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dylanz
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When I was about 9 years old I found a cheat code in a game. I forgot the game, but it was the famous up+up+down+down… etc, but backwards. I called Nintendo Power and talked to one of the reps there. They didn’t know about this one! Th
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dylanz
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I just signed up for Fleetsmith yesterday, so this is pretty timely. I'm interested to see if/how this changes things.
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5y ago
It's worth to note that earlier versions of PostgreSQL didn't include the "AS NOT MATERIALIZED" option when specifying CTE's. In our setup, this had huge hits to performance. If we were on a more recent version
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dylanz
5y ago
Crash pads. It’s what boulderers (climbers who climb smaller technical routes) use to fall on. They usually have straps and you wear them like backpacks.
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dylanz
5y ago
If you're on a single node, probably something like this. This is what my "friend" is doing later this week. He's migrating from 9.5 to 13: sudo sh -c 'echo "deb http://apt.postgresql.org/
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dylanz
5y ago
It was Spy vs Spy for me
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dylanz
5y ago
If you're ever in Santa Barbara, check out his band: https://chillpointband.com . They rock.
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5y ago
That’s a great explanation. It’s why the DMV uses AWS QLDB to track vehicle ownership. I think data that is highly valuable and transactional, and/or highly contestable, is a great fit for blockchain/ledger storage. There’s bus
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5y ago
I’d recommend Grim Dawn over PoE personally.
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I highly recommend Syntorial: https://www.syntorial.com/
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Not me, but I had to wake up at 3:00am and fix it. Someone ran “User.destroy_all” in a production Rails console. This was a social network for a ‘well know sports agency’. Production console’s are a sharp tool. Be careful who you hand t
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5y ago
That was an incredible story, and I went down a rabbit hole of reading more about that disease. Thank you very much for sharing.
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5y ago
"Vietnam veteran Doug Shaftoe, the son of Bobby Shaftoe, and his daughter Amy, do the undersea surveying for the cables and engineering work on the haven, which is overseen by Goto Furudenendu, heir-apparent to Goto Engineering".
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Propellerhead, right? I remember opening Reason for the first time (I had no experience with music hardware) and was completely lost. I played around with knobs for a long time trying to make sounds with limited luck. Then I clicked some
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What I Wish I Knew About U2F and Other Hardware MFA Protocols
(goteleport.com)
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I'm at about 15 years with Dvorak as well. It completely healed my RSI issues which were getting quite bad. Learning it was a mental challenge and re-learning Vim wasn't really fun. I could type around 90 WPM in QWERTY and now I
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6y ago
Great book! I’ll always remember his lazy cultivation technique of creating “seed balls” consisting of various seeds and mud, and just tossing them down a hillside. The one thing I appreciate most about Permaculture and techniques like tho
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... and a good resource for network programming is the classic "Beej's Guide to Network Programming": https://beej.us/guide/bgnet/
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The scenario of not wanting to bring a child into an environment that isn't stable is exactly one of the points of the intro to the movie Idiocracy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sP2tUW0HDHA I definitely understand
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6y ago
Grim Dawn is absolutely amazing. I tried playing PoE but it felt so fake. Grim Dawn is raw and dark, the dual class system is awesome, and that’s exactly what I was looking for.
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There is no misinformation in there. It's average people buying, and the market is doing its thing. The eye-opening part of this is how brokerages like Robinhood are reacting.
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I bought one and I don't consider myself an idiot... pal. Thank you very much. I have a pretty big background in fitness (studied/taught martial arts for 15 years, coached(L1) Crossfit, was a powerlifter and also an amateur olymp
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I've never been able to run Docker on my MacBook Pro without the CPU's going crazy and the energy usage skyrocketing. I opened a ticket about it, but there have been other related tickets that have been closed without any real re
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Whoa. As someone who used to "play around" with Line Rider back in the day, I had no idea that was actually possible. That end sequence was amazing! The music score on the ascent was a perfect match. I felt like I was watching
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Classic! I ran my own Reddit username first, and then read about my result (I know nothing about these personality types). It was pretty accurate to be honest. Then I immediately went back to that page to look up /u/shittymorph
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I'm a Mailplane user as well and once (if) I move to Catalina I'd love to check it out. What would you say are the benefits to Mimestream over Mailplane?
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I’ve been watching Potato McWhiskey on YouTube (his games, not streams). He plays Civ6 and talks about all his moves as he plays. It’s almost more fun to watch him play than it is to play myself. After watching his videos I pretty much k
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How do guys afford quarterly pen-tests as a start up?
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I receive incorrect email daily because of this. Early adopter problem for early Gmail users. I could have had my first name at Gmail back in the day but I thought “what’s wrong with Hotmail!?”. Same thing for Twitter, but I still don’t
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Classic! This is one I clearly remember reading ages ago.
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