NDizzle

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by NDizzle 11y ago
It's for people like me who do not use ORMs. I also use things like procedures and multiple result sets. I'm downright vulgar these days.
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by NDizzle 11y ago
Wow. Where do you work that you worry about things like that? Why do you continue to work there?!
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by NDizzle 11y ago
I have a good friend who lives in Alabama and works for one of the many DoD contractors. When he leaves work at 5pm he actually can't access his work email. Nobody can send him anything from work on an unsecured line. When he leaves wo
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by NDizzle 11y ago
I feel like the best reply to this is: "Well, yeah. So?"
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by NDizzle 11y ago
I think I am a 10x engineer sometimes. It's kind of like the tide. Sometimes it's there, sometimes it isn't. Also, if you think you are something, are you really that something? Last week I was pulled into the tail end of a p
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by NDizzle 11y ago
18 years is a really good run. I had some white-box Cisco networking equipment that had 10 year uptime. I shut it down when we closed the office they were in.
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by NDizzle 11y ago
That's why I mentioned getting a write off on the changes. If several peers, project managers, etc write off that they expect the behavior to be one of these things, covered by these other tests, and it's not, well... Everyone jus
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by NDizzle 11y ago
Yep, this is the only way to handle these beasts. Don't touch anything. Make a ton of tests. Spend some time validating those tests. Get someone to write off that those tests are sufficient. Start refactoring!
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by NDizzle 11y ago
Sorry, late reply to this one but I am referring to the firetv - not the firetv stick. I know - stupid product names. The firetv is $99 and has a quad core 2 ghz processor with 2gb of ram. It's powerful for the price. Netflix and youtu
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by NDizzle 11y ago
Roku, FireTV, Wii, WiiU, PS3, PS4, Xbox 360, and the Xbox One. The consoles obviously cost more than $150, but provide the same services.
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by NDizzle 11y ago
Yeah, it's going to be some time until I'm comfortable with batteries-only in cold weather. See here: http://www.consumerreports.org/cro/news/2013/02/winter-chill...
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by NDizzle 11y ago
Maybe Netflix is claiming Trailer Park Boys now. That is totally Canadian. It's not a rocket appliance.
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by NDizzle 11y ago
Can you tell who has read or seen your posts? I guess I mean, when I talk to someone I know they are there. I don't want to feel pressured to look at the feed every day on the chance of missing something. I feel like the people I talk
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by NDizzle 11y ago
At a base level, I'm not sure why you'd do something to have it disappear. Why would I write anything or record a short video that would self destruct?! It seems like it's for meaningless stuff. If you follow that logic far e
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by NDizzle 11y ago
Don't take this the wrong way - I mean this with the most respect possible. You shouldn't be recommending software to anyone.
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by NDizzle 11y ago
I'm 2000 miles from my Mom, yet here I am with my three kids & wife for Christmas. Happy holidays everyone!
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by NDizzle 11y ago
I completely agree. Talk to me about some good times and some bad times. Talk to me about hindsight and some of the crazy ideas you have bouncing around in your head.
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by NDizzle 11y ago
Wow, we need a new monetary unit. I dub it the Lucasart, and it's worth an even $4B USD. Uber is now valued at 15.6 Lucasarts!!! Hooray and congrats to all involved in this grounded and logical valuation!
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by NDizzle 11y ago
Does anyone know why this is region based? I'm about 40 miles outside of the Bay Area range that they include and my 4th grader would love it.
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by NDizzle 11y ago
5pm is a horrible time for sunset. When are you going to play catch with your kids?!
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by NDizzle 11y ago
His parents are amazing. If he's like most 15 year olds he won't realize that, but when he will it'll be quite a moment. That took a lot of courage. Props.
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by NDizzle 11y ago
Also they were talking about rotary phones!
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by NDizzle 11y ago
It reminds me of when I registered r33t.org in the 90s. We couldn't register .com at first because we weren't incorporated.
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by NDizzle 11y ago
I was hoping it went back further than the 1800s.
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by NDizzle 11y ago
Don't forget that was also youtube's business plan. edit: Also Napster's business plan. Can't win 'em all!
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by NDizzle 11y ago
I am not to the point of saying 'no' to homework. But I am starting to question a few things. First off, my situation is not the norm anymore. Not only am I the single earner in my 5 person household, but I work from home full tim
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by NDizzle 11y ago
The unspoken answer? Usenet and torrents.
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by NDizzle 11y ago
You can price shop if you put a great deal of effort into it. I got a MRI on my lower back in April. Going to my insurance provider I was able to get a list of places to get a MRI near me. Since I kind of live in the boonies, everything was
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by NDizzle 11y ago
I had a long discussion a few weeks ago with some friends about how in the short term, Apple messed up with iOS/OS X while Microsoft took the hard, long, correct route and made the OS work in both places. This was after the launch of t
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by NDizzle 11y ago
Wow, 10 to 15 percent is a luxury? I left the bay area because I wasn't happy with a 20% savings rate! I'm currently at a 60% savings rate and I'm 3 hours away from SF. I'm mid 30s with 3 kids. Should I just blow it all

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