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by falsedan 8y ago
I would have much preferred a network diagram with little buffers on the hosts filling up rather than the overwrought & unhelpful analogy.
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by falsedan 8y ago
No it hasn't, Londinium was abandoned when the Romans vacated Great Britian.
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by falsedan 8y ago
Yes I love travelling to Babylon, or visiting the sites of Troy. And the trip to Machu Picchu is definitely worth it! I know London and New York look like that will be around forever, but no city in the US is older than 600 years. We don’t
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by falsedan 8y ago
The button press is shorting two contacts on the device, there’s no way to fake it. If you’re thinking that there might be a bug you can trigger to execute the “print code” routine, the good news is that ARM microcode is simple and small en
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by falsedan 8y ago
sometimes the risk analysis comes out in favour of providing a service for your users ahead of studiously avoiding making mistakes
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by falsedan 8y ago
recognising toxic behaviour and calling it out is no joking matter dewd
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by falsedan 8y ago
spot on
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by falsedan 8y ago
> university-sponsored snake oil It's coming out of the CSIRO, which while not the greatest at commercialisation, have a pretty solid track record of not spinning bullshit. The car spinning looks like it's coming from auto in
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by falsedan 8y ago
Jenkins sucks for a lot of reasons but it does have a perfectly serviceable credentials store exactly for hiding these kinds of secrets from the parameters page and the build output. Any release engineer with the slightest inclination to av
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by falsedan 8y ago
I'm sure you'll work out how to interact in polite society one day
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by falsedan 8y ago
I've been away too long…
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by falsedan 8y ago
I think making fun of other peopl's mistakes is the kind of dick move that is only funny to jerks
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by falsedan 8y ago
Steam in-home steaming sounds right up your alley…
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by falsedan 8y ago
Just buy blue traveltens and claim you didn't know you rode for too many sections if you're ever inspected…
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by falsedan 8y ago
> that money you've saved Doing things yourself is not free: these tasks take time, which is then not available for other jobs.
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by falsedan 8y ago
'cinderblock utilitarianism' is exactly in-line with _The Timeless Way of Building_. Four square walls and a peaked roof? Job done for the next 300 years.
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by falsedan 8y ago
I assume texts created by desktop tools, then server-based solutions, and lastly, of course, cloud-based tools .
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by falsedan 8y ago
Even more efficient is: starting the meeting anyway; publishing minutes so people can choose to attend or not; inviting fewer attendees; not having meetings about things which can be resolved by the teams talking directly to each other in t
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by falsedan 8y ago
Yes, assuming a standard stride length of 0.7 metres and favourable traffic conditions, each lunch attendee could be expected to achieve 2900 steps. If travelling as a group there could be a minor social interaction every 4-10 steps thus le
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by falsedan 8y ago
> still doing interesting stuff with Quake I like it too, but NPRQuake was a spring 2000 class project and was widely available in 2001. I remember making a version which intercepted calls with GL_TRIANGLE to instead call glutSolidTeap
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by falsedan 8y ago
Chains are pretty cheap bought in bulk
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by falsedan 8y ago
We’re talking about SF, so unless your office is in Bayview/Visitacion/deep Outer Sunset|Richmond there’s a restaurant within 15 minutes walk
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by falsedan 8y ago
I think Dear Esther taught me more about environmental design
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by falsedan 8y ago
You don't learn any transferable skills tho, all you do is get better at solving The Witness puzzles.
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by falsedan 8y ago
Car Mechanic Simulator 2015 taught me the names of the various car bits and that clients never change (something is wrong, pls fix it by checking every possible part)
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by falsedan 8y ago
I said I don't like pedantic rule following… the rules are what they are, I'd leave if I found them insufferable. Am I aloowed to point out where they fail or is criticism indistiguishable from dislike?
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by falsedan 8y ago
Great idea. The recent work to open up the git protocol mmakes it easier to add in this kind of smart behaviour: advertise a 'bundle' command that returns a URI to fetch the bundle from.
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by falsedan 8y ago
> 1) Somebody creates script that activates and runs django and commits it. You can call the python bin inside the virtualenv and it will run as if the virtualenv was active: venv/bin/python -m foo.bar Obviously it doe
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by falsedan 8y ago
I think the point is to simulate what trades are necessary for the same counterparties to be creditor and debitor for these loans/debts so precisely this could happen.
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by falsedan 8y ago
I don’t understand what relevance your definition has to this discussion. If I wanted to comment that I don’t like the rule, I would have said so. Please don’t lazily impose your lack of understanding on other people’s comments and listen i

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