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by cakes 10y ago
Hopefully there aren't too many enterprises out there with [domain]\user[0-9]+ type definitions!
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by cakes 11y ago
This really is too bad, was convenient at some points for me. Any good suggestions that are of the similar load-and-use-as-needed variety?
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by cakes 11y ago
I used password gorilla for years until 2015, when I switched to keepassx. I had similar concerns about how it felt that password gorilla remained unchanged for periods of time, regardless of whether I would know if there was a vulnerabilit
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by cakes 11y ago
I could probably have been convinced at points but it's a hard bargain since SDET career path almost feels like it requires SDET -> SDE. It helps that I've done SDET in an environment where I was given the right mentoring/
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by cakes 11y ago
I was thinking about this and I guess _maybe_ if you didn't customize anything during boot/init it would work from your distro's install...very golden path thinking there...
66.
by cakes 11y ago
I smiled to myself for a moment and that was immediately followed by that question.
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by cakes 11y ago
Of the same opinion, there is sort-of the architecture "mess" where it is complicated and you may just have to spend some time learning and/or see some hiccups because large projects are complicated and then there is the 15 y
68.
by cakes 11y ago
2 - 3 months where I was primarily "focused" on the issue which was ongoing for the place I worked at the time (ongoing being years and multiple people). It was an embedded system problem and I didn't fix it and I don't
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by cakes 11y ago
The difference when developing some interfaces like that can be whether you "consume" them yourself or not. Building something without a known user base/use case (where the idea was just 'that sounds cool') and supp
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by cakes 11y ago
I would also like to know at what scale as I've used MSSQL for several years and only badly designed queries/tables caused locking issues. The real _problem_ (which BizSpark can resolve short-term) seems like it would be licensing
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by cakes 11y ago
This is really interesting/useful for the next time I'm looking to make t-shirt purchases.
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by cakes 11y ago
That's good to know, next time I'm evaluating whether to switch text editors (which happens plenty) - I'll have to keep that in mind (or more importantly try and not discount Atom immediately because 'Oh yeah, doesn&#x27
73.
by cakes 11y ago
That's surprising and sort of disappointing to me. I _just_ (within the last week or 2) was setting up my $HOME to be .git controlled...and was thinking "Maybe I should give Atom another shot"
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by cakes 11y ago
The day-to-day questions (like you suggest about needing a software product) or really some of the better indicators I've gotten because it will tell you a lot AND the interviewer is generally not at all prepared for that.
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by cakes 11y ago
PTO or sick days most likely if you have to do it during a normal work day. Sometimes, if you are lucky, you may find a company willing to work around your schedule (e.g. maybe a late-day interview) - it wouldn't hurt to ask.
76.
by cakes 11y ago
How did the car alert you that you were on your own (I don't own a Mercedes)? I'm curious as to how it indicates to you a rather important message about your immediate driving situation.
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by cakes 11y ago
Agreed - especially having read this earlier (not being able to fix it at the time), still not getting the email (like 6 hours have gone by) and I'm resetting because I should and still no communication from Linode. Concerning since I
78.
by cakes 11y ago
The difference between Hyper-V tooling on a domain vs off a domain is really shocking. The tool sets you get on a domain can be useful...off a domain...I'll pass entirely.
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by cakes 11y ago
Whenever I have a general "I don't like it" sentiment I usually will give something a go until I have some concrete reasons for why "I don't like it". It's a pretty solid filtering mechanism for me and hel
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by cakes 11y ago
Wider availability of USB Type-C on devices!
81.
by cakes 11y ago
> but the overall incident with the police etc, is a public issue. I'm not trying to specifically argue about this point of information but we don't even know the whole of that story or if it is even related to this at this t
82.
by cakes 11y ago
Agreed - as much as anyone may want to know the exact reason(s) and or the "true" story...we may never know and while some form of closure is preferred we should avoid trying to figure out ourselves
83.
by cakes 11y ago
Even though it looks like (and probably is, I can't easily try this right now) a lot of work, it's cool to see this running on bhyve
84.
by cakes 11y ago
I ended up giving DDG a chance as well this year and I had a similar experience. I recognize that part of it is probably how I'm conditioned but it's really frustrating to feel like I'm fighting the thing that's supposed
85.
by cakes 11y ago
Same - though in some of the earlier stages and/or during experimentation I would say "And at the end, you can try and eat it."
86.
by cakes 11y ago
This story has been building up and up for a while now, Michigan Radio has several stories/reports/etc. http://michiganradio.org/term/flint-water#stream/0
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by cakes 11y ago
A combination of NPR, local TV news, national TV news, RSS feeds (tech, NPR, general news, etc.), and general "browsing" of sites like reddit/hackernews/etc.
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by cakes 11y ago
That seems to be some reviewers thoughts as well - save the trouble and buy a mini-fridge http://www.engadget.com/2015/11/07/keurig-kold-irl/
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by cakes 11y ago
Agreed and, additionally, don't escalate something you perceive to be "wrong" up the chain of command without at least checking some history and/or asking around.
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by cakes 11y ago
There is - software like Splunk, SysTrack, etc. get towards that in various ways.

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