Jgrubb

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by Jgrubb 10y ago
I believe this was discussed in one of the last threads as being potentially against some dumbass 25 year old law.
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by Jgrubb 10y ago
Threads like this are what it's all about :)
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by Jgrubb 10y ago
I took that to mean that OP is shocked that the level of fraud and corruption tolerated in other industries is so much lower than in finance.
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by Jgrubb 10y ago
You should read the article (or even just the subtitle of the article) which takes the position that all that spending on one tiny little expansion is what keeps us from being able to spend larger amounts on projects that really would benef
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by Jgrubb 10y ago
Please excuse me if I choose not to believe a single word on this topic published in this Murdoch owned rag.
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by Jgrubb 10y ago
I suppose it depends on which masses you're referring to, but when I look around at any public place in New Jersey where there are people on laptops, I always see a very healthy representation of Mac users. Of all ages.
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by Jgrubb 10y ago
I'm just saying - if you'd left out that first sentence you wouldn't be getting downvoted.
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by Jgrubb 10y ago
I dunno, is it fair to say something is on the hype train if it's been around for 30 years?
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by Jgrubb 10y ago
That was the first CSS grid framework I remember coming across. Last updated in 2011, it's not responsive at all it seems. Completely staggering how far things have come in 5 years.
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by Jgrubb 10y ago
I was actually hoping for a post on how to cull bad hires after they'd already happened. Any advice there? Asking for a friend...
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by Jgrubb 10y ago
> Does this mean the majority of Americans are secretly inherently racist? It is my opinion that all humans are inherently racist and that the only way to overcome it is to first acknowledge it. The majority of humans (and therefore Ame
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by Jgrubb 10y ago
> The sad part is all the hate that comes out on this site which is sadly typical of people not thinking but reacting This is the least hateful and despairing and probably the most balanced and reasoned discussion I've seen anywhere
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by Jgrubb 10y ago
I work at home since July, have 3 boys aged 4, 6, and 8. We homeschool. I have an office in my basement that's about the most isolated place in the house. They come see me a few times each day but for the most part it's not a p
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by Jgrubb 10y ago
I've had this blog post in my head for a couple years now that some day I'll get around to writing. It's titled "Toward a Common API", and it's basically about this - the convergence of best practices, naming
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by Jgrubb 10y ago
I think it does, I just opened the page up in a new tab and my previous search was still there.
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by Jgrubb 10y ago
So funny, I just left that page to come here. Thank you, unsung hero/creator!
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by Jgrubb 10y ago
Nginx really is more of a swiss army knife web tool. It does a lot besides just load balancing and reverse proxying, and those things it definitely does better than HAProxy. AFAIK, you can't serve static assets with HAProxy, and HAPr
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Winter is coming(boards.4chan.org)
15 points by Jgrubb 10y ago|0 comments
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The Fujiwhara Effect(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by Jgrubb 10y ago|0 comments
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Nmap 7.30 released(nmap.org)
17 points by Jgrubb 10y ago|1 comments
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by Jgrubb 10y ago
I also have a Samsung fridge with the same very well known issue, so it's likely not the refrigerant level. I don't have the wherewithal to rig it like OP has though.
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by Jgrubb 10y ago
I interviewed at Mongo a long time ago for a Drupal developer position. It was strange, they took me through a bunch of whiteboard algorithm crap that had nothing to do with Drupal. Obviously they weren't Drupal devs and didn't
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Using NginScript to Progressively Transition Clients to a New Server(nginx.com)
2 points by Jgrubb 10y ago|0 comments
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by Jgrubb 10y ago
> In a statement on Monday, the Amazon boss said: "Our vision is millions of people living and working in space, and New Glenn is a very important step." Serious question because I don't know - seems like it would introduc
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by Jgrubb 10y ago
It's reveal.js http://lab.hakim.se/reveal-js/#/ , a pretty easy way to put presentations together. Just so you know where to direct the blame ;)
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by Jgrubb 10y ago
No but the kids could walk out of the house with it.
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by Jgrubb 10y ago
I could and did until about two weeks ago when the Apple TV decided to disassociate itself from home sharing on my account for some reason. I can't get it back on home sharing without a remote though. Strangely I can still use it with
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by Jgrubb 10y ago
As a parent and an owner of an Apple TV rendered useless by them losing the remote, I'll pass.
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by Jgrubb 10y ago
Thought the same thing, it would have to be no?
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by Jgrubb 10y ago
Seems like he only long term answer is somehow to make global companies beholden to a global tax authority, but no idea how that would work on a planet with sovereign nations.

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