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by amenod 8y ago
This is similar to /tmp/ on Linux (well, Debian at least). On each reboot it gets emptied which means I put there everything that I will probably not use after this session. Suspend / wake cycle doesn't empty /tmp&#
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by amenod 8y ago
Just wanted to say - thank you for sharing this! This sounds like an incredible idea and I can't wait to try it out. I already seem to work better when I write down whatever development tasks I have on paper, but it has never occured t
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by amenod 8y ago
Cool, sorry if I jumped the gun... I recently had to deal with some SW using DynamoDB for no special reason, so I'm a bit touchy about it. :)
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by amenod 8y ago
> Now you can easily save your sessions... True. > ...using stuff like DynamoDb.. Well, yeah, if you want to be tied to AWS and use a difficult to manage technology which is only useful in a few niche cases, DynamoDB is absolutely the
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by amenod 8y ago
Not according to the OP - is this something else? > The copyrights to Superman, Batman, Disney's Snow White, and early Looney Tunes characters will all fall into the public domain between 2031 and 2035.
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by amenod 8y ago
Thanks, first time I hear of it! Link: https://www.yworks.com/products/yed
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by amenod 8y ago
Also, VLC has a huge attack surface - binary parsing is difficult to do right in C / C++. I hope this effort makes the crashes less frequent...
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by amenod 8y ago
Thanks, didn't know systemd can do that [0]! I must grudgingly admit that it seems to be quite useful, though I still don't like having a single app doing all that stuff. But that's off topic... :) [0] https://blog
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by amenod 8y ago
Yeah... the problem is that SO is becoming the only place where people hang out, and it's really difficult to find active programming forums nowadays. Except, as you say, SO is not a forum, it's a QA site. Which means there is no
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by amenod 8y ago
Is it just me or was this Start menu much easier to navigate than the Win10 one?
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by amenod 8y ago
Not sure if it helps, but - sometimes the time is just right for some ideas and they crop all over the place. While it may seem to you it was your idea, they could have been working on it for days / months / years... I agree it su
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by amenod 8y ago
Just an FYI: in this case you might want to use `curl -i` which will display just headers + body (switch `-v` displays lots of other information too). $ curl -i https://google.com HTTP/1.1 301 Moved Permanently
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by amenod 8y ago
I have used it for a monitoring solution that we developed in-house and rented to outside customers. In retrospect we could have used PostgreSQL too, and would have easier time. Hacing someone enforce schema on us wouldn't hurt either.
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by amenod 8y ago
Sure there are. But if you compare available jobs the situation might be different. Here (EU) it is much easier to find a non-sucking job as a developer as opposed to being a waiter. The people who are trying to find developers have final
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by amenod 8y ago
Anyone using AWS Free Tier?
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by amenod 8y ago
The link to backstory is broken, here's the fixed one: https://getputpost.co/from-side-project-to-250-million-daily...
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by amenod 8y ago
Not technology , idea. Good luck if you think the idea itself is worth much.
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by amenod 8y ago
A bit late to the party, but still: Predicably Irrational, Dan Ariely.
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Postgres Randomized Primary Keys (2017)(medium.com)
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by amenod 8y ago
> What is exactly the problem with gimp's UI? Where do I start? - sometimes when I start it it doesn't display toolbox - when I open the toolbox it is (sometimes) a vertical line of buttons (single column) instead of 5 co
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by amenod 8y ago
(I didn't downvote you, though I can think of several reasons why others did - and a few not to) I'm sorry for the situation you are in. You are apparently angry at the world, and whatever led you to this, I hope you can fix it. P
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by amenod 8y ago
FWIW, I did catch it - at first I thought it's a typo, and after a few seconds realized it was intentional. It is a fitting title though, if a bit... smart.
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by amenod 8y ago
I got the impression that this was mostly just a public announcement of something that has been talked about in private for quite some time, and was not in the least unexpected to the core devs. If this is the case then the reaction is suit
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by amenod 8y ago
Joke aside, it does contribute a lot. On one hand ability to get programmers (for acceptable price) depends on it, and on the other some languages are simply not suited for some environments. Would you believe I once saw backend service wri
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by amenod 8y ago
Behind paywall: https://archive.is/uLiop
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by amenod 8y ago
From [0]: > In this paper, we present HUYGENS, a software clock synchronization system that uses a synchronization network and leverages three key ideas. First, coded probes identify and reject impure probe data—data captured by probes w
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by amenod 8y ago
No need for that either, you could just jam the GPS receiver.
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by amenod 8y ago
Wow, just... wow. It really goes to show that there are oppurtunities in this world where one would not expect. It looks like I completely misjudged the size of this market and the magnitude of consultants' income in it. Thanks!
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by amenod 8y ago
Still... that's a pretty high number. I doubt 4M is true, it seems a bit exaggerated. Good for him if it's true though.
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by amenod 8y ago
For what is worth, it worked flawlessly for me (FF on Linux).

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