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Which git GUI do you work on? I'm a big fan of GUIs for git mostly because I'm able to combine several views into one, such as commit log, file status (staging, etc), and diff. Show this all at the same time is such a huge time
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> A precision pointing device that didn't require taking your hands off the keyboard would help. IBM created this for the ThinkPad. I had a Dell D830 with the little mouse between the G/H keys and the left/right buttons j
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Discoverability. CLIs are notoriously bad at discoverability. GUIs, on the other hand, are much better about showing a user what options / commands are available. If you look around, GUIs and CLIs are both around because they are eac
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AMD Ryzen Threadripper 2990X 32 Core and 2950X 24 Core Processors Launching Soon
(wccftech.com)
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Really? I use Vivaldi as my primary browser and it's never even crossed my mind that it has performance issues. What I do know is that it feels a lot like the original Opera and had a ton of customization options.
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New RAMpage attack affects all Android phones released since 2012
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CBS News: Supreme Court Associate Justice Anthony Kennedy Retires – Live Updates
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Or perhaps it's like code where everything is in therl global scope. New code may add global variables and/or rely on existing ones, or even change existing ones. In code like, changing one line of code could have far reaching an
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Is it? Couldn't the previews be stored on the same volume as the original? Windows stores "thumbs.db" in the same directory as the original image.
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I've used mitmproxy + proxychains to do this. How is Polly different?
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8y ago
Where do you host your review Raspberry Pi?
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It seems like it would actually be "better" to indicate (audio and/or visual alert) to the driver actions that should be taken rather than taking them automatically. 1. Indicate to the driver that they drifting out of their l
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8y ago
I use auth0 on a project and reported this issue to them over 6 months ago. They assured me that they would look into it. Clearly they did not.
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Intel's 28-Core 5 GHz CPU: Coming in Q4
(anandtech.com)
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Ford patent gives lane-splitting motorcyclists a brake – Autoblog
(autoblog.com)
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8y ago
Maybe the ladder itself is the problem. What does a "promotion" for a software engineer even mean?
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Can you elaborate for those of us unfamiliar with topic?
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Somebody tried to hide a backdoor in a popular JavaScript NPM package
(bleepingcomputer.com)
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BattleTech is a more tactical, punishing view of mech battling
(arstechnica.com)
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If every action that can happen, does happen, then the "universe" that you left only exists in that exact moment of departure because every quantum interaction from that point forward creates more branches of infinite universes.
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This is the same argument around the existence of "God". It is not possible to prove God's nonexistence. Similarly, it's unlikely to be possible to prove God's existence and thus the debate continues. On the natur
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For my home LAN the problem with Jumbo packets is that it seems there isn't a standard size that all NICs support. I have several machines that support 9000 bytes, some 9014 bytes, some only up to 4000 bytes. So I haven't been a
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This is a pretty cool tool. I'm currently working on a tool that addresses this problem in a different way, by standing up an API server that returns mock data based on the incoming request. It's targeted at an enterprise audien
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I wonder when we will start seeing > 1Gpbs Ethernet in consumer products. I've read about initiatives for 5 or 10Gb consumer Ethernet. I'd love to be able to push/pull from my NAS at > 100MB/s.
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Counterpoint: I've found that using self-checkout lanes lets me get out of the store a lot faster than waiting for a cashier. People use them because, in general, people hate waiting. Of course, while Walmart has 30 cash registers, th
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Apple is a traditional business
(bloomberg.com)
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In college I worked as a janitor and I had access to every room in the building, including the off-limits President's room. It's no wonder that in TV and movies the good guys always infiltrate by dressing up as janitors.
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I definitely prefer my 2015 MBP over the TouchBar models. The 1 thing I DO like about the new models is universal USB-C charging. I have an Anker USB-A/USB-C charger for my phone and it charges my TouchBar MBP just fine. Beats having
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> whenever you call a function, it might or might not spawn some background task. The function seemed to return, but is it still running in the background? There's no way to know without reading all its source code, transitively. Wh
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I believe it's used because it keeps track of "children", or child functions spawned by the current function. Without knowing that background however, it's not immediately obviously to someone that hasn't heard the
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