Ideal for the few folks who hold more than 60% of it. https://bitinfocharts.com/top-100-richest-dogecoin-addresses...
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This looks great and I will definitely try it out asap. I currently work with https://github.com/aksonov/react-native-router-flux which also worked well in our case and covers most of our needs really well.
top notch perf shaming right there
there is also http://remoteok.io/ which launched recently
For those who prefer to just view the videos in a web browser, the content can also be found here: http://www.neckbeardrepublic.com/screencasts/
please add a feature to re-order properties alphabetically, that would be super useful. derulo package wiggle ;)
I have used http://www.cockos.com/licecap/ to achieve this.
Seriously, Spain being in an economic crisis since so long, they should work on making it more attractive for people to open and run their business there instead of adding new regulations and complicating things for founders.
a unicorn tear
angry much?
you can use DI in backbone and clearly seperate your concerns as well. It is just not as much enforced in the framework (not opinionated)
The problem / article is about ADBLOCK PLUS - not with the normal Adblock. Two different beasts.
Nice idea! What really bugs me though is that when you try to use the back button in your browser you lose all progress and have to start again... maybe implement a router component or something! apart from this great job
the geocities / facebook comparision is pure gold. And yes, I really hope the whole real-name social network trend will be overcome again.
Quite ironic that this was stated by "The Atlantic". I hope at least for Omakase they use the real thing.
for the second time now, yes. see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6201160 which was closed
why not combine telling the people about it and linking to your github / npm projects? It will definitely gain much more attraction and you can showcase already the effects of said code with a neat demo.
I stopped reading after "Yes, we filed for a patent" Also, the voice of the presenter in the video sounds like from some tele-shopping channel.
Next week: Why nobody should rant about things he doesn't know very well, ever.
I feel sorry for the honest and good american people that have to suffer from this power abuse, which seems to be a very real and common threat. It must be horrible to live in constant fear from your own government. :(
neither is to be a victim of U.S. collateral damage or surveillance
good work. what is really annoying though is that the "would you like to share" popup stays open until I close it, especially when I hit multiple buttons on the page and these popups are all over the place. maybe think about a timer or close all the others when opening a new one.
make them available already for developers world wide! geeksphone is always sold out
For the sake of learning rails (railstutorial) I think it doesn't make a difference if you use rbenv or rvm.
The same could be said for people in general... Don't just complain about the issue on the internet, but actually go out to the streets and demonstrate. It's a long way from the internet to the street...
Honestly, this seems to me (German) like a very lurid headline. Article seems like more entertaining then a serious press release and does not belong on top of hacker news imho.
Afaik a lot of Tor endpoints are actually run by the NSA / secret services. "If people try to use encrypted services they must seek to hide something"