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by cmiles74 6y ago
I've used a couple of these tools and have ended up using the ones that do less, rather than more. Our team has settled on Flyway for our Java projects and Entity Framework Migrations for C# work. These aren't as full featured as
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In my experience it's been about a half-and-half split between managers I respect and those that I don't. It's certainly not my preference but I have worked for people who don't really respect me and, very likely, didn&#
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by cmiles74 6y ago
I did not know about this project! Thank you for mentioning it, I think I will check it out. I had weird issues with Eclim that kind of came and went and that was a big part of my dropping it. If this is more reliable I can see situations w
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No charges brought under the US espionage act will ever see anything like a free trial. That is a part of how the espionage act works. "Trevor Timm, executive director of the Freedom of the Press Foundation, said, 'basically any i
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by cmiles74 6y ago
The Java auto-completion plugin-ins for Emacs mostly call out to Eclipse in the background through Eclim. IMHO, you kind of are using an IDE at that point. :-P http://eclim.org/install.html
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by cmiles74 6y ago
I do a lot of work with Emacs and it's my preferred text editor. I think of myself as productive with it and I do a lot within Emacs; for instance using Magit to work with Git. Typically I'm working with Python or Clojure. That sa
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by cmiles74 6y ago
In this case we're not talking about documentation of wrong-doing on the part of the US government. In this narrow instance, we're talking about a government employee providing the hash of a password to a journalist who will then
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by cmiles74 6y ago
The US Department of Justice issued a press release in June that tries to summarize the charges in the superseding indictment.[0] For most of the document it's hard to tell what is part of the idictment and what may be simply a recap o
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by cmiles74 6y ago
This is the situation forced on us by the court and the magistrate. Certainly if there was coverage of the proceedings from more sources we might choose to read those as well or instead of Craig Murray's blog. At this time he seems to
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by cmiles74 6y ago
I would be interested to read anything that confirms that some observers have been allowed to view the proceedings remotely. My understanding is that observers would need to have either one of the four available seats in the public gallery
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by cmiles74 6y ago
There are only four seats available in the public gallery, I believe. In the posted article Amnesty International states: "If Amnesty International and other observers wanted to attend the hearing, they would have to queue for one of t
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by cmiles74 6y ago
This is a good question. Coverage of this trial has been hard to come by. Craig Murray is posting details to his blog but he's also not the most objective witness. Still, he wrote the following[0]: "Magistrate Baraitser then made
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by cmiles74 6y ago
I've worked in medical software and I want to second indymike on this, because I think it is important. The requirements for security or privacy are used as excuses to make only the smallest and most moderate of improvements to these a
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Craig Murray has been covering this trial from the public gallery. He certainly has his opinions and I don't want to get in the weeds on that account. He did mention that very few people were allowed in the public gallery, the rest whe
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by cmiles74 6y ago
The use of the term "desired claim" strikes me as unreasonable and unfair in this instance. No one is happy with two airliner crashes, it was no ones "desired claim". Unfortunately these crashes are what initiated the in
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by cmiles74 6y ago
I disagree that anything was misrepresented. After two airliner crashes I think it is clear that the "system" (in this case the ability of the FAA to provide sufficient oversight to ensure safety of these planes and companies like
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by cmiles74 6y ago
Microsoft is actively working on adding Wayland support to WSL2. https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Microsof...
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by cmiles74 6y ago
In my opinion, Donald Trump isn't making anything better by criticizing news sources as "fake news" whenever they carry a story he finds critical of himself, his administration or simple inconvenient. On the contrary, this ap
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by cmiles74 6y ago
And don't install Chromium, since it looks like it's installing the traditional way but, instead, will install the snap. Is Chromium the only app that works this way or are there a set of applications where the .deb file results i
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by cmiles74 6y ago
Fair enough, you are correct. I misread the article in my haste to find a citation. That was my mistake, it certainly made my point more compelling. I updated the comment with the correction.
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In my opinion, this is both unfair and simplistic. It implies that people will only donate to a charity if they have control over where the money is spent. I disagree with this vehemently; those who give likely do not want to micro-manage t
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by cmiles74 6y ago
I don't see any reason to think this will be the case. The White House issued an executive order meant to intimidate Twitter after they labeled some of his tweets. That order did not cite any relevant body of law.
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Keep in mind that they won't be marketing this vaccine at all. They agree to produce the vaccine at no profit. "To back its claim to forgo profits from the $1.2 billion collaboration in the United States, Astra has even granted th
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by cmiles74 6y ago
I agree that there's a real push-and-pull between people trying to be responsive to content that is in some way damaging to other people (props up stereotypes, promotes some kind of violence, false information that sounds plausible but
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by cmiles74 6y ago
Where has science been since quarantine started? Everything is heavily politicized, there's no shortage of bizarro faux-factual evidence for all kinds of nonsense. Someone sent me an article today about the _dangers_ of wearing a mask.
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Should we even bother, now that masks are becoming easier to purchase?
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In my opinion, it's unreasonable to expect that there would be studies on the effects of cloth masks. Up until the quarantine began the reasonable assumption was that if you needed a mask you wore the one appropriate to your task. I do
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I wouldn't expect Windows for ARM to run on Apple's custom chips.
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by cmiles74 6y ago
I didn't mean to be didactic. I was thinking more that likely remains fairly easy to port. :-)
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A lot of these security issues have lead to fixes that have had a negative impact on performance. There's no way that hasn't bothered Apple.

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