JoBrad

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by JoBrad 9y ago
Adding a space after it reduces the number of times to 0. Quick fix!
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by JoBrad 9y ago
How many laptop monitors can you rotate?
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by JoBrad 9y ago
You might be forgetting that AIM would change their settings randomly for a few years to prevent unofficial clients from working.
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by JoBrad 9y ago
I have an iPhone 6, and didn’t notice any further performance issues after upgrading to 11.2.2. I did have pretty serious issues (which have mostly remained) since upgrading to iOS 11. So I don’t think the latest version did anything more,
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by JoBrad 9y ago
My wife’s inhaler seems to work. Can you provide a little more context?
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by JoBrad 9y ago
I find it surreal that we are riding what we know to be a bubble. If we just checked out, it would deflate slowly without causing as many issues.
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by JoBrad 9y ago
Have you used Windows recently? The Console team has made significant improvements in the last year, with more on the way. This article has a good rundown of some. https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/commandline/2017/
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by JoBrad 9y ago
I’m going to try this out, but if you’re using Windows 10, you can install WSL, which has all of the normal SSH commands, and definitely supports using keys for SSH.
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by JoBrad 9y ago
It does. But it also comes with a utility that will generate keys, and/or convert regular SSH keys to the format Putty uses.
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by JoBrad 9y ago
Yes, but if you don’t get the speed Comcast promises you, and you paid attention to that, then you’d call them up, and find out that way. More work, but way less scummy.
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by JoBrad 9y ago
It really is horribly slow now - and not just in the way that you describe. Previously, I could load the podcasts app, and tap the top item in the unplayed list, and it would begin playing the entire list. Now there isn't a way to do t
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by JoBrad 9y ago
I didn’t dismiss it at all. There is a big risk of it being misused by any number of parties, and I agree that we should have additional protections (in our Constitution, perhaps) for personal information that is shared, yet subject to be w
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by JoBrad 9y ago
No need to get all conspiratorial. Picasa did it before Google, AWS does it now. It’s what people (writ large) want.
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by JoBrad 9y ago
pathlib is pretty awesome, too. Has some growing pains, to be sure, but overall it makes paths so much easier than without it.
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by JoBrad 9y ago
The 10-year proposal includes light rail in several directions. Not sure why you think it’s only 1? http://www.tennessean.com/story/news/2017/10/26/nashville-un...
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by JoBrad 9y ago
It’s not like Nashville can make Brentwood and Franklin build rail to match the rail that Nashville would supposedly build. And given that those cities have shown very little interest in building rail, it makes a lot more sense to focus on
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by JoBrad 9y ago
Thanks - I'll check it out!
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by JoBrad 9y ago
If we see ourselves as part of nature, but with a unique ability to impact more of nature than most other forces within nature, I think we would have a greater imperative to rectify mistakes we have made, vs seeing issues like climate chang
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by JoBrad 9y ago
Sway is good. Very different than PowerPoint. https://sway.com/
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by JoBrad 9y ago
I'd include the shell as one of the tools we use on a regular basis. If I use a command like scp with wildcards in the input path, and the files that are returned contain colons, for example[0], the fact that the shell doesn't quo
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by JoBrad 9y ago
Default choices on that page show the following file size: Final size: 0 bytes uncompressed, 25 bytes gzipped.
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by JoBrad 9y ago
That’s a problem with those tools that, frankly, should have been addressed long ago. There are ways for script creators to deal with spacing in names, but spaces have been supported for decades now, on every OS, so it’s silly that the tool
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by JoBrad 9y ago
Unless you’re aware of a lot more incidents in the past few years, I don’t think twice in 2 years makes for a new norm. The IRS found a backup of that hard drive, according to this article. http://www.washingtontimes.com/new
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by JoBrad 9y ago
> You can’t just take shareholders’ stuff because you don’t like what management did. Isn’t that what a fine or property seizure does?
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by JoBrad 9y ago
> We feel that the icon denotes "openness". It conveys that VS Code is (in a good way) a subset of our big brother, the Visual Studio IDE.
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by JoBrad 9y ago
How would you tell whether that force is gravitational or centrifugal?
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by JoBrad 9y ago
> Doesn’t seem to do turn-by-turn Everyone knows you just need to take the second right past Mars :)
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by JoBrad 9y ago
But if you don’t believe in it, you are coerced, either by being evicted or forced to comply.
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by JoBrad 9y ago
The updates on this issue (and the linked post to the MS blog) explain the reasoning a bit more. I found a lot of the community-submitted designs to be quite nice. https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/issues/66
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by JoBrad 9y ago
Perhaps the Kansan accent you’re referring to is exempt from this, but I can tell you from personal experience that a strong Southern accent will cause your intellect and ability to do anything quickly to be seriously doubted, regardless of

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