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I find myself reaching for this pretty often.

Love little tools like this it fits the spirit of HN perfectly.

It seems like they're trying to replicate the Wish advertising strategy.

Show you ads with relevant products on Instagram/Facebook that all link to different products on Etsy. They probably need more sellers in order to fill the ads with relevant enough products.

Mozilla | Senior iOS mobile Engineer | REMOTE (US / Canada)

Are you passionate about mobile applications that enrich users’ lives? Do you want to build new and interesting software for a massive audience? Passwords and identity are an essential part of every user’s online life and in addition to Firefox for iOS, Mozilla is building a new product that is focused on password and identity management.

come work on a fully Swift based project

https://github.com/mozilla-mobile/firefox-ios

https://github.com/mozilla-lockwise/lockwise-ios

Apply here https://grnh.se/d5214e8c1

Mozilla | Vancouver, Toronto, Portland, Mountain View, San Francisco | ONSITE | Full-time | Senior Experiments Software Engineer | https://www.mozilla.org/

Mozilla is the not-for-profit behind the Firefox browser. We are committed to the free and open web.

Android Engineer (Various)

Qualifications

Come work on the future of Firefox for Android

* Advanced coding skills in at least one of the following: Java, Kotlin, or C/C++

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Mozilla | Vancouver, Toronto, Portland, Mountain View, San Francisco | ONSITE

Android Engineer (Various)

Come work on Firefox for Android

* Advanced coding skills in at least one of the following: Java, Kotlin, or C/C++

* Experience building and shipping Java/Kotlin-based Android applications

* Exposure to web technologies (JS, CSS, DOM, HTML)

https://boards.greenhouse.io/mozilla/jobs/1117626?t=dpug2p1s...

Mozilla | Firefox Mobile Engineer | Mountain View, Portland, Remote, San Francisco, Toronto, Vancouver | https://mozilla.org

We are looking for an iOS engineer to work on https://github.com/mozilla-mobile/focus https://github.com/mozilla-mobile/firefox-ios and other open source products that Mozilla is working on.

You'll get to work on one of the few projects on the iOS platform that are built completely in the open.

Apply here https://careers.mozilla.org/position/gh/688096

Mozilla | Firefox Mobile Engineer | Mountain View Portland, Remote, San Francisco, Toronto, Vancouver | https://mozilla.org

We are looking for an iOS engineer to work on https://github.com/mozilla-mobile/focus https://github.com/mozilla-mobile/firefox-ios

and other open source products that Mozilla is working on.

You'll get to work on one of the few projects on the iOS platform that are built completely in the open.

Apply here https://careers.mozilla.org/position/gh/688096

Mozilla has https://www.joshmatthews.net/bugsahoy/

Feel free to contribute!

Check out the firefox-iOS project https://github.com/mozilla/firefox-ios

We have lots of tests. Many of them in different styles. Both UI tests and unit tests.

I'm in the process of writing tests using the new XCUI testing framework. You can see a PR I have open here. https://github.com/mozilla/firefox-ios/pull/1998

Very well done. Here is a similar thing for Ontario http://media.cns-snc.ca/ontarioelectricity/ontarioelectricit...

It reminds me of this "What is a Photocopier?"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PZbqAMEwtOE

Any plans of adding S3 support. Would be great for uploading a larger library. This paired with something like ArqBackup could auto upload your library to S3.

This seems like a more full fledged APNS server with a web frontend.

If you are looking for more transactional approach to integrate into an existing node app. I've been using node-apn in production for almost a year now. works well.

https://github.com/argon/node-apn

I cant believe no one mentioned Rick and Morty. Co-created by the creator of Adventure Time and Community.

The main character is a hacker scientist who with his grandson fight aliens, explore parallel dimensions and save the world from destruction!

Has anyone used RethinkDB for a relative large database(100GB+)? I cant seem to find performance benchmarks anywhere.

I'd like to try it. But guess I need an invite. If you can send one that would be awesome.

Our company is currently looking for a new iOS monetization strategy.

I know this is a nit-picky thing but why does this app require 6.1 or later? Thats a funny move. 6.0 I can understand.

What functionality could they have in 6.1 that made them have to require it?

This works because you knew him and played regularly. In Leauge most of the time you are playing with strangers and it's harder to behave like that. Most people wont know you are joking.

A vile (friendly) player can still exist. In your own private group chats you can say what you please. And if you are playing in an arranged 5 team you are unlikely to report your own team.

https://github.com/balderdashy/sails

I have also noticed this with search terms I follow on twitter.

https://twitter.com/search/realtime?q=Record+time+from+home+...

My theory is that almost every account linked to one of these accounts is fake. If you take any of their tweets you'll see them repeating the same tweets across a large web.

It's great.I'm not in the Xbox scene anymore but there is a huge lack in Xbox360 software that is not Windows only.

A lot of the use of tools like this comes from users who have "jailbroken" their console and can freely move games on and off the hdd. As most things are signed to the console or profile.

Out of curiosity what prompted you to make this? Was it just about learning QT or did you feel there was a need for multiplatform FATX explorer?

Hopefully these reviews aren't categorized as "manipulative"

http://www.amazon.com/Denon-AKDL1-Dedicated-Link-Cable/produ...

There is some amazing satire in Amazon reviews. It would be a shame if it was all lost.

this is great! I was in the process of using Crittercism's forum when they told me it was being deprecated in favour of ZenDesk. I looked at zendesk didn't like it compared to UserVoice and went with that instead. I'm happy they chose Uservoice instead!

I'm currently using both Crittercism and Uservoice so it will be great to bring them together!

This is also another reason why developers choose to go the freemium route.

With apps that have their own backend its trivial to verify receipts with your server. It's hard(impossible?) to verify actual purchases with your server but In App purchases can easily be verified.

Usenet is under attack.

A lot of TV/Movie companies are starting to send DMCA requests to usenet providers.

The other day SabMini a iOS client for sabnzbd had to remove support for sickbeard(a PVR for usenet)

I think we are seeing the systematic destruction of Usenet.

Usenet won't go away but just become harder. Releases won't be named correctly to avoid getting DMCA notices.

Looks like someone broke the first rule of Usenet...

would a nonce not work? You could just timestamp your request. And only accept requests in a certain timeframe.

http://www.thebuzzmedia.com/designing-a-secure-rest-api-with...

I use select2 with bootstrap http://ivaynberg.github.com/select2/

works impressively well for using inside forms.

These people aren't camping out to just get an iPhone. They are using the publicity to raise donations for cancer research.

Most of the people are camping out for publicity, not for the phone.

"PeopleSoft's "SA" module that UCF is using for registration includes a waitlist feature that already does all of this"

It isn't always enabled. Many classes for some odd reason have the waitlist feature turned off.

I built an iOS app for my school (Simon Fraser University) that allowed students to view/share their schedule with their friends. One of the most frequent questions I get is if the school has tried to shut me down and it is exactly for reasons like this that other students don't build more apps like this.

We have the same student system that UCF uses. It's horrible and slow. Tools like this make it a little bit more manageable.

I am surprised more schools dont have simple API's that allow students to build services on top of them.