eek2121

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by eek2121 4y ago
Not in the US it wasn't? Costs for higher education have tripled in the past couple decades, to say NOTHING of costs in the 80s or 90s. Note that I already knew this, having a free ride thanks to the U.S. Pell Grants, however I DID to
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by eek2121 4y ago
Love the post, however, your description of the problem leaves me wondering...did we work together?
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by eek2121 4y ago
I try to be polite, yet precise. Remember that the author likely put a ton of work into their code. I usually let them know that if they want to collaborate further, we can huddle on slack. I push others to do the same for me and have done
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by eek2121 4y ago
Dunno bro, it doesn't work on the 6502, so... ;)
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by eek2121 4y ago
Youtube is slowly killing itself with abusive revenue practices but ignore THAT bombshell for a moment and focus on why you are wrong. Hint: it actually has almost nothing to do with the fact that a large portion of internet users don'
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by eek2121 4y ago
My dude, I make a quarter million a year. I found out how useless college was after I accrued $2,944 in student loans (I attended college after 2001). The value to me was, and continues to be zero. College is not for everyone, and this appl
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by eek2121 4y ago
You are. (Weird that is). I find OEMs that bundle operating systems to be weird. Dictating choice is something a dictatorship would do. I used to argue the reasoning until the obscurities hit.
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by eek2121 4y ago
I would describe stripe docs as 'acceptable'. Don't get me wrong, I personally have brought them tons of business and work with their API more than a human should. My only issue is that if you are working with their API, you
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by eek2121 4y ago
I came here to say that. This isn't an NVIDIA commitment to open source; it is a slap in the face. Rather than open sourcing the drivers, they are patching the kernel to fit the needs of their proprietary driver. Note that I'm not
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by eek2121 4y ago
Guess they already fixed it.
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by eek2121 4y ago
For starters, those that aren't a party to the lawsuit cannot be commanded to follow the words of the court. He should know this. EDIT: Oh, and this ruling runs afoul of free speech.
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by eek2121 4y ago
Fascinating read. I love code horror stories such as this.
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by eek2121 5y ago
Agreed to the first sentence. Let's say you have a table full of SHA-1 salted + hashed passwords, is even remotely worth the effort to spend even 1k per user/per password? Especially when many (though obviously not all) may be usi
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by eek2121 5y ago
My favorite dad jokes were told by women. Just saying...
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by eek2121 5y ago
I mean, vice versa. I have to hide my private code from public eyes for the same reason.
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by eek2121 5y ago
Hypercard was an outstanding piece of software. I used to know it's scripting language top to bottom back in the day. It is a shame we never saw a real evolution of Hypercard. Hyperstudio tried, however both were mostly limited to Mac
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by eek2121 5y ago
Peak LTT right there. Haven't watched them in a while, but gems like this are why I watched them in the first place. I do hope they do more in this area.
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by eek2121 5y ago
Google supports MFA apps. I use Microsoft's and I've been able to recover after switching to a brand-new phone without moving data over because Microsoft syncs with cloud services. (iCloud on iPhone)
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by eek2121 5y ago
Arbitration costs companies far more than lawsuits do. There was a guy that used to make tons of money off Arbitration clauses. Basically, the company is on the hook for hotel stays, transportation, food, etc. for the arbiter as well as any
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by eek2121 5y ago
Yes, I moved a decent sized project from AWS to Digital Ocean. The biggest hurdles I had to deal with were the things Digital Ocean did NOT support. It was worth it in the end, because our bill went from millions of dollars a month to a few
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by eek2121 5y ago
So much awesomeness here! You guys are going to keep us all busy forever!
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by eek2121 5y ago
Me: This is cheesy as fu... fires up Ski32.exe, then Doom, then Duke Nukem ...holy shit! lol nice work!
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by eek2121 5y ago
Funny enough, I'm in a position to be friends with many small business owners (I've done work for them over the years, and it has involved into friendships) The folks that are successful don't look at pennies. They produce or
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by eek2121 5y ago
Ensure the certification is legitimate, for starters.
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by eek2121 5y ago
On the desktop, on Windows, the RTL8153 hasn't given me an issue. However, I've heard bad things. My last upgrade had an Intel I225-V, so unfortunately, I cannot report on longevity. The Intel NIC, however? Thumbs up.
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by eek2121 5y ago
I have suffered from a similar experience minus the ethernet. One of my hubs was even falsely labeled Thunderbolt when it was not. ALL of my devices were purchased direct from Amazon.com, no third-party resellers. All of them are dead as of
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by eek2121 5y ago
I have bad news for you: - Google cannot legally protect payment information in any 1st, 2nd, or 3rd world country without explicit permission. There isn't a single country they operate in that will let them 'scrape' payment
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by eek2121 5y ago
Of course it is a bad idea. See OpenSSL.
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by eek2121 5y ago
Guys, even you like working in office, make WFH a requirement. The in-office jobs are paying significantly lower than remote jobs, and you can also expect a not-so-great culture as well. A good company will offer flexibility in both, and a
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by eek2121 5y ago
FYI his car was stolen last week. Successfully I might add*.

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