A title mentioned Go, so I guess that means the Elixir/Erlang marketing team is going to come in and tell us why Elixir is better. Yawn. It's as obvious as the monsanto shills.
Well if they can't even program their websites UI properly why should I expect them to be able to design programs? I have to scroll all the way back up to go to the next section. If that's not bad design I don't know…
Do ethereum smart contracts prevent this?
Did Ken write anything on trusting the government?
It always seems to be the older generation that has this crappy immature attitude. I'm glad I have to work with less and less people like you.
Why? The Linux sub-system is the best part of Windows. He's doing them a favor.
>Seems a bit dishonest. Welcome to *BSD
So... a mailbox?
For as much propaganda as I see about ZFS, I've never once encountered it in the wild. Most of the companies here I've never even heard of and the ones I have heard of aren't companies I would take into account when…
I'm definitely going to try this, but I've become fed up with most music players and decided to code my own wrapper around MPV. I used mpd and cmus for years but the main problem I had with them is that when I changed…
>Do you have users? Do those users need to log in? Well, you now have access tokens related to users. Aren't those tokens supposed to be stored client side anyway? Aren't those tokens supposed to contain encoded…
Linux use to have a very similar problem but it was finally fixed in kernel 4.10. Surprised windows suffers from the same thing and now it's got me wondering if MacOS does this too...
In this case, the "technical correctness" of your argument is up for debate.
Is it safe to say that VR still has another decade (at least) before it gets any kind of wide spread adoption? I was hyped a couple years ago for VR but it feels like its fizzled out.
I've programmed scores of libraries in Go and found it pleasant, in fact it's more pleasant writing a library in Go than in any other language I've used. I've never once even considered the fact that I might need…
It's not absurd. This methodology may not be best for everyone, but imo it's best for the language its self, and seeing as Go is one of todays fastest growing languages the developers must be doing something right.
From what I understand, it's something like 10% of our infrastructure that contributes 99% of green house gasses. Even if 90% of people on earth decided to recycle and go vegan and drive an electric car, it wouldn't…
Definitely fracking and Monsanto. I've also noticed some software and hardware products seem to have a shill presence. I think we all remember that 6 month period where Microsoft decided to shove VSCode down every ones…
You probably don't use Linux.
The reason Microsoft built a Linux sub-system into Windows is because Windows wasn't as good as Linux for development. Microsoft building a Linux sub-system is Microsoft admitting defeat.
or just redirect port 80 traffic to 3000 with iptables, it's one command. sudo iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -i eth0 -p tcp --dport 80 -j REDIRECT --to-port 3000
Why do you think this? Because they let people fork the kernel, patch it, close the source, sell it, and never contribute anything back?
>Seems like it's trendy to hate the NSA Because they make us LESS SECURE. They are an anti-security organization.
Don't know why any hacker would argue against you, but for some reason I see people on HN making excuses for companies like google and Microsoft almost everyday. These companies don't like Linux or FOSS, they just want…
And this is why capitalism is necessary.
A title mentioned Go, so I guess that means the Elixir/Erlang marketing team is going to come in and tell us why Elixir is better. Yawn. It's as obvious as the monsanto shills.
Well if they can't even program their websites UI properly why should I expect them to be able to design programs? I have to scroll all the way back up to go to the next section. If that's not bad design I don't know…
Do ethereum smart contracts prevent this?
Did Ken write anything on trusting the government?
It always seems to be the older generation that has this crappy immature attitude. I'm glad I have to work with less and less people like you.
Why? The Linux sub-system is the best part of Windows. He's doing them a favor.
>Seems a bit dishonest. Welcome to *BSD
So... a mailbox?
For as much propaganda as I see about ZFS, I've never once encountered it in the wild. Most of the companies here I've never even heard of and the ones I have heard of aren't companies I would take into account when…
I'm definitely going to try this, but I've become fed up with most music players and decided to code my own wrapper around MPV. I used mpd and cmus for years but the main problem I had with them is that when I changed…
>Do you have users? Do those users need to log in? Well, you now have access tokens related to users. Aren't those tokens supposed to be stored client side anyway? Aren't those tokens supposed to contain encoded…
Linux use to have a very similar problem but it was finally fixed in kernel 4.10. Surprised windows suffers from the same thing and now it's got me wondering if MacOS does this too...
In this case, the "technical correctness" of your argument is up for debate.
Is it safe to say that VR still has another decade (at least) before it gets any kind of wide spread adoption? I was hyped a couple years ago for VR but it feels like its fizzled out.
I've programmed scores of libraries in Go and found it pleasant, in fact it's more pleasant writing a library in Go than in any other language I've used. I've never once even considered the fact that I might need…
It's not absurd. This methodology may not be best for everyone, but imo it's best for the language its self, and seeing as Go is one of todays fastest growing languages the developers must be doing something right.
From what I understand, it's something like 10% of our infrastructure that contributes 99% of green house gasses. Even if 90% of people on earth decided to recycle and go vegan and drive an electric car, it wouldn't…
Definitely fracking and Monsanto. I've also noticed some software and hardware products seem to have a shill presence. I think we all remember that 6 month period where Microsoft decided to shove VSCode down every ones…
You probably don't use Linux.
The reason Microsoft built a Linux sub-system into Windows is because Windows wasn't as good as Linux for development. Microsoft building a Linux sub-system is Microsoft admitting defeat.
or just redirect port 80 traffic to 3000 with iptables, it's one command. sudo iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -i eth0 -p tcp --dport 80 -j REDIRECT --to-port 3000
Why do you think this? Because they let people fork the kernel, patch it, close the source, sell it, and never contribute anything back?
>Seems like it's trendy to hate the NSA Because they make us LESS SECURE. They are an anti-security organization.
Don't know why any hacker would argue against you, but for some reason I see people on HN making excuses for companies like google and Microsoft almost everyday. These companies don't like Linux or FOSS, they just want…
And this is why capitalism is necessary.