Bockit

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by Bockit 13y ago
Would you mind expanding on the issues you have with pipeline? I use pipeline at the moment and beyond a couple of small things (mainly working with vendor apps) I'm really happy with it, but I'm open to the idea that it's because of what I
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by Bockit 13y ago
Specifically for me, pipeline fits into django's collectstatic way of doing things. And because of this it works fantastically with django-storages as well. My projects are set up so that `python manage.py collectstatic` trawls all my apps
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by Bockit 13y ago
> ...throttle back their hydro plants and store more water behind dams for later use. I find the idea of using a dam as a battery quite interesting.
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by Bockit 14y ago
I couldnt say for commonality, but for me writing scripts in notepad for a game emulator to make new items, using a series of tutorials and articles that had been turned into a .chm file because their coverage was so good.
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by Bockit 14y ago
My ISP gives emails at 50%, 80% and of course 100%. They also do options 3 and 4 (no idea about 2) but the emails are so very easy, and knowing you've hit 50% gives you time to mitigate before you get capped.
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by Bockit 14y ago
I've had the opposite experience to you. It took a little while to understand what was going on but once I did, I set up a project template that I've been able to use in all projects with little in the way of changes. Dev with asynchronous
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by Bockit 14y ago
I think this could potentially be a worthwhile outcome. Advertisers ignore it, eventually someone manages to explain successfully to enough people with clout that this is a bad thing, and hopefully something is done to require advertisers t
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by Bockit 14y ago
Maybe turning on some kind of dev mode to enable the feature, and then keep the modals as well.
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by Bockit 14y ago
I think it's interesting that everything seems to be introductory level[1]. I wonder if over time higher level material would be added. [1]: Don't get me wrong, it's still useful and imo, great.
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by Bockit 14y ago
Anecdotally, I still have people dismiss Diablo 3 over the connectivity issues at launch, and make error 37 comments. Even from people who played through the issues and stuck around for a bit, it's the thing that stands out most for them. S
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by Bockit 14y ago
Of all the links I have seen posted so far, I have yet to see anything lifted from their site.
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by Bockit 14y ago
When I'm designing I consciously ignore any sense of "this is difficult/impossible to implement" and when I'm working with a designer I tell them to ignore development constraints in the design process. Once we have a fina design and it is
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by Bockit 14y ago
This is something they're going to have to deal with eventually. It will happen, and it will suck, and they will have to manage it. I think once you reach a large enough scale in a business connecting strangers, unsavoury events are statist
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by Bockit 14y ago
Thanks for the reply. Ok, I'll probably give it a trial and see how it goes then! I'm pretty committed to my mindcrack pack world at the moment though, so what are the plans to support other modpacks in the future?
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by Bockit 14y ago
You've pretty much hit the nail on the head with the collection of mods comment. Some add major new features and tons of content, others are add-ons to the bigger mods adding a couple of new items that fit in another mod's theme. My underst
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by Bockit 14y ago
If anyone enjoyed minecraft but doesn't play anymore, I've been trying out feed the beast this year and found it reinvigorated minecraft for me. A couple of questions for Minefold: 1) How does the hourly pricing scheme work with things like
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by Bockit 14y ago
It's nice to hear this kind of device review from a corner you don't usually hear it from. Rather than the usual kind of review broken up into the usual sections, maybe a storage, space, benchmarks, screen, software kind of thing, we have a
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by Bockit 14y ago
Yeah. And on top of connection quality issues, some companies with bandwidth caps count uploads as well. I haven't really seen what kind of bandwidth would be used but it's something I'm going to check out and possibly warn some people I've
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by Bockit 14y ago
I look forward to the day when I can watch in-game footage of games, maybe replays from RTS games for example, in a game-engine in the browser.
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by Bockit 14y ago
I like the explanation of terms, but come to a different conclusion. Rather than a universal my/yours I would think it ends up being whatever is appropriate to the interface. Some interfaces are for tasks that require "tools" others not.
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by Bockit 14y ago
I find it a very different experience and have no trouble following discussions in linear threads. I find linear gets you more substantial discussions with multiple contributors all aware of one another.
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by Bockit 14y ago
Thanks for sharing, this is cool. Is it possible to preload the image before applying the style? The flashes to what I think is the normal bg image and image loading progress thing makes it harder to compare backgrounds.
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by Bockit 14y ago
I can't explain why it exploded but I have an observation I've pieced together watching a few of my friends play after some leave and some stick around. Generally, if you don't have an idea for a project, for example, making a tree house, t
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by Bockit 14y ago
Australia is a market where Apple holds a healthy phone market share and has both subsidised and unsubsidised iPhones available. Anecdotally, people who can afford get it outright and those that can't take the 2 year carrier contract.
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by Bockit 14y ago
Not related at to code at all but your comment about catching you off-guard reminded me of a comment chain I was a part of on reddit. There was a comment about assigned seating in movies and I replied with how I liked the system and why, an
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by Bockit 14y ago
Perhaps a way to configure it to work in that environment may be: Bug email gets sent to the dev it determines responsible, and if they 'sit on it' it gets sent to the whole team. With an appropriate sit-on-the-email period of a couple of h
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by Bockit 14y ago
I think it's great that page content is getting more love lately, e.g., this and the recent NYTimes snowfall article [1]. Based on choppiness when scrolling, it does seem however that browsers still have a way to go in performance. I look f
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by Bockit 14y ago
I agree very strongly with the sentiment of the article, and would like to add that I think the flipped side of the "I don't understand" is just as important. I.e., You're trying to explain something and someone doesn't understand, you shou
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by Bockit 14y ago
This kind of thing is what I've always seen as the potential end result of things like google analytics and also facebook connect. Both products that have javascript running on a vast number of websites, with the potential to link to person
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by Bockit 14y ago
For anyone else who thought, "What, there was a period of time known as the cryptowars?" and wants to know more, I found this article gave a decent rundown[1]. [1]: http://www.fipr.org/press/050525crypto.html

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