MarkyC4

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by MarkyC4 7y ago
As someone who has to edit GeoJSON ~monthly, these would be useful for me: - edit polygons (ie: to add more points). It'd be useful to click one of the points to add a point after it (then click the next point to close it) - import (fw
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by MarkyC4 7y ago
> about a percent goes to the store's bank to cover the case when they have to give the money back (either because it was a fraudulent online transaction, or the store cheated the customer and the customer went to their card issuer,
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by MarkyC4 7y ago
It's probably still easier (and with less loss) to sell $500 gift cards for $450 on eBay
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by MarkyC4 7y ago
> with it enabled, there are several significant, legitimate things you cannot do with your own computer. For those wondering about such a use case: the only way to get eGPU's working on <=2015 MBPs is to disable SIP (and use pur
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by MarkyC4 7y ago
I currently use Instacart (as an Express member). I'd say 10% of orders (I order ~2 times a week) contain an item that wasn't of sufficient quality. Their customer support is great when this happens, always refunding the bad item
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by MarkyC4 7y ago
> So much value in learning first hand about the experience I couldn't agree more! I'm working for a startup doing alcohol/cannabis delivery. Before there was funding, our founders rode their bikes to do these deliveries (
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by MarkyC4 7y ago
I don't use the features, but I know my Qnap keeps touting IoT so they might be worth checking out as well. It's also my Plex media server, file server, VPN, I run some containers on there. I used to use it as a print server but m
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by MarkyC4 7y ago
Ontario, Canada has a similar (maybe a bit more relaxed) law: https://www.ontario.ca/page/how-make-websites-accessible
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by MarkyC4 7y ago
Non-American with no position in Chipotle here. Could you elaborate a bit on how they did their buyback wrong? I see their stock have climbed in the past year, so wasn't the buyback worth it?
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by MarkyC4 8y ago
We use them in lieu of JIRA. Overall I like the product! I wish they had ticket numbers (I like to put ticket numbers in TODOs in the code for more context; I think it leads to more TODOs being done). I had to hack them in using timestamps
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by MarkyC4 8y ago
7 years ago, Netflix decided to split into streaming (Netflix) and DVDs by mail (Qwikster). It didn't last long
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by MarkyC4 8y ago
This is probably a shake to report a bug feature (Android users are probably more used to this, I remember Google Maps on Android having this feature)
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by MarkyC4 8y ago
I use tab center redux. Worth noting it doesn't do trees (just a long vertical list if tabs).
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by MarkyC4 8y ago
You mean like the current extensions in the .github folder (pull request template, etc)?
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by MarkyC4 9y ago
I went to their homepage to find this blurb: We’re creating a new programming language, tightly integrated with an editor, compiler and PaaS, to allow engineers to build distributed applications using high-level primitives. We abstract away
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by MarkyC4 9y ago
Wireless ADB exists, but the initial APK upload is still pretty slow (compared to wired)
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by MarkyC4 9y ago
Firefox Developer Edition 59.0b9 here on latest High Sierra. Opening the link doesn't crash anything, but highlighting the paste did. I would have expected the tab at most to crash, but it took out the whole browser
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by MarkyC4 9y ago
create a mirror registry containing the packages you depend on
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by MarkyC4 9y ago
Bitrise has been great for us at work as well, but we're beginning to investigate Microsoft's CI platform since we build web/desktop apps as well, which aren't a first class citizen in Bitrise. Fwiw: We also wish there w
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by MarkyC4 9y ago
See also: Microsoft Continuum, Motorola Atrix (probably the first Android that turned into a laptop)
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by MarkyC4 10y ago
nowadays I just use ' https://...' instead of '//...' because * security * I will immediately know if a server doesn't support https, because the image won't load
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by MarkyC4 10y ago
I buy those little 3-inch extension cables to get around this problem.
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by MarkyC4 11y ago
This is the "click and collect" model. For example: http://shop.loblaws.ca
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by MarkyC4 11y ago
Squirrel
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by MarkyC4 11y ago
9 women combined can't make a baby in 1 month
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by MarkyC4 11y ago
I use the Firefox version. You /can/ convert back to Markdown. Should be Control + Alt + M (or whatever the toggle key combination is)
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by MarkyC4 11y ago
The Motorola Atrix had an optional attachment that turned it into a "webtop" (basically a laptop case that used your phone as the CPU): https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motorola_Atrix_4G
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by MarkyC4 11y ago
> I picked Chrome because it is, as far as I know, the most standards-compliant browser in wide use at the moment you sure? Firefox is ahead in at least 2 of the 3 categories on caniuse (though I will admit, they are _very_ close). Look
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by MarkyC4 11y ago
This is fixed in newer Android phones: https://source.android.com/devices/audio/latency_measurement...
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by MarkyC4 11y ago
> the vast number of SKUs In their defence, we did that to them. They had to make all the N versions of Windows to appease EU courts. What's troubling is that no such restriction is placed on Apple or Google

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