Meph504

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by Meph504 7y ago
Yes, and it's a parade of randomly dead links, I really hope they stop using it soon. Or at least stop deadlinking their own content.
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by Meph504 7y ago
To me at this point I question the wisdom of even using URL shorteners. They almost all get abused by spammers and malware, they end up getting blacklisted, and as a best practice they are generally advocated for end users not to click on t
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by Meph504 7y ago
I do mean elastic search, and the hardest part is automating the installer, integrating the providers for all the file types you want, and building the first index,in a passive manor. But once you do that the overhead isnt horrible, you do
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by Meph504 7y ago
The front end is a mystery to me, windows search backend is a queryable system, it's reliable, impressively fast, and suffers from none of the issues that have plagued not only the win10 search, but windows explorer as well. I've
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by Meph504 7y ago
I have seen so many applications like this, and they seem to miss that the backend of windows search is actually pretty amazing, and has providers for a multitude of file types both binary and text, which allows for full content search and
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by Meph504 7y ago
Somehow you've mistaken a statement about the complaince of Americans due to the level of comfort we have, with the actual legal structure and rights available in two countries. Additionally, I don't hate America but readily admi
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by Meph504 7y ago
>>"Nobody cares about freedom of the press because they are well paid and comfortable. They have truly figured out how to placate the masses." Could this not equally be applied to America?
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by Meph504 7y ago
I think this effort is misguided, they are attempting to take something that has a specific purpose and does it well, and subvert it into something that other applications and formats do well. Pdf's aren't promoted as a portable e
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by Meph504 7y ago
This doesnt just apply to if the application was sold, but if it is used in a commercial environment, I.E. If you plan on using it at work, this would likely be considered commercial use.
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by Meph504 7y ago
This application makes use of ip-api.com by default, this site is free for non-commercial use only. this should probably be reconsidered, or least made clear to everyone.
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by Meph504 7y ago
Yeah FYI if you don't hunt down the minimal base driver, the default software that comes with the printer, and available on the HP site, has a phone home auto updating DRM database. We have 25 printers just decide that they would no lo
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by Meph504 7y ago
Seems lame that to download an open source app, I need to provide them my email address?
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by Meph504 7y ago
I'm confused how they keep saying this is in compliance with Grpd when auto opt in is not allowed. And the idea that they force everyone in, and will add an opt out button later seems like they are gaming the system. If they don't
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by Meph504 7y ago
The idea that paying for something somehow makes it more trust worthy is a bit of a farce, the whole system of commercial paid for certs was a bad idea, and is being propped up by those that have a financial interest in keeping it going. EV
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by Meph504 7y ago
I switched from chrome several months ago, for firefox, I just got tired of the way google was doing business. I'm curious, why you need chrome for teams, I use it on the web in firefox daily, I know teams desktop is an electron app bu
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by Meph504 7y ago
Honestly, He sounds pretty typical for a lot of late 50s early 60 years old programmers I know. Their relationships with machines has been very different, as has their relationship to the world. I find a lot of them, dislike the way the w
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by Meph504 7y ago
I couldnt agree more, it has taken a lot of painful configuration to limit Samsung from butting I to every aspect of usage of my phone, and having damn near every update break that. The bixby button is an endless pain, thankfully I found bx
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by Meph504 7y ago
This is IT specific, in fact, you actually have to run powershell scripts over an admin console in 0365 to prevent to creation of teams by anyone in the organization, doing so also prevents the creation of groups in outlook, and plans in pl
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by Meph504 7y ago
I wish exaggerated titles were dying too.
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by Meph504 7y ago
You don't need that many, but you aren't accounting for several factors. Firstly, missle defense, depending on the target some area have about a 20% success rate for ICBMs. Secondly, secondary strike, if many of our sites are take
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by Meph504 7y ago
I've used this a number of times, it has its limitations and faults, but it's usually pretty good for sharing C# code example to a vb. Net dev http://converter.telerik.com/
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by Meph504 7y ago
do you mean keepassXC? His statement was saying he missed this feature that is in keepass.
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by Meph504 7y ago
There would have to be a pretty interesting contract that states if the client defaults that they retain ownership of any work related. They may likely be able to make some claims around any IP related. But you can put anything in a contrac
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by Meph504 7y ago
Perhaps Meaning there is likely origin issues with the datasets usage permissions, and they want to distance themselves from it. Or it could be, that no one wanted to manage it, after this person left, and decided to take it down, rather th
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by Meph504 7y ago
Study seems flawed significantly in that it used athletes for its test subjects, in the military, specifically specifically forces, a soldier can burn 10k calories a day, for periods of up to 2 to 3 weeks at a time. The article mentions &qu
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by Meph504 7y ago
Hey, I think we all know the stakes of the game, I went through like 9 companies, before I ever saw a return on my stake. As I've gotten older, the gamble that is this model is less appealing to me, as are the 18 hour days, and zero ho
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by Meph504 7y ago
One of the coolest projects I ever worked on, was automating a handbag production system. I long ago divorced the idea that the projects and the tech should be judged by the product of the company.
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by Meph504 7y ago
There are times in life where sometimes you just want to built something amazing, and you don't want that process hindered by those who only work 9-5. I personally worked this way until my mid 30s, and the best companies I was a part o
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by Meph504 7y ago
You should probably study history a bit better, the US joined the war after the attack of pearl harbor, for months before that the American people wanted nothing to do with the war, commonly referring to it, as a European problem. Dday happ
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by Meph504 7y ago
So I have to disagree about revealing war crimes being vital to the health of a society, historically people don't care, they may initially act like they care, but they take no action, our societies are built on destruction, exploitati

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