Hacker Newsnew | past | comments | ask | show | jobs | submit | fixmycode's commentslogin

check out Pretendo!


if it's any consolation, the Protoss executor Artanis was named after Frank Sinatra


finally, a sequel about the most fun party of Tron: the outside of the computer /s


Does it work for you currently? there's an unsolved issue that happened after a One UI patch a few months ago


I think the only real option here would be DRF, it's a very mature library to switch Django from website builder to API backend


Agreed, Django + DRF provides everything you need for this use case out of the box.


i thought the business model was to sell professional support for companies, and it has worked very well so far. the problem is that you can't apply that business model in this case.


> the problem is that you can't apply that business model in this case

Random thought: I wonder if the problem is personal version of "selling support" is home PC repair companies, ubuntu is trying to be MS but they should be GeekSquad or geeks4u.


ubuntu's big problem is that they try to be everything to everyone.

There's room for a phone linux, a user/corporate client linux, an enterprise linux or two. It's pretty tough for a company, even the well funded ones to do all three. MS missed phone, google missed enterprise, redhat doesn't really do phone or client (fedora I guess but it's not really a paid product). Then, you got scrappy ubuntu that's gonna reinvent phones and debian and do server support, and they are kinda just bad at all of it . . ..


I've found Ubuntu Desktop to be by far the least problematic desktop Linux distro. I was a big Fedora fan for a while but the hit in stability just wasn't worth it for me, and I liked the positivity of the Ubuntu hobbyist community, containing many people who are not primarily software engineers.


It's not bad, and it's what I'd put my grandma on. It really falls down on the job as an enterprise client, shipping old buggy software like bad insecure versions of openconnect VPN and such.

If you want to set up a browsing/email machine for something it's a great choice.

This is actually where I think ubuntu should focus, the server offering is kinda meh. The upstart and unity shit was a waste of time. Instead, they should focus all that energy on being a client OS. One that can run on grandmas old machine and one that can run in the enterprise.

It's just a little half done for my taste


Samsung Knox, Blackberry, etc. there are many examples of business grade offerings in the phone space.


This famously didn’t work for Red Hat.


Is that sarcasm? Red Hat had 13000 employees before they were sold for $34 billion. Pretty damn successful.


The "buy on Amazon!" button gives the impression of this being a retail product at first glance. I tried pressing it a couple of times because my brain wanted to know how much was it without having to read the whole page.


Hmmmm, interesting thought. We wanted to showcase how easy we made it for others to buy your products and click your links, but I can see how this could come across that way in the messaging.

Maybe I'll rotate the button colors & label to show different services (more of an example) or replace it with blob/placeholder text entirely? Thanks for the heads up!


we already have heart transplant procedures, I'd presume the problem of reattaching main blood vessels is already solved


I watched the stream on YouTube and the audio was kept as is. I doubt it would be the same for the VOD later but, couldn't Twitch do the same?

Also, isn't Blizzard or Twitch breaking their ToS by simultaneously streaming on Twitch and YouTube?


It wasn't just Twitch's platform: it was Twitch's own channel /twitchgaming. On YouTube, Blizzard just streamed it to their own channel, and they've surely cleared the rights (for now).


I don't believe there are any ToS covering simultaneous streaming on Twitch and YouTube for either service.


Partnered streamers sign away co streaming rights to become partners and get those benefits.

For most streamers, they want a community and costreaming does the opposite of that

For super large events having a split works. Large events aren't usually partners in the typical sense


Even if there was a tos issue, I'm sure blizzcon will be on their own contracts for this kind of stuff


wfm in Firefox for Android 85.1.3 (Build #2015792283) with no issues


Consider applying for YC's Summer 2026 batch! Applications are open till May 4

Guidelines | FAQ | Lists | API | Security | Legal | Apply to YC | Contact

Search: