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by anthonybsd 11y ago
EGA monitor in mid-late 2000? Nonsense :) Not to mention both websties were a breeze to use at the time when Amazon was meh-ish. I did miss urbanfetch and kozmo when they went out of business though. They had the most massive DVD sale ever.
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by anthonybsd 11y ago
>why Russia has the world's most beautiful bus stops Only a single photograph in the article was shot in Russia, Siberia one in extended gallery. Let's see: Abkhazia (Georgia), Kazakhstan, Estonia, Armenia, Belarus, Lithuania,
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by anthonybsd 11y ago
I'm in the same boat. TDD might be suited for some narrow cases of development workflows. However, it doesn't do too well for others, and completely poorly for a vast category of things. Overall, if your Sprint defines good unit t
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by anthonybsd 11y ago
I find that when I write things down, even if I never go back to my notes, I remember and process the information in much greater capacity. Sometimes at SCRUM I'll even write down other people's updates that I deem important just
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by anthonybsd 11y ago
Hmm, I'm actually on PostgreSQL right now using H2, this might come useful. Thanks.
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by anthonybsd 11y ago
I'll buck against this advice any day. I've never used SQLite for mocking but I've used HSQLDB for functional tests of an extensive ORM-derived DAOs that talked to Oracle in production in the past. It was pretty flawless. I.e
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by anthonybsd 11y ago
Interesting point, but it's a largely superficial one. It basically is all a matter of perspective. 6 years ago all of the same tools and consumption methods have existed. I.e. RSS feed aggregators, Google Reader & content websites
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by anthonybsd 11y ago
One problem I spotted was this: Mongol Empire seems to be shown as being Islam while in reality it was multiple religions with Buddhism being the prevalent one.