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by evilduck 8y ago
59k is an average household income and average households have 2.5 people, which is likely two incomes (over 60% of households). That becomes closer to something like 33 years, which nudges close to the boundaries of most people's enti
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by evilduck 8y ago
So if you want to use the GLWT license, good luck with that?
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by evilduck 8y ago
My point was that Ember is older than the repo age indicates. “Forking” vs “renaming a project and creating a new repo” sounds an awful lot like the same thing to me anyways.
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by evilduck 8y ago
Likewise, Ember holds the record on that list at 6.5 years, it was forked from SproutCore which goes back even further.
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by evilduck 8y ago
The odds of Apple releasing a development ARM board is probably roughly equal to that of them releasing complete documentation and linux kernel driver support to go along with it.
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by evilduck 8y ago
Safari has a similar ability called "Reading List". And even saving pages as a webarchive. The problem with both are that modern websites depend so heavily on XHR that caching the initial page assets is essentially absent of the
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by evilduck 9y ago
https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew-core/blob/master/Formul... Homebrew pulls it directly from the Python.org, but it's also slightly opinionated in what else it installs. I would suggest just read
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by evilduck 9y ago
For one, everything here appears to be free and open source. Prince is pretty costly to run as a small endeavor and last I knew their pricing model wasn't very kind to horizontal scaling.
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by evilduck 9y ago
You might compare the power draw of your PS4 to alternatives. One might end up paying for itself over a couple years' time.
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by evilduck 9y ago
I'm pretty sure most iOS users were at least once aware they were using Apple's messaging service because they were required to initially sign into iCloud (or create their iCloud account for the first time) and explicitly opt into
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by evilduck 9y ago
The pre-check line doesn't involve all of the slow-downs the regular line does. I've seen it longer too but it easily moves 10x as many people through. Nothing needs to be removed except metal in your pockets, you typically walk q
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by evilduck 9y ago
I would extend that further to _unsubscribe from all default subreddits_. Start from a blank slate and search for subreddits that actually interest you and seem reasonable. Yeah, you're also creating an "echo chamber" if you
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by evilduck 9y ago
We're talking about a Cordova-wrapped SPA. You can develop those on Raspberry Pis if you had to. A 9 year old $250 MBP off ebay will absolutely suffice.
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by evilduck 9y ago
Office for Mac is generally regarded as inferior to the Windows versions and the Mac version of Internet Explorer was last released like 14 years ago. I’m not even sure it runs on Intel Macs.
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by evilduck 9y ago
As a fellow bearded and balding guy, it's not real hard to use different guards, but the motions are new and using two mirrors to cut your own hair are awkward at first. You have to be ready to accept a short single guard buzz cut for
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by evilduck 9y ago
OpenBSD?
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by evilduck 9y ago
That design is stretching the definition of "laptop" pretty far.
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by evilduck 9y ago
I don't know about intercepting iOS apps, but I definitely do this exact thing for web app development targeting iPads using Charles for the desktop. Be sure that your default proxy port doesn't conflict with the default WSS port.
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by evilduck 9y ago
Charles for the desktop can intercept secure websocket traffic.
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by evilduck 9y ago
This sounds pretty far outside the realm of what Charles does (it's a web dev tool, not a system scrubber). But something like "Little Snitch for iOS" would fit the bill.
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by evilduck 9y ago
And you get a big "VPN" status icon that's at the top of the screen the entire time it's running.
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by evilduck 9y ago
Core counts between the two aren't equal yet. The A11 is still using a 6 core processor and could seemingly bump that up to 8 cores and widen the gap more easily than Qualcomm could close it too.
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by evilduck 9y ago
GS-15 is the top of the pay scale though, there's no such thing as a GS-16 just step increases that come with years of employment. Plus, would you really want to endure the months of their hiring process (which intentionally filters ou
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by evilduck 9y ago
Yeah, basically. If your federal employment ends your medical benefits do as well. It's not like a professor's tenure or anything. But unlike the private sector, if you served for at least 5 years you can re-enroll after you reach
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by evilduck 9y ago
There's not a single "federal employee medical plan", there's a set of insurance plan choices like most large employers and you choose what level of risk/deductible and coverage you want for what you're willing
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by evilduck 9y ago
Sounds like 2010 when they gave everyone an @facebook.com email address to try to... take some of email's pie.
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by evilduck 9y ago
Or a commerical display, for triple the price.
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by evilduck 9y ago
> Should I assume that American code is usually low quality? Yes. It usually is.
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by evilduck 9y ago
Outsourcing creates all sorts of new project planning and communication challenges that most companies are not accustomed to managing. Add in significant timezone offsets, language and cultural barriers, lower communication fidelity and oft
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by evilduck 9y ago
Player positions with more high speed impacts aren't necessarily linked to greater lifetime CTE risks because they might have fewer total impacts during their career. Linemen might even be worse off with many more "lesser" im

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