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by 5h 6y ago
Github having an objective "This isn't being worked on anymore" flag with a few options as to why, and pointers for where to reach a community for support/discussion would be most useful, especially overlaid on the crazy
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by 5h 6y ago
I've been using Vim for a very long time now, recently adding CoC has slowed things a bit however I am quite fond of some of the features, so I might start enabling it only when I want those. I'm not looking to encouragement to ch
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by 5h 6y ago
As a non Emacs user, is the speed of Emacs Lisp a frustration in typical day to day usage?
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by 5h 6y ago
I picked up CDK & built out the same essential setup + DB, an EC2-ECS instance for ad-hoc stuff and a bunch of things to appease Config & Security Hub in ~420 lines of quite sparse python, that builds out to ~3000 lines of cloudform
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by 5h 6y ago
Or their network isolation is very poor, super common in older tech companies.
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by 5h 6y ago
Literally the first sentence of the GDPR: This Regulation lays down rules relating to the protection of natural persons with regard to the processing of personal data and rules relating to the free movement of personal data. No snark, thi
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by 5h 7y ago
I've not read the other comments, so this has probably been said already many times over. Talk to the founders. What reasons are there to not talk to them if you are planning on leaving anyway? It may be a painful conversation but it
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by 5h 7y ago
This is the same bunch of clowns who MITM you even after disabling their porn-filter, and the "fix" is to install their root cert.
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by 5h 8y ago
They were running django 1.6 ....
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by 5h 9y ago
Reading this actually makes me feel pretty good, my team & I have been working on GDPR tooling for our app for the past couple of months & combined with the fact-sheets we've prepared answering such a letter while complying wit
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by 5h 9y ago
Just had a quick look - the "kik" package isn't in even use anymore - the whole thing was just drama theatre from by a messaging app I've never heard of. Despite it having 200 million users. Apparently.
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by 5h 9y ago
Suffering through technical interviews where the potential employers are inexperienced at delivering said interviews. Simultaneously nitpicking & grandstanding without once discussing the realities of software lifecycle, managing comple
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by 5h 9y ago
Sure - I've been using this one https://www.amazon.co.uk/Pocket-Folding-Bluetooth-Tablet-Key... It's cheap enough so that when it inevitably breaks I won't be too concerned. It fits in the back pocket of my j
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by 5h 9y ago
I've been using termux and a fold out bluetooth keyboard for django development & code review for quite a while on my pixel XL. I absolutely love having my dev work on my phone, being able to hack away or do code review for 5 minut
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by 5h 10y ago
Why use a website - just have your users call you and ask you to do things.
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by 5h 10y ago
No, they would not be required - they are a private business and set their own terms. As for being responsible - that is their motivation. Should I assume that now you have access to this list that you will be contacting the site owners t
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by 5h 10y ago
Are they in the business of journalism? Lots of people are saying "But the sites are already exploited" ... they are probably still exploitable further also, and GH/GL don't want to be at that party.
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by 5h 10y ago
Still no further info on the London region since their announcement post[1] said: > Today, I am excited to add the United Kingdom to that list! The AWS UK region will be our third in the European Union (EU), and we're shooting to h
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by 5h 10y ago
The parent post wasn't replying to you - so I'd argue it wasn't calling your thinking anything whatsoever. While I'd agree such terms are being carelessly banded about, there's no need to go looking for reasons to b
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by 5h 10y ago
Your parent poster said "that xenophobia/racism is now an "every day" thing." People with pre-existing xenophobic/racist have found vindication & legitimisation with the referendum result. Many papers today
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by 5h 11y ago
That's interesting in light of http://www.rackspace.co.uk/managed-aws
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by 5h 11y ago
I've noticed this too, curious now - I'll ask some of my mobile developer contacts.
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by 5h 11y ago
The above is Android - I should have said that - but I think the same applies to both ecosystems.
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by 5h 11y ago
Looking at my phone, a few make me wonder how we got here today. Skype 149MB, Chrome 134MB, Sheets 122MB, Slides 115MB, Docs 101MB, Outlook 101MB, HSBC 73.97MB, Uber 60.98, Fitbit 79.77 ... Skpye, HSBC, Uber & Fitbit all seem way larger
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by 5h 11y ago
Troll headline. The flaw results in false positives. If jamming frequencies caused all the locks to disengage, that would "Open homes to thieves".
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by 5h 11y ago
My several year old x220t has an i7 and 12gb of ram, don't think i'll be replacing it for at least another 2-3 years
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by 5h 11y ago
Your post said "What if we ditched CSS?" with zero other context. The links do use CSS, and there are non css options available in most rendering engines for such things, e.g. canvas/svg. Personally I see no advantage to usin
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by 5h 11y ago
This is the number 11 from the clock <div style="position: absolute; display: block; visibility: inherit; margin: 0px; padding: 0px; backface-visibility: hidden; box-sizing: border-box; transform-style: preserve-3d; overflow:
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by 5h 11y ago
It happens the other way around also. In an interview for a CTO type position a while ago, the only technical member of the interview panel was visibly aghast that I had never made a bootstrap theme - which, despite me explaining where that
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by 5h 11y ago
That's kind of what i was thinking - somewhere between good ol' cgi and a reverse proxy .... Unfortunate because I'm semi-looking for a simple service that will let me configure a stateful new frontend to an old API - title m

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