cheez

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   by cheez 7y ago

   You don't have to release new features. Customers (at least mine) appreciate tightening up current features almost as much. I never tried the press release route, sounds like you had good success with it?
2. 452.▲
   by cheez 7y ago

   For the rest of us, simply releasing update after update works to grow organically. Lots of things look for the "new update" signal.
3. 453.▲
   by cheez 7y ago

   I'm sure you can contact the lawyers involved.
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   by cheez 7y ago

   The best book/pair of books about software that I have ever read. Perhaps Effective C++ comes in second, but that's just b/c C++ is a nightmare.
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   by cheez 7y ago

   If Iran feels threatened that they would be at the brink of destruction, i.e., with a disproportionate attack by the US, look to active operations in allied countries. Don't get caught up in specific words like sleeper cells or terrori
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   by cheez 7y ago

   This is a great analysis about why the retaliation had to be quick, never thought of it!
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   by cheez 7y ago

   Just FYI, there was backchannelling specifying the target of the attack would be said empty tents. At least that's the rumor mill.
8. 458.▲
   by cheez 7y ago

   1) Because it's not enough. See Iraq. How many trillions are you ready to pay for the privilege of another quagmire? 2) ok not sure I was implying different. 3) you missed the point. If the US attacked disproportionately, it is highly
9. 459.▲
   by cheez 7y ago

   1) Iran isn't a small country. The cost to carpet bomb every square km of Iran would be enormous. Afghanistan is a nickel candy by comparison. 2) Iran has connections with Hezbollah and god knows who else. I would not dismiss the possi
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    by cheez 7y ago

    It's interesting how history fades.
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    by cheez 7y ago

    This isn't a one-sided stand down. If the US attacks Iran blatantly, sleeper cells around the world would probably be activated. At least this is what it seems they signalled.
12. 462.▲
    by cheez 7y ago

    Oh that brings back memories. That was the old way of doing it.
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    by cheez 7y ago

    That is a good point about signalling. I guess he does not want to increase the number of users.
14. 464.▲
    by cheez 7y ago

    You don't need to compete, stock price tells the story.
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    by cheez 7y ago

    I have a product that has lasted for a little over a decade. I use it daily. Others use it daily. But I have had to keep up with the times. A website from 12 years ago does NOT look the same as today's websites. There are navigation co
16. 466.▲
    by cheez 7y ago

    Yep, Android was the right choice. You'd still be coding the OS stuff by now I'm sure.
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    by cheez 7y ago

    This is awesome. I had to hack together some scripts to implement workspace building and tmuxp looks like it might have saved me a lot of headache!
18. 468.▲
    by cheez 7y ago

    We usually pick up right where we left off. Most big news are communicated directly through WhatsApp. I obviously check my messages every once in a while.
19. 469.▲
    by cheez 7y ago

    I came to the same conclusion about ELK. But you know, enterprisey + consultants = uptake. Try Scalyr.
20. 470.▲
    by cheez 7y ago

    Second this. Love scalyr. Very fast/efficient setup and fast/efficient interface. Great API which allows config to be stored in version control.
21. 471.▲
    by cheez 7y ago

    Here's the main problem: I am the target market and I can easily just make my Android phone behave in this manner. I rarely touch it except to read on the Kindle app and cast to the TVs.
22. 472.▲
    by cheez 7y ago

    I have DnD 24x7 and it is bliss.
23. 473.▲
    by cheez 7y ago

    Well they're using Android so... Probably not much. Display isn't that important to battery life (unless you're using it all the time.)
24. 474.▲
    by cheez 7y ago

    I used to do this too but I started using the form designer and uic + uiloader and it was a nice boost to productivity for creating lame but necessary dialogs.
25. 475.▲
    by cheez 7y ago

    He eats burgers a lot too.
26. 476.▲
    by cheez 7y ago

    Makes sense.
27. 477.▲
    by cheez 7y ago

    I use the MoinMoin wiki for this.
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    by cheez 7y ago

    Getting an error: .cargo/registry/src/github.com-1ecc6299db9ec823/bytes-0.5.3/src/bytes.rs:121:18 | 121 | len: bytes.len(), | ^^^^^^^^^^^ error: abort
29. 479.▲
    by cheez 7y ago

    I don't. I just pick the thing that is the most painful at this time.
30. 480.▲
    by cheez 7y ago

    And in such cases would you survive not remaining in constant, daily contact? I suspect the answer is yes.