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digitalpacman
9y ago
Thing is, all appraisers do a bad job. Evaluating a house is completely up to their opinion, and the artificially increase prices just because houses are selling. They drive prices up and down based no their will. Couldn't their job
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digitalpacman
10y ago
Uh yeah. Bookmark bar is the best thing ever.
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digitalpacman
10y ago
This happened to my friend too. He was arguing for a new modem. They said no there was no problem. So he replaced it with a non-comcast modem and poof max speed.
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digitalpacman
10y ago
Holy grammar.
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digitalpacman
10y ago
He didn't say use SESSIONS, he said use COOKIES for the data you would expect to go within a session. They scale just fine. You shouldn't be storing that much data in a JWT either.
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digitalpacman
10y ago
I do devops. This is yuck.
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digitalpacman
10y ago
Those are msbuild settings, not visual studio settings.
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digitalpacman
10y ago
Or use LinqPad. I am confused. I'd never recommend use another tool.
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digitalpacman
10y ago
Didn't work for me.
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digitalpacman
10y ago
nope
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digitalpacman
10y ago
Good luck for it to be legal that a drunk person can be in the drivers seat of a car. That's going to take 20-30 years. I'm sorry but there isn't "you can't operate an elevator while drunk" law and people in
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digitalpacman
10y ago
I agree with this. I am male though so my opinion might not count.
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digitalpacman
10y ago
Github
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digitalpacman
10y ago
choco install as the need arises
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digitalpacman
10y ago
It's so that if the JWT is stolen in transit, the thief only has access to the token for a shorter period of time. This is why they should expire quickly. Whether or not you think that matters, is not up for debate. That's how it
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digitalpacman
10y ago
That's.. not scrum. Your first point isn't anywhere within scrum at all. That's how people choose to treat it.
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digitalpacman
11y ago
.... isn't this a problem with node, and not developers? Wouldn't you say this is a symptom of a systemic problem of the framework that it is lacking common features that everyone needs?
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digitalpacman
11y ago
Sounds more like a "PHP isn't fun" post than about go. You ever try C#?
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digitalpacman
11y ago
Neat, but it's laggy.
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digitalpacman
11y ago
No. I hate receiving them it's just garbage. Resumes' themselves are garbage. They tell no stories and give no information in the tech field.
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digitalpacman
11y ago
I've used IRC a lot. For work and for projects. The experience is always horrible, and the clients always suck. We switched over to using slack for projects and for work and everything got instantly better. It takes seconds to setup
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digitalpacman
11y ago
None.
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digitalpacman
11y ago
Their video of "actual footage" is 100% edited after they shot it. That is NO way actual unedited footage. Also. https://store.3drobotics.com/products/iris
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digitalpacman
11y ago
If you don't care about the crime, don't do it.
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digitalpacman
12y ago
Use an IDE that's smart enough to do it for you
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digitalpacman
12y ago
I dislike ever seeing this. Sounds too OCD
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digitalpacman
12y ago
I actually can remember a password like the d07 one easier because of keyboard pattern matching. That's how I generate passwords is I draw patterns on the keyboard. It's so unpopular that nobody creates tables for keyboard pattern
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digitalpacman
12y ago
Sadly doesn't work ever because of internet enforced password length and character pattern requirements.
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digitalpacman
12y ago
Before salting became mainstream simple passwords were broken all the time when data was stolen
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digitalpacman
12y ago
This is common for apartments where I live. They call it trash service.
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