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by bebop 10y ago
At a university I worked at, every IP over DHCP was a public IP address. This means that all of the printers where by default open to the world. I always thought that this was crazy. Every so often a random page would be printed...
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by bebop 10y ago
Not that long ago 10 acres on the north shore of Kauai was not particularly expensive. It has largely been developed in the last 20 years or so. My point is that the neighbor may not be particularly rich, especially if he is a farmer. It ma
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by bebop 10y ago
From what I have heard, it sounds like it will spend most of it's time in the South Sea. As it breaks apart smaller chunks can move farther north.
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by bebop 10y ago
If the writer of the blog post is here, the link to the Elm language looks like it is missing an http://
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by bebop 10y ago
Here here! Also thankful for my wife and family.
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by bebop 10y ago
> whatever happened to fuel cells? Toyota is actually coming out with a hydrogen fuel cell car: https://ssl.toyota.com/mirai/
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by bebop 10y ago
I agree, I just tried to use an RDS instance that is within a VPC and is only available there. I am not able to use this RDS instance, unless I make it public, which I am not overly willing to do.
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by bebop 10y ago
SQL Server 2016 on Windows 10 was fairly one click install when I did it a week or so ago. It was infinitely better than my experience with SQL Server 2012, which was a struggle at the best of times.
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by bebop 10y ago
Sounds like a blast! What are you fishing for?
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by bebop 10y ago
I have always wanted to become a full time wookworker. The problem has mostly been the fact that programming pays much better, especially if I were to start as an apprentice.
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by bebop 10y ago
My wife is friends with her daughter Mia. Really nice people, down to earth for being the direct descendants of a royal family.
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by bebop 10y ago
I think maybe because there is no type checking in Python. This makes it more trivial to have objects that quack like a duck, without the need to explicitly create a class that conforms to an interface.
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by bebop 10y ago
I agree with the advice of moving the project forward release by release. With that said, it might be useful to create a new project from the django-admin startproject template, and then add your apps back in. Starting at 1.7, getting every
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by bebop 10y ago
Sort of a tangent, but I always liked this quote: "It is better to have 100 functions operate on one data structure than to have 10 functions operate on 10 data structures." - Alan J. Perlis
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by bebop 10y ago
Would the short phrase from the website over TSL mitigate this? Even if someone could snoop the GSM, there would still be some (hopefully random) string that only the web server and client would know.
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by bebop 11y ago
I have never thought about the fact that electric cars are really just portable batteries. You just blew my mind.
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by bebop 11y ago
I would even go so far as to say that you are not an engineer until you are a PE. This is coming from a "Software Engineer".
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by bebop 11y ago
Not to mention the Hood Canal bridge collapse. Washington really has had a hard time with their bridges. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hood_Canal_Bridge
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by bebop 11y ago
No, but OSNews has traditionally been a source of information for BeOS/Haiku and Palm.
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by bebop 11y ago
FYI his name was Mau Piailug: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mau_Piailug
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by bebop 11y ago
Interesting article, but I wonder why they did not use red=>green for "No Savings"=>More than 10k. It seems like an easier way to visualize the information.
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by bebop 11y ago
I think the big difference is not that home schoolers do not have friends, it is that home schooling does not force you to deal with diverse groups of kids. In public school you have no choice of whether or not you have to interact with peo
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by bebop 11y ago
The city's name is Downey. Here is an article that kinda talks about it, half way through: http://www.dailynews.com/environment-and-nature/20141203/how...
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by bebop 11y ago
K&R is still a really good book that covers pretty much all of the language. Do note that it is very dated, and stylistically you should not try to emulate them. Looking at a modern C code base (I have heard redis is well structured) wo
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by bebop 11y ago
Neat project. There is also a Postgres/Postgis extension pgRouting ( http://pgrouting.org/ ) that will do routing in the database.
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by bebop 12y ago
Some great things in this release: - official Jinja2 support, and a generic template interface - native postgres fields - uuid field and it is an LTS. Time to get upgrading.
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by bebop 12y ago
I hope all the backends are written in JS and run in the browser.
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by bebop 12y ago
Just as a tip, it might be easier to do a progressive upgrade, i.e. move to 1.5 -> 1.6 -> 1.7 -> 1.8 on older code bases. This way you will get deprecation warning, instead of failure. IIRC Django moves from deprecation to removal
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by bebop 12y ago
The green movement will not embrace nuclear for two reasons: One is that nuclear produces highly toxic waste with a very long half life. And two, we have already seen that we are not good at making our sites safe and resilient to disaster,
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by bebop 12y ago
ESRI: http://www.esri.com/ the GIS company had private offices for employees. At least last time I interviewed with them.

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