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by fredley 5y ago
I got off Postman years ago and have been using Insomnia since then: https://github.com/Kong/insomnia
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by fredley 5y ago
A good rundown of the history of Sibelius, Avid and Dorico is included in this video: https://youtu.be/dKx1wnXClcI
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by fredley 5y ago
Totally agree. I'm ready for the tides of fashion to turn once more and skeuomorphism to be the way again.
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by fredley 5y ago
Mini LED, but it's rather hamstrung by only being 2560×1440.
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by fredley 5y ago
Does freight need to go that quickly? Quicker than a normal high speed train? Is there enough value in the freight going faster to fund the infrastructure?
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by fredley 5y ago
I still don't understand why there is any interest in this concept, either for freight or passenger transport, over a regular train.
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by fredley 5y ago
A mix. Typically I'll use one key per machine and add those keys in the places they need to be. This is good as you're reasonably well protected if that machine gets lost or stolen. The nature of public key cryptography means ther
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by fredley 5y ago
> You are slowly realizing it has literally been years, maybe decades, since you ate any meal made without corn. https://twitter.com/swiftonsecurity/status/10748100434957967...
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by fredley 5y ago
Someone at Dell's presumably going to get educated about the Streisand Effect quite soon. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Streisand_effect
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by fredley 5y ago
Can you invert a binary tree on a whiteboard though?
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by fredley 5y ago
You can use it to shoot yourself in the foot.
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Dealing with Fair Dealing: A Collagementary(youtube.com)
1 points by fredley 5y ago|0 comments
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A Crypto Community 'Cancels' One of Its Own(gizmodo.com)
25 points by fredley 5y ago|2 comments
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by fredley 5y ago
Not to be confused with MongoDB Atlas!
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by fredley 5y ago
VR is a fun gimmick. Nice to visit, wouldn't want to live there.
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by fredley 5y ago
Fantastic YTMND vibes.
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by fredley 5y ago
No worse than "Hollywood Handshake"
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by fredley 5y ago
If I'm cold at work I just zip one up inside my hoodie.
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by fredley 5y ago
I find they don't keep their heat nearly as long as hot water bottles.
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by fredley 5y ago
Yup. In fact just today my partner was struggling witha problem with 1Password that she uses at work, asking why it wasn't as simple as BitWarden.
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by fredley 5y ago
I do this and I put the takeout zips into AWS as well. The odds of losing access to both at the same time are sufficiently low.
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by fredley 5y ago
I am reading The Windup Girl by Paolo Bacigalupi. In it Joules are used as currency, and they can easily be traded between such energy storage devices, which can themselves be used to power machinery. The nutritional value of food can als
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by fredley 5y ago
Enjoyed this, though as a typist in British English some American spellings really tripped me up
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by fredley 5y ago
It's more nuanced than this. I have worked at large companies with terrible culture, and startups with great culture. Unfortunately it's very hard to get an accurate read on the important things before actually working the job.
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2038 Countdown(gregnk.com)
2 points by fredley 5y ago|0 comments
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by fredley 5y ago
Given all the y2k fuss how did they not see this one coming?
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Today's date string overflows a 32-bit int(twitter.com)
10 points by fredley 5y ago|1 comments
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by fredley 5y ago
> can not guarantee it will be make available always True! However I trust the wikimedia foundation, and the fact that because it is a valuable dataset there are many copies of it. If they really did restrict access, anyone could spin up
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by fredley 5y ago
There are trains between Moscow / Beijing and Pyongyang, which is interesting I think.
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by fredley 5y ago
Handover to Bluetooth potentially? Or stream data directly peer to peer.

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