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by barrystaes 8y ago
Can you give some examples?
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by barrystaes 8y ago
When SQLite is not available in the browser, can it fallback to using use an Adapter which just implements a (low performance) DB in memory or storage? edit: link to Adapter docs https://github.com/Nozbe/WatermelonDB&#x
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by barrystaes 8y ago
Wow, it seems they did a great job in 1990 with the packet roundtrip CA to Netherlands, it still lists ~150ms for 2018. I think its closer to half or less than that, depending on what CA this is refering to. Assuming its not in Tokyo.
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by barrystaes 8y ago
I get really excited about this technology, yet the not-made-here-syndrome force is strong in this one. I wonder if theres an EU equivalent?
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by barrystaes 8y ago
" decisions like this are sometimes made for the sake of being the opposite of something else and then the two coexist decades within neighboring realms to the frustration and bafflement of users " Oh, you mean a political two-par
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by barrystaes 8y ago
Never mind the horses arse! Its 4 feet, 8.5 inches because Human's thumbs and foots! chuckle (=1.4351 meters)
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by barrystaes 8y ago
Its possible to run your own registry: docker run -d -p 5000:5000 --restart=always --name registry registry:2 From https://docs.docker.com/registry/deploying/ Or use the one in GitLab https://doc
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by barrystaes 8y ago
This one comment sums up the changes nicely: https://github.com/docker/docker.github.io/issues/6910#issue... A download went from 5 steps to 12 steps, to improve the Docker experience? The irony is the result
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by barrystaes 8y ago
I recognize this. Not every company with developers is a software develop company. Those 190 others that dont use the advanced features, what subset of functionality do they require?
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by barrystaes 8y ago
As for debugging, why not just put checkboxes in the input-output lookup table(s) shown on the left. And highlight the currently input line + mark wrong outputs. I think that would be intuitive. To further build on this; If there is an inte
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by barrystaes 8y ago
Really nice! Ideas for features i missed: Reset button. Way to see diagram of previous components. Level goal text is not equal to whats shown left. Possibly mislabeled C in full adder level. Hint option to show the count of needed componen
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by barrystaes 8y ago
> It still maintains familiar menus, while the look and feel still looks modern. Modern Windows menu UX is most certainly is not constistent, but Ubuntu linux is. In contrast i do feel MacOS looks very old fashioned for a long time.
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by barrystaes 8y ago
Flagged because not worthy of the frontpage. What about inside PCB, motor stator, USB connector, etc. Must be some example of Cambridge on how to NOT to do anything..
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by barrystaes 8y ago
This! I get that the article's solution technically does remove a merge collision problem, but this adds other non-automatable™ problems that require giving humans special instructions because of the exceptions to the rule. Use standar
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by barrystaes 8y ago
Could be. This article certainly raises that eyebrow. It stipulates the problem back then was a feature called "airgap" which (in the normal meaning of the word) is rather trivial and usually is for defense and not offense. But to
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by barrystaes 8y ago
I agree with the article, but i'd prefer QuickBasic over QBasic. I've said it before and say it again now: if only Embarcadero provided a free Delphi (Pascal!) IDE with a big round shiny "Run" button that for console (CL
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by barrystaes 8y ago
I'm happy to see that many people here already suggested that this behaviour is NOT PREDICTABLE. In my view thats a must for any device or tool, including software/computers.
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by barrystaes 9y ago
Good chance that all involved share the same common goal (startup success) and they should use that as a base to respect each other and colaborate. From your experience with him I guess this employee does not intend to be curt/cold&#x2
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by barrystaes 9y ago
A clear analogy is cycling. If you meet more resistance, you get a decrease in frequency. You go a tiny bit slower. So you have to add power to get back up to speed. If not already clear: resistance is the load (wind or going uphil) of ele
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by barrystaes 9y ago
Tip of the day: wait for 10.5.1 which fixes a regression! https://about.gitlab.com/2018/02/22/gitlab-10-5-released/#ba...
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by barrystaes 9y ago
Rather pointless to compare the SSL certificate to a hash ofcourse. Why not just compare it to a copy of the certificate. No need to obfuscate and allow user to be fooled with changed hash.
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by barrystaes 9y ago
Nice implementation. Like face detection also text-detection would be nice, to avoid distorting / aliasing text (like in advertisements).
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by barrystaes 9y ago
Do everything via HTTPS, disable HTTP. The login request (POST, dont use url query params) contains username + password. The API replies with a session token (a random string). You can store any metadata relating to this session token in yo
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by barrystaes 9y ago
> Display a heatmap for oft-edited files I was surprised to see "often" shortened to "oft", i dont see that oft.
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by barrystaes 9y ago
Yeah most CLI mergetools are awefull.. if you want a nice git GUI, just use SmartGit. https://www.syntevo.com/smartgit
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by barrystaes 9y ago
This is why we can have nice things like openRA.
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by barrystaes 9y ago
I hope they wont localise the function names like they do for cell formulas. Never have i met someone who enjoyed this.
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by barrystaes 9y ago
You might find https://smartmobilestudio.com/ interesting to quickly develop webapplications using what you learned in Pascal/Delphi. It compiles Pascal to Javascript and supports HTML5 canvas etc. edit: words
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by barrystaes 9y ago
In the US are only two political parties. Yet North Korea and Russia only have one, so its not that bad. And diversity does exists.
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by barrystaes 9y ago
pfffiew thanks!

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