorun, and voila, visible start menu and was able to get to the internet from IE

TL;DR:

Upload your images, they extract EXIF for metadata, resize it and upload to all your services. Automatically social sharing buffer comes with analytics aggregated from all your services - you can now see how popular your work is and why.

At my day job I am stuck on a Windows IIS stack.

Any plans for windows servers? I'd honestly prioritize this after application dependencies checking for Java/Node etc, but just thought I'd ask.

> everyone in the industry should've been more bullish on open source standards

This, 100x this. Look at the pedigree of Xiph[1] - non-profit corporation dedicated to protecting the foundations of Internet multimedia from control by private interests.

1. Ogg/Vorbis

2. FLAC

3. Opus/Speex - low latency voice codecs

4. Theoria video codec

5. Icecast

etc.

These people know how to get stuff done.

There is also Google's VP9. It has comparable quality to HVEC, and recently released libvpx 1.4.0 which adds support for 10-bit and 12-bit bit depth, 4:2:2 and 4:4:4 chroma subsampling, and VP9 multithreaded decoding/encoding

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VP9

[1] https://wiki.xiph.org/index.php/Main_Page