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by aequitas 8y ago
I would recommend https://www.cookingforgeeks.com
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by aequitas 8y ago
In the Netherlands we had a similar thing. An car insurance marketed specifically to woman, with lower rates, nice pink website and you even got a free purse as a welcome gift. But due to anti-discrimination laws you could simply apply as a
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by aequitas 8y ago
Obligatory http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:fBSHk0t... Note this is the source view, as the page seems to require javascript to load the content.
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by aequitas 8y ago
"Pipfile looks promising for managing package dependencies, but is under active development. We may adopt this as an alternative if/when it reaches maturity, but for the time being we use requirements.txt." If I where given t
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by aequitas 8y ago
That seems to make sense indeed. It does cover the load in terms of a thorough investigation so I get why it stuck as a more powerful term than a mere incident report.
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by aequitas 8y ago
A little offtopic but, why is it called a postmortem? When I got first introduced to the concept of incident reports it was under the name of postmortem, as I worked for a mainly English speaking company then and didn't think twice abo
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by aequitas 8y ago
I think that might be the reason indeed. It's better to err on the safe side.
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by aequitas 8y ago
When working as intern at an Apple store more than 10 years back the instructions from Apple for reassembly would always tell to put a huge amount of thermal grease on the CPU. So much that it would be squirted out from under the heatblock
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by aequitas 8y ago
4 stroke engines are doing well in this area nowadays. We have a few machanised garden tools with 4 stroke and they are not that expensive. They are not dirty cheap like the electric ones but that depends on the quality range you buy as wel
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by aequitas 8y ago
Wool aka Silo series https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silo_(series) A dystopian future where people live in a Silo (a skyscraper but underground). What I found especially nice is how the author tried to make it realistic
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by aequitas 8y ago
I'm really starting to hate comparison sites. Some might be good but most of them just clutter the search results with garbage. In the past if I wanted to know an some alternatives for something I knew but that just didn't quite f
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by aequitas 8y ago
I found that following humor blogs about certain specialist area's also help a lot with the osmosis. One example is DBAreactions. I'm Dev/Ops, so naturally I have to touch on DBA tasks but not enough to get fully involved in
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by aequitas 8y ago
I should have put exodus between quotes indeed. I haven't followed the numbers lately but I figured the voice would have been louder than the action. Let alone the people who already moved back to GitHub. But I have always felt I could
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by aequitas 8y ago
Why only GitHub? Is it because of MVP? For this to really stand out for me it would include more major repository sites like Gitlab and maybe even personal project servers so it could become the go-to place to find projects. Especially sinc
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by aequitas 8y ago
My biggest problem with the touchbar is that I would only be able to use it half of the time. Because when I dock my laptop it is either closed and tucked in the corner of my desk, or perched on a laptop stand. Either way the touchbar is t
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by aequitas 8y ago
I can only agree with that. Having security contexts as a formal concept and requiring secure transport for certain features. Stuff like webcam or other hardware access (bluetooth) should really not be allowed from a insecure (MITM'ed?
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by aequitas 8y ago
For anyone in Europe I can recommend a visit to Völklingen Hütte ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/V%C3%B6lklingen_Ironworks ). I went there last year on holiday in Germany. It's an old iron factory built into a museu
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by aequitas 8y ago
Also newer or rebuilt cities like Rotterdam would be interesting as well I think. Also since Europe is more dense than America there might be some different opinions on how things are to be planned.
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by aequitas 8y ago
This change will only add the grey 'not secure' text to the address bar and not hinder functionality. So it is just less green and not more red as with invalid or self-signed certificates where you have to perform additional steps
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by aequitas 8y ago
There is no significant drop for 40 where 34 and 44 both do have these. Is this because 40 is pronounced differently and doesn't have the connotation?
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by aequitas 8y ago
"-2 * 2" shows the calculator with the correct result. As others mentions maybe the minus is seen as exclusion parameter. So I tried "-test test" which shows empty results. However searching "-2 2" (without the
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by aequitas 8y ago
If you forgot to sudo vi, you've already edited the file, saving the file as root without first saving it as your own and then having to move it: <ESC>:w !sudo tee % Pipes the content of the file to a tee process as root and lets
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by aequitas 8y ago
manage.py is just an convention about the entrypoint to your application, and for manage.py your application is basically just a python modules that are imported (yours and 3rd party app modules). So in the end it boils down to what is in y
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by aequitas 8y ago
That was my first reaction to. But it isn't clickbait as you ware already reading the article, you could of course argue it baits you into reading on. As I see you can split the question/answer in two, first the anthropomorphising
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by aequitas 8y ago
I wouldn't see it that black and white. If you do it wrong of course you will have a hard time moving away to a different vendor. But if you approach it right and make sure you have the proper abstractions in place and can switch to an
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by aequitas 8y ago
The advantage of Serverless to me seems that it already forces you in a somewhat sane design and separation of concerns so all work out into the lambda functions should be easily translatable into a different architecture.
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by aequitas 8y ago
"Pilots don't use a checklist because they are dumb, they use a checklist because they are smart".
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by aequitas 8y ago
I can only agree to this. Personally I have stopped seeing branches as part of a distrust system and PR's being some sort of gate-keeping/control mechanism. And more and more see them as a healthy self caution. I no longer see mak
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by aequitas 8y ago
A former college introduced me to make as alternative for custom build scripting (bash) I wrote for some Python projects. I always assumed it could only be used for C style projects where you had compile steps and such, but it's so muc
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by aequitas 8y ago
Afaik this is what they do. Apple service centers need to return broken parts to Apple after 'repair'. Apple can then recycle/refurbish these parts of they seem fit. But they probably won't discount the customer for the

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