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by chinhodado 7y ago
There's this classic article on the topic: https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2000/04/06/things-you-should-...
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by chinhodado 7y ago
It's a recurring theme with me, though a bit different where my name is under step 3, and I only realized that when I tried to upvote the question and couldn't.
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by chinhodado 7y ago
The difference is Apple is too big of a player to ignore.
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by chinhodado 7y ago
I just don't see a realistic attack vector with cross-origin drag-n-drop.
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by chinhodado 7y ago
One that's particularly annoying to me a while ago was you cannot drag and drop elements from an iframe to another iframe from another domain. IIRC it was only an issue in Chrome.
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by chinhodado 7y ago
Strange, I have had dozens of USB sticks failing, but no microSD issue. Even those with the most writes (in dashcams) have been going strong for years now.
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by chinhodado 7y ago
I am interested in knowing what happened after. Did they just give up on the rats? What do cities around the world do to control the rat population?
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by chinhodado 7y ago
It happens to me all the time. I used to use Gmail API to send mail (personal hobby app, to my own account). Every now and then Gmail would randomly refuse to authenticate through the API because of unsafe or suspicious access or some other
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by chinhodado 7y ago
About Sublime Merge, is there any plan for plugins?
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by chinhodado 7y ago
Oh wow I didn't know you can do conditionals with variable like that. I'll give it a try later, thanks!
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by chinhodado 7y ago
I'm not sure that's what I needed. For example, I wanted to trigger a job only for a merge request, and only if the target branch of the merge request is e.g. master. Is that possible? Trigger a job only for a MR is possible, but
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by chinhodado 7y ago
Last I checked, there were a lot of little things that made it not possible to move to GitLab CI. E.g.: - Can't customize your git checkout process (e.g. shallow clone with depth, or merging source branch with target branch with certai
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by chinhodado 7y ago
> I haven't said anything about them. > # now attach/upload bugfix.patch Where do you "attach" your patch file? Also, if it's not GitHub/GitLab/gerrit/reviewboard/etc. and not mailing list,
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by chinhodado 7y ago
If you have never contributed to a project before, the "attach patch and upload/send mail" part is a significant hurdle. You have to figure out which mailing list to use, which is not always easy to find, then find out the pe
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by chinhodado 8y ago
I loved the article! I used to have to maintain some custom ckeditor plugins related to custom elements, spell checking and autocompletion at a job and that article resonated deeply with me on a personal level. I would love to read another
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by chinhodado 8y ago
Every time I see a new contenteditable-based editor I'm reminded of this https://medium.com/content-uneditable/contenteditable-the-go...
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by chinhodado 8y ago
> Vietnam Cong Hoa party doesn't harm anyone There is misinformation from every sides, but be careful with blanket statements like that, because they're almost always false. For example, look up the 10/59 Decree where they
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by chinhodado 8y ago
> Most of what was told in schools are lie. Do you have actually examples rather than hyperboles?
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by chinhodado 8y ago
Ruby/rails is not the only factor, but it is certainly one of the contributing factors, and it is a big one. There's no need to deny that.
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by chinhodado 8y ago
MR is much easier to explain to people who are not familiar with git than PR. Everyone who has used at least one version control system knows what merge is, whereas pull is a much less clear term.
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by chinhodado 8y ago
So in the end, what does the obfuscated JS do?
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by chinhodado 8y ago
> PgAdmin4 > - installed, couldn’t get past the splash screen which said it couldn’t find the application server That was my experience as well. pgAdmin 4 is such a shit show.
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by chinhodado 8y ago
> where one reference gives you the data immutably while the other one lets you change it What do you mean, it's not like that at all. You only get back the same object (same reference) if it detects the object was immutable to begi
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by chinhodado 8y ago
> The history and bookmark features still look like they're from 10 years ago It's actually a selling point for me, I just can't stomach all the material design craps that Chrome forces on me where a page lost like 70% of
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by chinhodado 8y ago
Not sure why you're being downvoted, I have the same sentiment. pgadmin 3 was by no means a great app but it does the job well. pgadmin 4 is just a mess. It's slow, bloated and buggy well beyond the acceptable range.
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by chinhodado 8y ago
I would use pgadmin 3 too if it doesn't pop up a dozen error messages when connecting to a postgres 10 database. There's a pgadmin 3 LTS version but it only comes bundled with a postgres installer, there's no separate package
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by chinhodado 8y ago
A bit off topic but I wish postgres came with a good desktop app. pgadmin 4 is just abysmal compared to e.g. MySQL Workbench.
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by chinhodado 8y ago
pgadmin 4 is still horribly slow, both when starting up and during operation, horribly bloated in size (100mb compared to pgadmin 3's 10mb). It still hogs CPU and RAM like hell.
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by chinhodado 8y ago
Same. Every time there's a Blue Ocean update it requires you to update two dozens other plugins, many of which I don't use and can't get rid of (like the github one). And more annoying is the fact that you can't "se
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by chinhodado 8y ago
Totally agree. I tried to move our freestyle jobs to pipeline a few times and the experience was horrible. Official documentation was scarce, main concepts not clearly explained, there was barely any example, and god forbid if you use some

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