erikdared

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by erikdared 7y ago
Location: Cleveland, OH, USA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Kotlin, Java, Ruby, Python, JavaScript, Docker, Ansible, CI/CD, Git, Gradle, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Redis, MongoDB, AWS (EC2, Lambda, API Gateway, Elastic Beans
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by erikdared 7y ago
They just announced a bunch of additions to the stdlib (including I/O) at KotlinConf in order to better support multiplatform
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by erikdared 8y ago
Yeah this was a problem for 6 & 7, but I've run plenty of code in production on OpenJDK 8 without issue. I think Java 8 was the first version where OpenJDK was the reference implementation so that likely helped a great deal.
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by erikdared 8y ago
Heroku is part of Salesforce, doesn't seem like much risk of them going out of business.
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by erikdared 8y ago
This is an ultrabook so chances are the memory modules are soldered on.
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by erikdared 8y ago
You can actually install OpenSSH natively now: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/administrati...
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by erikdared 8y ago
They have a premium subscription detailed here: https://hiyahelp.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360000872947-...
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by erikdared 8y ago
Should probably note that this is from April 2017
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by erikdared 8y ago
I love Boostnote too. It seems like they had a mobile app but the maintainer left a while ago https://github.com/BoostIO/boostnote-mobile
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by erikdared 8y ago
I've had good luck running OpenWRT on this TP-Link model: https://www.tp-link.com/us/products/details/cat-9_Archer-C26... . I believe there's only one hardware version so no gamble there.
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by erikdared 8y ago
Google Photos would be the most difficult thing for me to leave behind. Nothing to my knowledge even comes close in terms of functionality. A year or two ago I tried Microsoft's equivalent in OneDrive and it was absolutely abysmal, the
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by erikdared 8y ago
I was a little bummed to see this was not using Kotlin and TornadoFX, I've used them together a little and they're much more pleasant than using plain Java + JavaFX.
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by erikdared 9y ago
I've been using these for a while now and they seem to be pretty reliable so far.
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by erikdared 9y ago
Besides ripping owned physical media, I've also used Kodi to watch OTA broadcast TV that I've recorded via software from a HDHomerun tuner.
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by erikdared 9y ago
I'm using 10.13.1 and it did work for me. You have to first fail a login in one of these dialogs (did it with my current user and no password) before doing root with no password.
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by erikdared 9y ago
CottonBureau runs a bit more expensive, but the quality is top notch: https://cottonbureau.com/
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by erikdared 11y ago
Yeah I noticed that as well, looks like it's from a LAN party or something.
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by erikdared 11y ago
Does this not work standalone? https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.amazon.dee...
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by erikdared 13y ago
What about Chrome Remote Desktop?
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by erikdared 14y ago
I used Raphael in the past and am just starting to learn D3 now. D3 seems to make it a lot easier to take a data set and represent it visually. It has lots of very useful helpers for scaling axes and such (even when the units are time). I k
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by erikdared 14y ago
I don't think he actually meant this was true. I think he was saying it just for that fact that it is true for many other people (at least that's what I gathered from the note in that section of the article).
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by erikdared 14y ago
Honestly I think it's mainly due to the fact that git and github have a greater mindshare than hg and bitbucket. That said I think either choice is great, they are solid and mature implementations of the DVCS paradigm and are miles ahead of