dartf
Joined 13 years ago
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Recent submissions
Comment · 7 months ago
I don't see an option to opt-out? Is it US only thing?
Comment · 2 years ago
Every time my wife uses teams on 2.4GHz wifi our home network goes down. Works fine on 5GHz. Of course there is already a thread about this from 2020: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/microsoft-teams/micro...
Comment · 3 years ago
For me client was completely dead, works now
Comment · 3 years ago
Oof, there is gonna be a hell of a WAN show
Comment · 4 years ago
It's such a mess. We are a team of seven and we can't invite 7th dev, because for some reason limit is 6. I have a huge banner "contact support now", but nobody replies. Our bill increased x5 overnight, although our traffic didn't change, it's just that we need to pay for each dev separately without any added value. I was pretty happy with netlify, despite recent downtimes, but this change is really disappointing.
Comment · 5 years ago
Heritage Type | JavaScript, TypeScript, WASM | Berlin, Germany | ONSITE | VISA | Full time
Heritage Type started as an independent type foundry and graphic supplier. Today we are creating an online tool which enables people to create artistic designs. Our clients include Netflix and Warner as well as thousands of independent designers all over the world.
We search for software engineers that have a good understanding of vector graphics, fonts and modern JavaScript. You need to be familiar with object-oriented and functional programming concepts and being able to deliver high-quality code in a timely fashion. You will work with other developers, designers and a founding team to create an amazing product that you will be proud of.
Get in touch and learn more about us here: https://www.heritagetype.com/pages/engineering
My work email is in my profile.
Comment · 5 years ago
Only one of our apps was affected (production of course), sadly it seems that heroku has no uptime guarantees for non-enterprise users...
Comment · 5 years ago
I really want to love DO, but I just can't. 2 main pain points I had from working with it for ~3 month:
1. Spaces keys. There is no way to fine tune access rights. Anyone with spaces key can access any space in the organization and read/write to it. I trust people I work with, but there is always room for a mistake, so even a small chance that someone can accidentally nuke our production space makes me nervous.
2. Something from yesterday: we use new DO apps to deploy a static web app. Yesterday I started to get random 404s for some of the assets, so app become unusable. My colleague in Argentina had same issues, but for different assets. We are lucky that it was a staging app, but imagine it was a production app and that would happen over the weekend? How do you even detect that? Run uptime monitor form dozen different locations?
Comment · 6 years ago
Heritage Type | Software Engineer, Frontend | Berlin, Germany | ONSITE | Full time
Heritage Type started as an independent type foundry and graphic supplier. Today we want to create better and simpler tools for people to create their own designs and logos. Our clients include Netflix and Warner as well as thousands of independent designers all over the world.
We search for a software engineer with a focus on frontend that has a good understanding of vector graphics, fonts and modern JavaScript.
To learn more about us: https://www.heritagetype.com/pages/about
My work email is in my profile.
Comment · 6 years ago
Hate to be this guy, but it doesn't work with unicode.
Comment · 6 years ago
That's really cool! I remember checking prototype a day or two ago and now it's finished - great job!
I have an idea of making something like "read next" on medium or openring[1] as a service. It's in a very early stage right now, but if you run a personal blog - ping me(info in the profile) I would like to ask a few questions ;)
Comment · 6 years ago
I guess I'm a bit late to the party, but after reading your comment I hacked something together - https://x.rukin.me It's ugly and I haven't spent any time styling it or improving editor(it's just textarea) but it works as PoC.
Also I've started it before I read comments that hashify exists, otherwise I would probably not do it ;)
Compared to hashify:
- it uses zlib to compress data, so it can actually contain much more content(if it's repetitive)
- it also supports password encryption of the content (don't know why, but my friend said it would be cool)
- only supports markdown(no html) as I haven't found any good js lib for html sanitization on client side
Examples:
- With password: https://bit.ly/3c7xkyb pass: wasted
- Some markdown: https://j.mp/2AivRYr
P.S. I still have no idea why anyone will use it
work related: domain is `kittl.com` username is `phil`