JimmaDaRustla

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by JimmaDaRustla 2y ago
Sure, they're banning tiktok while letting straight pressure to manipulate news feeds on Facebook is perfectly fine... Because it's the government is the have getting what they want
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by JimmaDaRustla 2y ago
Biden better cancel some debt forgiveness in order to pay for the lawsuit
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by JimmaDaRustla 3y ago
How would they "over-read" and be so accurate?
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by JimmaDaRustla 3y ago
Local storage is not cookies. This site stores no cookies. Looks like their map library uses local storage to persist the API key (or something innocuous) as a form of caching. This is on you for not letting apps cache data.
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by JimmaDaRustla 3y ago
The measured speeds are very inaccurate at times - it will often measure low on download and high on upload. Just used it and it rated my connection 277/48 on a 300/30 connection.
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by JimmaDaRustla 3y ago
I responded to a question on SO once where I elaborated on the accepted answer - my solution was more functional as it provided assignment operator override. Some hot shot user with an absurd amount of badges told me, in a condescending ton
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by JimmaDaRustla 4y ago
I think you misinterpreted that statement in a way. "not because they necessarily outweigh the potential benefits" is quite literally them stating that their choice to focus on safety challenges is NOT because it's best for t
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by JimmaDaRustla 4y ago
Check out Hyprland
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by JimmaDaRustla 4y ago
It's funny that Spotify is regarded as a talented dev shop, but they don't know how to seed their random number generator.
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by JimmaDaRustla 4y ago
I've been conceptualizing an open and decentralized identity system that would be based on the person's enrolment within organizations. Each organization participating in the identity system would provision something like an OAuth
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by JimmaDaRustla 4y ago
Because it was posted after this post.
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by JimmaDaRustla 4y ago
That was posted after this post...
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by JimmaDaRustla 5y ago
some things are just glaringly bad, like the chat box...it has no close button...you have to click the chat icon in the top nav bar to close it
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by JimmaDaRustla 6y ago
Weird. They never mentioned the amazing power of inserting text and numbers into a boolean column.
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by JimmaDaRustla 6y ago
Boy, if you can't handle got, I've got some bad news for you...
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by JimmaDaRustla 7y ago
Can I get a monospaced version for my IDE?
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by JimmaDaRustla 8y ago
Does it not sound hypocritical to sue a corporation for pre-installing software (Microsoft installing IE on Windows) and also suing another corporation for not allowing software to be pre-installed? I also wonder how they come up with the m
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by JimmaDaRustla 8y ago
I wrote the Apple Pay DPAN provisioning message tokenizer at a major financial institution in COBOL. Messages came through the payment network backend (BASE24) and our systems are all mainframes. COBOL will never go away until our major fin
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by JimmaDaRustla 9y ago
Agreed - I might test using it, but I would ensure that I have 100% mental focus. Now I'm wondering, if I have to work hard to pay attention that a computer is operating correctly, what advantage am I gaining by using it? AutoPilot is
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by JimmaDaRustla 9y ago
> What they are saying is that while he was driving there was an earlier point at which the car did not crash, where the car gave a visual and audible clues. And you have to ask? Why the hell is that relevant? It isn't. Vehicle noti
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by JimmaDaRustla 9y ago
The problem isn't COBOL developers, it's the Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) of the applications themselves - developers don't know why something was built the way it was, so maintaining and upgrading it is difficult from a log
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by JimmaDaRustla 10y ago
Whoa. OS X is so lacking and a mess to use that I avoid it at all costs.
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by JimmaDaRustla 10y ago
Don't forget any audio receiver that accepts a digital signal.
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by JimmaDaRustla 10y ago
I have and Android phone with my bank's app that supports mobile payments. I have my default card set for NFC payments, so it is simple as touching the finger print scanner while I tap and it works...not sure how Apple Pay differs that
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by JimmaDaRustla 10y ago
Does this guy realize you can buy PCI HSM devices that fit what he describes?
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by JimmaDaRustla 10y ago
I recently flew to Munich/Prague with Air Canada and Lufthansa - the flight attendants said to both not charge a Samsung Note 7 and that they require them to actually also be turned off.
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by JimmaDaRustla 10y ago
Tested upvote, worked. Tested undo upvote, worked. Tested downvote, worked. My testing is complete.
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by JimmaDaRustla 11y ago
Correction, he stayed in a SHITTY hotel. Not much else to report here.
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by JimmaDaRustla 11y ago
Wow. Just two days ago we were wishing SQL was available in Linux so we could move away from Oracle.
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by JimmaDaRustla 11y ago
Didn't it land, then fall over and explode? Also, didn't this portion of the rocket land before the satellite was deployed?

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