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by EspadaV9 6y ago
I'm mostly guessing here, but I'd say it's because a lot of these companies were probably founded by a couple of mates back in the 8/16-bit Acorn/Commodore/Atari era and just stayed where they were.
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by EspadaV9 6y ago
Counterpoint, I've been running 4k screens with various scaling (27", 28" and now 43") with kubuntu and now fedora for over 3 years without any issues, using both Intel or AMD cards.
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by EspadaV9 6y ago
It wasn't an intern, it was (or rather is now) a senior engineer, and this was 2 years ago now.
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by EspadaV9 7y ago
Any company using G Suite has SAML support included, so I don't think any organisation wanting SSO does have deep pockets.
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by EspadaV9 7y ago
In PHP 7 the correct code should be function foo(?string $bar): void Having `= null` marks the parameter as optional with the default being `null`. Using `?string` means there is no default and you can pass in either a string or nu
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by EspadaV9 7y ago
SoloKeys have this (I have one from KickStsrter) - https://solokeys.com/products/solo-tap-usb-c-preorder?varian... - they work really well. Been using mine for nearly a year now I think.
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by EspadaV9 7y ago
Yes, this is we've just done recently. Renaming a column required creating a new one with the new name and saving the same data to both columns for a while before dropping old old column a few weeks later.
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by EspadaV9 7y ago
The first time I was trying to build Konsole was a bit painful too, they don't really list what the dependencies are. I ended up creating a docker container based off Fedora 30 and added the packages needed to build the app there, then
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by EspadaV9 7y ago
Couldn't see a link in the post but there seems to be an active GitLab instance here[1]. I've only done a few patches with their previous Phabricator flow and it was a very different experience from the usual GitHub/GitLab wo
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by EspadaV9 7y ago
This would be something great for GitLab to jump on. A bit reactionary, but would be great for them to show support for a more open payment system.
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The Definitive Guide to Forks and Branches in Git(blog.gitprime.com)
3 points by EspadaV9 7y ago|0 comments
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by EspadaV9 8y ago
I bought a 9360 and returned it because of the coil whine, it was so bad that I could hear it over music playing from the laptop. I returned it for a refund and got a 9370 about 8 months later and it has been so much better. No coil whine n
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by EspadaV9 8y ago
It could be that your account was hacked and the hacker has enabled 2FA on your account using their phone number.
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by EspadaV9 8y ago
Check out the issue list on gitlab-ce and see if anyone has requested it come to CE. They may have other reasons or they may bring it over if enough people ask. I've seen threads on HN where they've agreed to bring something over
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by EspadaV9 8y ago
Why not host it on GitLab and set up push mirroring to GitHub? You get the advantages from the extra features that GitLab offers and the extra visibility from GitHub.
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by EspadaV9 9y ago
Although the demo works, if you just copied part of the text your username isn't taken with it. I think a better way would be to insert the zero-width characters in between the letters and repeat it throughout the text.
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by EspadaV9 9y ago
It would be great to get a nice Git GUI client for Linux. Hope they can add Linux as a supported platform in the future.
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by EspadaV9 9y ago
Munich was pretty good. It's been deployed for 4+ years and won't be replaced until the end of 2020 (assuming everything goes to plan) so that will be at least 7 years of use. It seems that the reasons to move back to Windows were
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by EspadaV9 9y ago
I have been asking about their plans to bring these to Australia for at least a year now with my recent message to them on Twitter not getting a reply and their sales chat saying they aren't available. Unfortunately there doesn't
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by EspadaV9 9y ago
Not really surprising, it probably just selects the SKU with the highest number of sales. Even if that's just 1 sale it's still the 'best seller'.
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by EspadaV9 10y ago
Sorry, should've said that the security releases are 3 years after release or 18 months from the time they were removed from the Google Store [0]. So as a minimum they get 1 year more than required by EU law. Like I said, I don't
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by EspadaV9 10y ago
Not sure where you got the idea that the Nexus 5 didn't get Android 6. I still have the Nexus 5 and got Android 6. It was also still getting security updates until December last year [0]. Android 7 was only announced in Match last year
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by EspadaV9 10y ago
The tests were run on 5.4 and it looks like that file has been refactored and the method no longer exists.
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by EspadaV9 10y ago
I finally paid about 2 years ago when I was using it heavily, however I now mainly use it for quick edits to single files and use other IDEs for project work. It has still easily paid for itself in time saved and general quality of life imp
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by EspadaV9 10y ago
I used to recommend them when they were offering their pro version to get some extra features but they have changed the licence so that you need to pay the subscription if you use it for any commercial work. Under what circumstances c
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by EspadaV9 10y ago
I was really disappointed since the Nexus 5. I'm not sure why Qi charging was removed. Quick charging doesn't replace being able to just put your phone down to charge.
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by EspadaV9 10y ago
It could easily have been avoided if everyone on the team used their own fork and committed to the master repo via merge requests. Set up protected branches on the master and then only force push to your own fork. No way to accidently ruin
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by EspadaV9 10y ago
JSON-API [0] does something like this but would require your JSON to be formatted according to their specification and would then need parsing at the receiving end. You would end up having some JSON like this { "data&quot
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Nextcloud 9 Available, Enterprise Functionality to Be Open Source(nextcloud.com)
2 points by EspadaV9 10y ago|0 comments
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Amazon RDS – PostgreSQL 9.5 rolling out(forums.aws.amazon.com)
25 points by EspadaV9 11y ago|1 comments

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