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by debug-desperado 4y ago
Maybe Todd was trying to just ship the dang thing to satisfy Zenimax. Build the games-as-service sandbox, let it fail, parent company head honchos leave you alone and your teams get to go back to working on the kind of games they actually w
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by debug-desperado 4y ago
Same issue with power here on my 9570! In fact I just checked after one month of plugged-in non-use, turning it on resulted in dead battery in < 3 minutes. What's crazy is that if I let it charge now, I will get 3 solid hours of bat
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by debug-desperado 4y ago
Is that like the Apache graveyard but for node projects?
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by debug-desperado 4y ago
Social stress gave me a case of the shingles once in my twenties. It didn't make much sense to me at the time, but for some reason being stressed out about buying a bunch of Christmas gifts late in the season caused it to happen!
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by debug-desperado 4y ago
You think you're going to get discovery to even prove this? Plausible deniability and even just ignorance will likely cause you to get nowhere with wiping this collected data.
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by debug-desperado 4y ago
Their internal payment system is so terrible it won't even work with smaller banks. The verification system just fails with an unhelpful error message. Customer service's approach to fixing this is to submit a ticket to engineerin
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by debug-desperado 4y ago
DTS needs to work that Sony relationship and convince them to convert their surround format to DTS:X. Maybe even allow it for free just to keep their format alive. The current PS5 3D-audio solution is good only for headphones. They have a &
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by debug-desperado 5y ago
Looks like what I've always wished for in sheets, more in line with what programmers would like to work with rather than AirTable and SmartSheets. Wish there were some way to take it for a spin without having to "Request Access&qu
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by debug-desperado 5y ago
I distinctly remember the QuickTime uninstaller had a checkmark option for “full uninstall” or similar that nuked my sound driver on Windows XP. Probably caused some missing DLL for the Sound Blaster card. The only way my high school self c
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by debug-desperado 5y ago
According to wikipedia Hans might be out on parole next year. As part of his release agreement he should be required to maintain his namesake filesystem.
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by debug-desperado 5y ago
The problem is that without annotations, injecting behavior or doing any sort of metaprogramming is nigh impossible. Higher-order functions aren't fun to deal with in Java, even in the post-Java-8 world.
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by debug-desperado 5y ago
This seems like it would only work with with an external enclosure setup. I wonder if a test could be performed in the usual NVMe slot. Of course, it seems it would be much harder to pull main power for the entire PC. I'm not sure how
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by debug-desperado 5y ago
Spring Boot apps aren't affected by this unless you switched logging frameworks. Nor any JBoss frameworks. How many people actually use Log4j2? It's probably in 4th or 5th place among Java logging frameworks, and likely still has
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by debug-desperado 5y ago
A nightmare in Node world perhaps (our latest simple web server has over 2,000 dependencies). In the Java world it’s much simpler with a few excludes in your POM. Especially for libraries that keep stable interfaces, such as a logging libra
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by debug-desperado 5y ago
Thank goodness Spring Boot has stuck with Logback for its default logging implementation. While the original Log4j had huge uptake a decade ago, its successor is nowhere near as ubiquitous.
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by debug-desperado 5y ago
Had a great win this last week with JSONB. Basically I needed an aggregated materialized view for performance but still have access to the non-aggregated row data. Think aggregate by account ID but the query may access any given month of da
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by debug-desperado 5y ago
I believe all US debts to private creditors can be settled in dollars. Any debtor can take a creditor to court if the creditor tries to demand payment in other forms.
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by debug-desperado 5y ago
I'd wager they will both be ready before Go gets generics.
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by debug-desperado 5y ago
My retirement plan involves stuffing as much money into creditor-protected assets and then declaring bankruptcy if I get a huge medical bill. I see no alternative in today's world of "surprise" out-of-network charges. The typ
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by debug-desperado 5y ago
More painters should take the Thomas Kinkade-pill and create art for the masses!
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by debug-desperado 5y ago
Wow, that 401k match is pathetically low. I'm surprised more number-crunching types don't put an employee group together to advocate for improvement.
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by debug-desperado 5y ago
So what I’m hearing is to go all-in on a permanent life insurance policy. JK, I know they’re not popular with the FIRE crowd. These are quite different than other types of insurance though. They may work out in your favor compared to bonds
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by debug-desperado 5y ago
The problem is that number was as low as $1 million a decade ago. Inheritance taxes are a political football, and the current system just blindly taxes the estate rather than the one who receives the inheritance. If the goal is fairness or
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by debug-desperado 5y ago
I'd still take Hibernate and Entity Framework over any of the Node ORMs I've seen, including Prisma. The former usually have the feature you need to generate the queries you want, but you just haven't read enough of the docs
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by debug-desperado 5y ago
Think I will shift all multiplatform console game purchases to Microsoft after this incident. They seem to have a reasonable backwards-compatibility story figured out. At this point I'm pretty sure the only thing holding off OG Xbox an
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by debug-desperado 6y ago
Thanks for this list, I’ve never heard of Ion. I’ll consider it for config and even replacing Avro & Protobuf in future projects.
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by debug-desperado 6y ago
Been true of Java for decades. Most application programmers aren't churning out highly tuned C++, and their design is easily outperformed with a bump allocator and generational GC.
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by debug-desperado 6y ago
My brother is a Griddy customer and he probably didn't realize just how high the ceiling was on wholesale electricity prices. Griddy sent out alerts a few days before the storm and encouraged customers to switch providers, but that of
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by debug-desperado 6y ago
Similar story with a patent that a friend applied for at National Instruments some years ago for his work on LabView software. As far as I could tell from his description it was more of an implementation detail rather than a patentable pro
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by debug-desperado 6y ago
I believe Timescale has a similar issue if you’ve enabled compression (and it’s usually too expensive not to). Perhaps the main reason we’re sticking with Influx for the moment.

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