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by IE6 10y ago
I would say no. It's everywhere. Even as you mention it's a common dependency or comes bundled with a lot of stuff. I have not sat down and written logic that "does the same thing in more than one browser" in a very l
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by IE6 10y ago
I feel the author makes a lot of very incorrect assumptions about what the consumer thinks about their phone operation system version. As stated here already it is really the fault of OEM/Carrier as to why a new OS has a poor adoption
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by IE6 10y ago
We knew something was wrong with the P4s when a Tualatin P3 could out-pace it at a lower frequency.
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by IE6 10y ago
Yeah - this type of stuff is what I would expect Ford to be doing. It might be different if they bought a gasoline Subaru but this is a Tesla which is a brand that is supposed to be revolutionizing the automotive market. If they paid twic
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by IE6 11y ago
Agreed - good on OP to raise awareness.
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by IE6 11y ago
But, more recently, I have taken a liking to saying GNU+Windows.
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by IE6 11y ago
We use JIRA so by default we are shoe-horned into Stash/Bitbucket. I've used gitlab on my own and found it beyond easy to use and very reliable. I see gitlab people posting every once and a while on hacker news and they seem ver
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by IE6 11y ago
Basically this - we opted for google charts rather than d3 for a few projects because we wanted to keep the investment low and essentially all we wanted was barChart() pieChart() methods that we pass data into. Yes we could have built it o
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by IE6 11y ago
> Plus, as far as children's books go, physical books are way, way better than ebooks. I might even go as far to say that ebooks will never replace children's books. For me there is a log of nostalgia around going to Borders wi
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by IE6 11y ago
Agreed - for some cases just pasting the GA snippet onto a site is sufficient. For others you should add events and such. For others you must roll your own.
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by IE6 11y ago
IMHO there is no reason to ever be loyal to a brand anymore. Brand names are sold, the same two products are built or assembled by different subcontractors, the same two products contain bits and pieces manufactured by different companies
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by IE6 11y ago
This is the way - create a scenario to which there is no possibility of continuing Comcast service. I claimed I was going to be living off the grid and had no need for whatever the internet provided. Was cancelled in under 5 minutes.
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by IE6 11y ago
Fail2Ban is great - I've used it for more than just blocking brute force attacks on ssh (although a real security expert might say this is the wrong tool to use).
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by IE6 11y ago
I think the story of German WWII tactics and decisions on how to use novel technologies is that no they did not.
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by IE6 11y ago
Personally, I find the Amazon rating and review system very helpful and use it frequently. I only encounter Joke comments on things like 23 million dollar books or 10 thousand dollar A/V cables. I appreciate how verbose Amazon allows
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by IE6 11y ago
This is really bad on Blackberry where the screen is square and your limited real estate is totally taken up by a website's floating menu bar at the top and their ad at the bottom.
227.
by IE6 11y ago
Open - probably not. Open and reseal and you are none the wiser - probably.
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by IE6 11y ago
My Motorola V60i has an led indicator as well as a preview screen so sometimes seeing that I have a message or actually seeing part of the message is unavoidable.
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by IE6 11y ago
For me it's when the page itself moves. This can be JS like some annoying ad that pushes the page content down until it is acknowledged and closed OR the worst offender is when on mobile I click something and somewhere in between my p
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by IE6 11y ago
If you're spending a million dollars on a rack you're demanding considerably more what your old Compaq can do as a 'server' methinks
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by IE6 11y ago
Volvo 240 has gas tank behind the axle so I'm not sure what all the commotion is about.
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by IE6 11y ago
Agree - most users of computers do not know anything bout infosec nor do they care.
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by IE6 11y ago
Because your nephew didn't wan't headphones he wanted beats... if that makes any sense...
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by IE6 11y ago
This - the last thing I want to do is be on the line when something happens to our git server and no one can work because our solution is my own custom one-off.
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by IE6 11y ago
Yeah my thinkpad did this from the same vintage but that was only on Windows. I think quality of battery management on other Operating Systems is varied...
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by IE6 12y ago
For me it was basically a three second ordeal...
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by IE6 12y ago
"They only have a plastic latch glued to them to fake the clicking sound of a buckling spring switch." - I do not think you understand how the cherry switches function as this is an inaccurate statement. They are often described
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by IE6 12y ago
I've used gogs because of it being mentioned here before however I'd love to see an analysis of the stability of these various git front ends.
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by IE6 12y ago
Agreed. JIRA is managed this way as well and it does lead to a lot of anger around 12 year old issues that really should be implemented. However, at least we can see what is going on.
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by IE6 12y ago
Agreed - I use vim heavily and also use arrow keys (when I can) and when they do not work for whatever reason i fall back to HJKL. For me my main blocker was just purely not being able to use it for the absolute basic operations. I found th

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