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flatiron
5y ago
I blame it on alcohol. If I drink I’m always up for a few hours in the middle of the night. And I’m quite sure they were doing a lot of that back in that time.
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5y ago
If you pop a window you lose pressure right? You blow a fuel pump and can’t fuel the engines. Wings fall off. I dunno. I can think of a bunch of failure points on a modern airliner.
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flatiron
5y ago
If you take 0 confirmations you will get what you deserve. For the others I have no comment as they aren’t currently viable.
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flatiron
5y ago
Same with slack webhooks. I make custom software and everyone wants slack webhooks and they are pretty easy to implement and people love them.
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5y ago
at least at apple the dockerfile for their images were < 50 lines. Like super tweaks on the AL2 image. Every 60 days you need to pull it in. So you are right they just keep it up-to-date and keep it to the vendor images as well.
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5y ago
All RAM should be ECC. This intel ECC paywall is terrible. I have no actual need for ECC. My business is in cloud and personal doesn't really benefit too much from it.
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flatiron
5y ago
its not an argument against bitcoin at all. go walk into a starbucks with a gold bar. it certainly has value. they certainly want to give you coffee for value. it's just not the write medium. bitcoin is gold bars. not ready for re
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flatiron
5y ago
was it https? makes it a bit trickier if it is as you would have to self sign the cert. guy is use ida pro. i assume they know how dns works
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flatiron
5y ago
You can buy goods and materials with visa though. Not sure people want to wait 30 minutes to buy a cup of coffee with bitcoin.
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flatiron
5y ago
I’ve always heard “you make it. Then your kids take it. Then their kids break it”
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flatiron
5y ago
or whoogle: https://github.com/benbusby/whoogle-search (which i love btw)
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5y ago
if you are getting a framework to run a hackintosh why would you not get a macbook air? prolly cheaper in the long run and the M1 is a pretty great chip. i just can't wrap my hands around macOS and I used to work at apple. I'm j
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5y ago
I’m waiting for amd to do TB4 so I can get a ryzen framework laptop.
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flatiron
5y ago
If you have a large organization your containers are based off the orgs containers which has the CA in it. Same with VMs, Java, .Net, etc.
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flatiron
5y ago
Not the internal Java. That’s not for customers. That’s for apples internal servers.
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5y ago
3 years later that same laptop is on eBay for $500 with almost perfect Linux compatibility though. It’s tough to beat used thinkpads on eBay. I never buy my personal laptops new.
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flatiron
5y ago
Apple still maintains their own Java internally. Very minor tweaks and with their own CA since they self sign certain internally starting 2-3 years ago.
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flatiron
5y ago
i believe they are referring to the whatsapp bug that the saudi prince used on jeff bezos. simply sending bezos a message gave the saudi prince root access on his phone and he dumped all his messages and photos and released them to the pre
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5y ago
she is not currently jailed. i saw on the news this morning after her guilty verdict walking out with her lawyer. i don't believe they jail you until sentencing for white collar crimes since you aren't a "threat" to th
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flatiron
5y ago
So you mean svn?
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flatiron
5y ago
Oy! What about me speccy!
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flatiron
5y ago
You can do a lot with EB for simplistic projects. But yes without that you are in for a world of pain using anything else
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flatiron
5y ago
They grant your “restricted stock units” and deal them out per quarter. So it could be worth $5 or 5 million when they get them.
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5y ago
They used to ask for donations. They still do, but they used to too. /s
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flatiron
5y ago
I want to compliment your responses. Factual and non aggressive which is needed in this time. Thank you.
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5y ago
Do you do Java for a living? I do and nobody in the industry uses vscode for Java. IntelliJ has a unique position like eclipse did 10 years ago that every senior person uses it and loves it. Vscode for Java I’m sure is fine. Never used it
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5y ago
I buy a product to do a task. I have a Java making machine called a computer. I don’t care how much of the product it uses. As long as it performs the task. Anyone has used it knows there is simply no substitute. And I don’t care about ever
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5y ago
For Java there really is no replacement for IntelliJ. I don’t think people “talk shit”. I use vscode and I enjoy it. I don’t use it for Java.
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5y ago
They really are the best. So I’m depth but at the same time very accessible.
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flatiron
5y ago
It was my first time trying to build furniture while high. Not currently high.
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