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by 40four 8y ago
(slow clap) good to see some criticism of news sources. I found this article to be of VERY LOW quality. Barely 5 paragraphs, took about 30 seconds to read. Very little context, basically just parroting the gentleman's quote. No value,
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Django 2.1 security vulnerability(djangoproject.com)
1 points by 40four 8y ago|0 comments
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by 40four 8y ago
Glyphosate is the main ingredient in "Round up". I imagine residential use probably has a minimal impact, but this seems like a big problem considering the rise of "Round up resistant" crops. When whole fields are being
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by 40four 8y ago
That's fair it was a smart ass-ed comment, didn't mean to offend, but that one was tee'd up there, couldn't resist :) I haven't tried Mastadon yet, but the fact I can run my own server for my family or close friends
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by 40four 8y ago
> as opposed to FB for which you pay nothing at all. What makes you think FB is free? Oh you pay for it alright, with your precious, precious data.
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by 40four 8y ago
For historical purposes, the last conversation on this fascinating article = https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16823201
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by 40four 8y ago
Seemed like an interesting article until halfway through the 1st paragraph, (on mobile) a full screen ad locked down my whole screen and caused me to close the broawer tab. Booo
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by 40four 8y ago
Wish I would have found those direct download links before. They got me! Sneaky bastards :)
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by 40four 8y ago
Are you sure you loggin wasn't saved & you were actually logged in? :) I had to install docker for a new project @ work recently and was forced to create a login & sign in (as I was not previously registered). I guess direct do
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by 40four 8y ago
I think McDonald's could have cared less. They made & continue to make $$$ hand over fist with these promotions. The marketing for sure worked, whether anyone won or not. I used to play these games & I never remember hearing ab
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by 40four 8y ago
I see what your saying, but the article says they ARE in the same family, Asparagaceae. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agave https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asparagus
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by 40four 8y ago
I find it amusing that my approach is almost the exact inverse of the OP. - If it has the word "quantum" in it, I almost always click it. I like things that are too technical for me. I really enjoy challenging scientific/ mat
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by 40four 8y ago
Fun article! I love asparagus & tequila. Never would have imagined agave was in the same family of plants!
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by 40four 8y ago
Haha, I did recently as well. Cool concept though
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by 40four 8y ago
Yeah, that skit is great! I like the idea off having a phrase, or inside joke to communicate this to each other.
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by 40four 8y ago
> It's a challenging situation for an engineer's brain that defaults to problem solving mode. I couldn't agree with this more. I have struggled with this myself recently in my relationship, so I'm glad to see this art
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Proton Mail DDoS continues(fifthdomain.com)
2 points by 40four 8y ago|0 comments
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by 40four 8y ago
Yeah, because the "War on drugs" had been such an astounding success. eye roll
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by 40four 8y ago
Awesome! Thanks for the feedback. My company just took over a project for a client, and the previous team used Docker, so I will be getting my hands dirty in the new code base very soon. I know the skepticism from developer you mentioned.
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by 40four 8y ago
Haha! You are correct. Establishments like this are technically just glorified cafeterias at this point. https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/cafeteria Calling it a "restaurant" is a misnomer. http
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by 40four 8y ago
I disagree. I tip a dollar per drink no matter what it is. It's no more than 30 seconds of work to pour/ open a beer, maybe 60 seconds for a mixed drink? Then I walk away. Transaction/ service complete. Unlike a server who at
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by 40four 8y ago
Plus one for the scathing and unapologetic criticism of Docker. I'm admitedly pretty inexperienced with Docker, but I feel like everything I've read on it seems to have virtually nothing bad to say about it, so it's nice to h
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by 40four 8y ago
Wow, ok. I see what you are saying. Thank you for your perspective, it is illuminating.
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by 40four 8y ago
Why do they believe you would go broke pursuing code? Have you tried pointing them to some articles or statistics on the high levels of salaries software engineers make? I'm sure you know they make more than many professions, and the d
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by 40four 8y ago
A great point, the actual length of the password is the only real way to measure strength. Good breakdown of how passwords work.
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by 40four 8y ago
Walden is still one of my favorite books. Had a profound influence on me when I first read it in college. Thanks for this interesting article!
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by 40four 8y ago
Wow great share! I was unaware of these courses! Great work @jph00
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by 40four 8y ago
Very intuitive animation! A better choice, I think, than the vein-diagram style you normally see.
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Google Maps open redirect flaw abused by scammers(nakedsecurity.sophos.com)
1 points by 40four 8y ago|0 comments
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by 40four 8y ago
Looks nice! Thanks for sharing!

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