LordHeini

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by LordHeini 8y ago
Not only ie6 but ie11 on windows 7 as well. Windows 10 ie11 does not care about p3p. Have fun debugging your ajax stuff on that one if those stupid headers fail. Luckyly one can just fill that p3p header with garbage and the ie will just go
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by LordHeini 8y ago
Not regarding the time it takes to search stuff in an array. You really don't want any sort of naive string search to comb through your logfiles. It might depend on your usecase but if you have some constantly running web app some serv
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by LordHeini 9y ago
How do you know that? There are tons of whole albums which are definitively not "monetized" by their makers. E.g. old stuff where the band does not exists anymore or all the low selling genres where nobody cares. It is not a bad
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by LordHeini 9y ago
Or the random person who uploaded it.
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by LordHeini 9y ago
That brings back some memory. As a kid i had a bunch of these Anker stones: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anchor_Stone_Blocks Those where awesome. Kind of like Legos but made of some stone like material Somewhat of a
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by LordHeini 9y ago
Well that is the price you pay for their services. People just don't understand or don't care that they pay with their data. In my opinion this is a totally valid business model nothing to avoid. I think the autor is complaining
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by LordHeini 9y ago
I quite like Lift which is a Scala framework allowing stupidly fast rapid prototyping (rails is really slow and clunky in comparison) . There are no routes and all the Javascript stuff is built in (so no annoying manual Ajaxcalls). It is mu
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by LordHeini 9y ago
At our company we use keepass2 with a db file synced by dropbox. Works nicely. Keepass can save all sorts of stuff alongside passwords (like credentials, api-tokens...) and there is an app too (for android at least). Might get a bit clunky
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by LordHeini 9y ago
These games are absolutely awesome but never made that much money. So I guess there is not a lot of interest for all those companies involved to make a claim and run the risk of getting sued by the others. Well it's only good for the c
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by LordHeini 9y ago
That is the reason I don't have a Facebook account but one on LinkedIn and Xing. Not that I ever used those much but at least you get some value from it in being specialized. Because you will get that weird recruiter from God nows wh
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by LordHeini 9y ago
Even basic highlighting and the mentioned relative linenumbers will put VIM to sleep. Which honestly is absolutely pathetic (and a know problem which was never fixed). The file opener/finder ctrlp is kind of slow as well (there is a di
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by LordHeini 10y ago
No the vehicle has to fit their specs which are rather specific. Some specs are seemingly "low tec" in some areas but not in others. For example range:a lot of routes do not exceed 50 km but standard manufacturers cramp as much ra
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by LordHeini 10y ago
CiPy. Simply the best option if you want to plot and manipulate your data in whatever way possible without any assle(most of the time).
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by LordHeini 10y ago
Not counting the fact that the book is old, i would generally not recommend it. The contents and topics have not changed that much but the book is just rather horrible to read. For whatever reason the author decided to ramble on for way to
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by LordHeini 10y ago
Just a piece of paper which goes to the bin when the project (or a part of it) is done. All notes regarding the code go into comments which helps teammembers as much as it helps me (I hope) . I don't remember the tool I used for notes
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by LordHeini 10y ago
One of the most read german blogs: https://blog.fefe.de/ Does not even have html headers :)
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by LordHeini 10y ago
Don't forget that next month someone will pull down his trivial package doing uppercase or something and the whole stack (of cards) will come crashing down. Lately there was some great post here on hn mocking all that js framework luna
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by LordHeini 10y ago
Or you just avoid all that hassle and have some duplicates. I have never seen a properly denormalized table. In practice you will get a "historically grown" system way to often and doing anything like that will break things. The
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by LordHeini 10y ago
Installing an Adblocker is the first thing i do on every browser i come along. Even on computers which are not mine and i have to use for 5 minutes. It is just an automatism for years now. Is that uBlock Button missing? I will install it. I