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by elygre 8y ago
Lotus improv: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lotus_Improv
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by elygre 8y ago
A lack of anger. Anger comes with the brexit effects. (Probably not. But for the sake of argument.)
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by elygre 8y ago
Norges Speiderforbud is affiliated with both WOSM and WAGGGS ( https://no.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Norges_speiderforbund )
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by elygre 8y ago
In Norway, they solved the problem by actually merging the two organizations. In 1978.
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by elygre 8y ago
It’s an email to the Valhalla-spec-experts mailing list. It’s not unreasonable to expect that they know the terminology.
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by elygre 8y ago
People with skills often want to use those skills. Train someone to break down doors, and they will want to break down doors. (Can also be seen in tech: send someone to a training class on your fancy networking gear, and they will immediate
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by elygre 8y ago
I keep hearing the fear of losing content because of obsolete file formats. Then I think about Linear B, and I rest again. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linear_B
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by elygre 8y ago
Possibly. For our use case (300 users, 900 projects), it makes Pages a non-starter. And the upside would be to move almost all technical documentation from SharePoint to GitLab, which would make the platform significantly more sticky than
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by elygre 8y ago
Not gp, but: you have a marvelous security system, but GitLab Pages does not use it. For an installation containing private/protected projects, this severely limits the use of Pages. For example, it is not possible to use Pages to buil
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by elygre 8y ago
The most secure password requires the most random seed: https://xkcd.com/221/
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by elygre 8y ago
As a software developer, I get upset when people use old versions of my software and talk about how it isn’t modern. This also makes me weary of statements that criticize how e.g. windows does it wrong, “except in the current three years ol
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by elygre 8y ago
The java bug ( https://bugs.openjdk.java.net/browse/JDK-8203864 ) has some more information on the history, including a reference to an earlier paper from 2015 relating to the same problem. Apparently, the earlier paper
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by elygre 8y ago
This look like https://bugs.openjdk.java.net/browse/JDK-8203864 , which has the following additional information: "While working on a proper complexity analysis of the algorithm, we realised that there was an error
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by elygre 8y ago
Same in Norway.
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Yes, I agree. The responses were actually more disturbing than the initial outburst. It sounded very much like what I expect from an abusive relationship.
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> Who’s fit to judge such things? One answer would be “a jury of his peers”, and perhaps the islanders decided that would be them? (Also, I don’t think it was the right solution)
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by elygre 8y ago
Also, if you find a kernel regression, be sure not to create a workaround in your userland application. The gods might get angry with you.
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by elygre 8y ago
Isn’t that the infamous “security by obscurity”?
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by elygre 8y ago
I actually have two... One is a Miele H 6860 BP, while the other is a H 6800 BP. (Entirely unrelated: Does anybody know how to check the software version on these ovens?)
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by elygre 8y ago
Well, yes. Mostly true, and it has brought much annoyance :-) Of course, The pizza setting is two pushes away: first “my programs”, then “Single pizza slice”, and it remembers to run hot air all the time and then the grill for the last minu
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by elygre 8y ago
Ah, my oven uses a touch screen. It’s a mess for some things, but it does allow for very sophistication menu systems, with creating custom programs and whatnot.
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by elygre 8y ago
No, that does not help, unfortunately. The 250 users who don't need Ultimate are using our GitLab-installation for entirely different things (different projects, different repositories, etc) than the 25 who do. For example, our trainin
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by elygre 8y ago
That one is exactly ours, too. We have 275 users in license, bought when GitLab Enterprise was the thing. We set up GitLab to help establish innersourcing (e.g. https://about.gitlab.com/2016/07/07/trends-versi
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by elygre 8y ago
Trump can, so I’d assume China can, too.
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The limitless resources of the government is never applied to all laws. Regulatory institutions are budget constrained like the rest of us, and will prioritize what it considers to be the worst cases.
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Why would they?
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by elygre 8y ago
With 60-40 advantage, the article says "The coin gives a 20 per cent advantage to the team that shoots first" Not particularly strong on statistics, but is this not a 50% advantage?
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by elygre 8y ago
Maybe we disagree on the sequence? As I understand it, it goes like this: 1) Employee gets promotion, effective in the future (at #3) 2) Employee resigns, to be effective after promotion (at #4) 3) Promotion is to be effective at th
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by elygre 8y ago
If you cancel the insurance effective from next month, you have coverage until the cancellation date.
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by elygre 8y ago
Yup, I found those, too. But, as you said, those dates are gone, so they can't be up to date.

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