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by ehutch79 6y ago
There are people over on reddit who say that EVERY project should use nuxt. from the lowly todo app, to huge erp projects... Yet, especially for ERP projects, most of those features are problematic. Like SEO. I don't want a search eng
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by ehutch79 6y ago
For low end android devices on a network in rural areas, that's a lot.
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by ehutch79 6y ago
I remember seeing job postings in the early 2000s requiring 10 years of php experience. Those requirements are usually BS added by hr or a recruiter mangling what devs said they need on the team. i.e. "it'd be nice if they were fa
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by ehutch79 7y ago
I feel like if you're not moving to 3, you probably aren't going to be pushing to move parts of your codebase to async. I have code bases that will be forever stuck on 2, because they're not active projects and are archival o
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by ehutch79 7y ago
Can confirm
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by ehutch79 7y ago
It was in fact sarcasm. Everyone had 10 years of warning.
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by ehutch79 7y ago
It's too bad the python 3 transition was super short notice and no one had very much time to port their code at all...
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by ehutch79 7y ago
SO just the print statement then?
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by ehutch79 7y ago
They mean having to use brackets
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by ehutch79 7y ago
I really wish someone would publish this with larger examples. Checkouts are great, but some of us are working on larger systems with 25+ fields and most of that required, or dependantly required, and no, wizards apparently just confuse our
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by ehutch79 7y ago
Also, one of the conspiracy theories against 5g is that the towers are literally sucking the air out of your lungs. :-| https://www.theverge.com/2020/4/4/21207927/5g-towers-burning...
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by ehutch79 7y ago
No. There's questions about the general increase of wireless traffic in general, but nothing has be proven at all since cell phones came about. Let alone microwaves, or household appliances. At least not to my knowledge.
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by ehutch79 7y ago
I bet if you make a popup with instructions on switching the default browser when ie pops up, it'll go down
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by ehutch79 7y ago
'security conscious' and 'forced to use ie11' do not go together
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by ehutch79 7y ago
For everyone complaining about the porn filtering, That malware filtering will actually be a godsend for companies. Running an extra internal dns server just to do 'last chance' filtering is extra maintenance i don't want to
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by ehutch79 7y ago
Why does everyone seem to be glossing over the fact they said 'suspended for nonpayment'? And it doesn't seem like they're trying to pay their bill, but just get that one email out of the account... Maybe google isn&#x27
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by ehutch79 7y ago
We're currently looking for remote desktop access software for offsite users. We were before the pandemica anyways. The goal is to treat all our endpoints the same if they're in the office, or at home. This seems perfect, pending
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by ehutch79 7y ago
This is a dumb question, but you're talking about using docker, right? Doesn't docker spin up an entire vm for containers? That does seem pretty heavy for a MBA of any generation?
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by ehutch79 7y ago
There's something wrong with your setup &| stack. I've run a full stack locally, a build setup with a watcher, a django/gunicorn setup with file watching, mysql/redis/rabbitmq, and i barely nudge the cpu. I&#x27
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by ehutch79 7y ago
kasey: For deployment that makes sense, but for development, that seems like a lot of work to be happening. If you change a small bit of css, the whole container is rebuilt? That seems super inefficient to me? My backends arn't JS, but
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by ehutch79 7y ago
Why would you keep rebuilding the container constantly though?
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by ehutch79 7y ago
A typical JS developer is not building/rebuilding docker containers constantly.
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by ehutch79 7y ago
VSCode with the veuter extension is the premium experience.
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by ehutch79 7y ago
They mean prescription medicines, that your doctor has prescribed for things unrelated to the virus. During an outbreak you can expect a pharmacy to be super busy and possibly mobbed. Not ideal if you're out of medicine you're dep
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by ehutch79 7y ago
What's the recommended alternative? Don't IRC servers face the same issues of someone being able to read whatever you put through the service?
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by ehutch79 7y ago
I'm not sure why I'm being downvoted. This is a legitimate question. Does this bug make the cpu unusable? Does the work around for it slow down the per core performance to the point of unusability?
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by ehutch79 7y ago
So, does this mean threadripper is unusable and we shouldn't buy them?
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by ehutch79 7y ago
If you're using js state management for dark mode, something has gone horribly wrong.
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by ehutch79 7y ago
What are you talking about, my blog that has an astounding 2 visitors a month (one or both of which are accidental clicks) definitely needs to be on kubernetes!
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by ehutch79 7y ago
Spoiler: there is a lot of up-front work before those 16 days started.

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