15:[[15346905,{"by":"james_anderson","descendants":89,"id":15346905,"kids":[15348559,15348392,15348235,15348022,15348294,15347107,15349002,15348265,15347012,15348479,15348207,15348691,15349081,15350150,15348430,15348319,15362296,15348250,15347161,15348249,15348279,15372280,15348376,15348565,15348411,15354122,15348304],"score":29,"text":"SQL Server 2017 has been announced and the big feature is cross platform.

I'm wondering how many Linux people out there would consider running SQL Server on Linux in a production environment. If not, why not?

I can guess some of the reasons people will site but I expect there are many more.","time":1506513873,"title":"Ask HN: Would you consider running SQL Server on Linux?","type":"story"}],[15289613,{"by":"brudgers","descendants":5,"id":15289613,"kids":[15289736,15289706,15294552,15290054],"score":12,"text":"I'm interested in the community's experience with such programs either as a student or working with graduates or teaching in such programs.","time":1505863542,"title":"Ask HN: Community College Programs for CS or SE?","type":"story"}],[15286509,{"by":"hello-coders","descendants":3,"id":15286509,"kids":[15286597,15286801,15289877,15286709],"score":2,"time":1505840939,"title":"Ask HN: Which is the best OS for programming?","type":"story"}],[14410973,{"by":"jobigoud","descendants":1,"id":14410973,"kids":[14411146],"score":1,"text":"I've been using a desktop based password manager for years (KeePass). It dawned on me a few months ago: I backup my password store on a personal FTP account which access is protected by a complicated password that I can only retrieve from the password store itself.

So if I were to loose access to my primary password store (say, in a house fire), I would loose access to the backup as well. I have a few copies of it on a laptop and USB drive now but if they are all in the fire it wouldn't help.

Asking to reset that FTP password wouldn't work either since my primary mail address for confirmation purposes is also behind a password that is only in the store.

The only solutions I can think of is to use a second memorable master password to protect access to the backups. (Or the same master password since if it is compromised the backups are useless anyway). Or a memorable password for the recovery address.

What is everyone else doing?","time":1495641529,"title":"Ask HN: Where do you store the backup of your password store","type":"story"}],[14245183,{"by":"david90","descendants":160,"id":14245183,"kids":[14245674,14245759,14246520,14246644,14245647,14245597,14245812,14245839,14246261,14245610,14245719,14245851,14251889,14245709,14245575,14245792,14246349,14245772,14245767,14245952,14246732,14245751,14254696,14245593,14247027,14245315,14246163,14248661,14245762,14252258,14246485,14245698,14247185,14254811,14247196,14245691,14258874,14245838,14246236,14245643,14245648,14252530,14252246,14245986,14246021,14248301,14245700,14246147,14247479,14245763,14246313,14245893,14245854,14245802,14246210,14246281,14245637,14251891,14247386,14245766],"score":67,"text":"At Oursky, we built several apps with electron.

We find that it's easy to set up, you can use npm packages. Yet the build size is quite big and it might not support all native features. What's your thoughts?","time":1493718594,"title":"Ask HN: Do you think Electron is good for building Desktop Apps?","type":"story"}],[14150892,{"by":"eande","descendants":2,"id":14150892,"kids":[14151503,14150900],"score":1,"text":"The same question was just recently brought up on HN for software developers, which has some incredible good advice. I was wondering the same or for the matter of fact difference for hardware developers.","time":1492629814,"title":"Best business advice for hardware developers","type":"story"}],[14087381,{"by":"charlieirish","descendants":996,"id":14087381,"kids":[14088209,14088632,14087881,14087891,14089829,14087899,14088694,14088023,14088582,14089358,14087955,14088147,14091473,14088003,14087908,14087832,14090648,14092510,14088135,14091022,14087996,14090942,14089320,14088734,14088913,14089146,14093886,14093269,14088462,14088117,14087952,14087865,14088423,14088449,14088215,14092282,14088468,14088791,14088800,14088234,14088771,14087893,14087937,14088782,14089344,14094424,14088735,14089000,14089951,14088282,14099314,14088834,14180835,14088054,14088227,14087550,14094066,14088808,14087815,14089637,14108226,14089408,14088478,14090469,14088161,14093377,14088711,14089904,14089713,14091520,14089274,14088166,14092495,14088746,14092622,14088853,14089440,14088921,14091293,14089540,14088493,14094464,14091744,14088077,14088664,14088100,14088040,14088093,14091243,14087794,14093698,14089664,14090582,14094020,14094576,14090649,14091929,14096651,14088764,14088826,14093033,14090428,14088729,14092949,14089245,14090922,14091771,14089278,14096292,14088457,14087888,14092302,14090059,14090067,14089267,14088159,14087853,14088725,14089720,14094465,14087816,14089826,14088655,14087998,14087967,14089356,14087825],"score":1519,"time":1491916539,"title":"Electron is flash for the desktop (2016)","type":"story","url":"https://josephg.com/blog/electron-is-flash-for-the-desktop/"}],[12763264,{"by":"excelz","descendants":2,"id":12763264,"kids":[12763422,12763540],"score":1,"text":"I have to test out of college algebra then I qualify for an Associate of Applied Business - Computer Science Technology - Computer Networking Specialist. I've completed all other courses required to obtain this degree but failed miserably at college algebra. \nAfter extensive study rather than retake the course(700$+) I am going to CLEP out of it for 100$. If all goes well I can walk in December. Although I was also thinking, if I procrastinate and walk in May my degree will be from 2017; which matters in my opinion since networking technology has changed so much recently.

Should I start looking for jobs now and if so where should I look? What would you do? How much should I realistically expect to make with this degree?","time":1477074989,"title":"What would you do if you had one test left to finish a college degree?","type":"story"}]]

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