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If your last statement is true, how come there are companies working on software every day and not getting sued constantly?

Looks great, there's a very defined use-case and the video is very clear.

Does anyone know of any other similar piece of software, preferably open source, that allows for complete customization? I have another use-case different from the one on this product and I could use some advice.

As a 3rd party who thought he understood this, but then realized he didn't: thank you for explaining it

Excellent visualizations!

Could you share the code used to create your last sample chart?

I found it surprisingly hard to get access to the primitives mentioned in the intro, on a modern pc. How does one draw a pixel on a specific coordinate in a modern OS?

There's TunSafe [1], a client for Windows. Its source code [2] has been published as well.

[1] https://tunsafe.com/

[2] https://github.com/TunSafe/TunSafe

Got the same experience with Scaleway. Suddently unresponsive instances which had to be rebooted manually. That's a no-go!

This should be titled "A simple Windows-only pomodoro in C"

Even though that phrase password is 16 characters long, it has the same entropy as a 9-10 letter long alphanumeric random password (according to KeePass' generator). I agree that it's easier to recall, but it's half as secure as a properly random 16 character one.

What frameworks/methods are you using to develop a game in Go?

Do you know of any resource which details these faster algorithms when given extra requirements?

You can: Click on the time next to the poster's username and you'll get a permalink to it.

Like this one: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11696803

if the old version can't handle the new schema, is there anything that can be done when upgrading multiple servers?