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by cthulhujr 11y ago
Though they're common to the area, these underground storage facilities are interesting places. They're large enough to drive semi-trucks through. One notable client has tons of old movie memorabilia (scripts, costumes, set pieces
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by cthulhujr 11y ago
I could see this replacing the git workflow of creating a temporary branch that's used just for merging pre-master.
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by cthulhujr 11y ago
He does seem like a pretty genuine guy. Just a big kid living out his childhood fantasies.
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by cthulhujr 11y ago
Thar be dragons: https://github.com/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=%22thar+be+dragon...
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by cthulhujr 11y ago
This. It's an easy way to bend tax laws.
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by cthulhujr 11y ago
Bundling this with internet and cable is also a sneaky way to manipulate taxes.
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Every project should have a decisions making file(akazlou.com)
7 points by cthulhujr 11y ago|0 comments
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by cthulhujr 11y ago
>I am not aware of a socialized plan to put phone in the hands of poor people "Since 1985, the Lifeline program has provided a discount on phone service for qualifying low-income consumers... The Lifeline program is available to eli
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by cthulhujr 11y ago
"What's this cool database modeler? Huh, it's made by vertabelo... where have I seen that? Oh goddammit."
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by cthulhujr 11y ago
All open source projects are just forks all the way down. The hierarchy and "top" are just ways to represent them, they don't have inherent meaning. Remember: GitHub isn't the authority on git.
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by cthulhujr 11y ago
Good on BK for bucking their recent heath food trend.
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by cthulhujr 11y ago
>This article contains one or more incomplete lists which may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness Well isn't that ironic.
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by cthulhujr 11y ago
>so it is about marketing I read that line the same way. Under everything, their business isn't privacy; it's making money. They just happen to take a strong public stance on customer privacy. That seems really difficult to exp
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by cthulhujr 11y ago
I wonder if it will be part of the nexus line; perhaps it will run apps targeted for the Nexus Player.
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by cthulhujr 11y ago
Any speculation on how he did that? In some of the shots I can see the main string splitting into what looks like two strings, but I was expecting a third. Edit: http://imgur.com/O0Z2UOM
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by cthulhujr 11y ago
>Have feedback on this post? Let @github know on Twitter. This probably isn't new, but I just noticed it. For shame.
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by cthulhujr 11y ago
This could have more utility for a user with a feature phone. Their notes app is likely more difficult to access, its data not backed up to the "cloud" or just not be a feature at all on the phone.
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by cthulhujr 11y ago
Perhaps they're questioning the perpetuation of the "women-are-personal-assistants" stereotype? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by cthulhujr 11y ago
Just noticed OSM has overhead power lines on their maps. A quick search reveals GM either doesn't have that data or doesn't have any way of displaying it. +1 for OSM in my book.
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by cthulhujr 11y ago
They're making big money on their online listings -- particularly from small business owners who know no better. A product I used to develop was a direct competitor to them (listings for a niche business market) and the sales team woul