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by frompdx 6y ago
Ah, seems there are multiple players involved in that case. HP/Microsoft helped create the tax accounting system while Fast supplied claims software.
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by frompdx 6y ago
It was a boondoggle that cost taxpayers ~$50mm. If I recall correctly it is also a third party solution provided by a private company. Oregon plans to adopt the same software after not being able to make payments at all for quite some ti
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by frompdx 6y ago
It seems like around 2000 dialogue in movies and TV shows started to get quieter and quieter while action sequences got louder and louder. It's awful. I am hearing impaired and I watch everything with subtitles, however, I really don
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by frompdx 6y ago
I recommend reading "Grokking Algorithms". It covers a variety of algorithms and their notations. Intended for beginners and even non-programmers, it breaks algorithms down step by step and has lots of pictures to relay the info
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by frompdx 6y ago
Speaking from experience, it's a bad idea to allow emails to be sent from your platform to a third party with any form of dynamic text from a text field on a web page. I can't see this lasting long term in its current form. I had
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by frompdx 6y ago
I really enjoyed "Sid Meier's Memoir!: A Life in Computer Games". If you enjoyed Meier's games or even if you just like video games I think you will enjoy this book.
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by frompdx 6y ago
Light painting can be very fun. I have a place that I would like to try this at the next time I am able to. For blogging, I always make a point of not putting too much pressure on myself to write. In fact, the first article I planned to p
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by frompdx 6y ago
What do you mean by a life game in godot? I wanted to make a game where the player can combine simple elements to create complexity. In this case, it's a 2D game where the player can "transport" humans and other anim
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by frompdx 6y ago
I have a variety of hobbies. Maybe to many. I like to rotate hobbies to keep things interesting. My hobbies usually interest and complement each other in various ways. - Film photography. Photography is probably the first hobby I picked
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by frompdx 6y ago
I saw the title and was going to comment about the same thing. My understanding is the GA144 is clockless. From the product literature the advantage is reduced power consumption. It is also a Forth machine. I've wanted to get one of
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by frompdx 6y ago
Not often. I used an iPhone 5s from its release until last year when I upgraded to an iPhone 6s.
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by frompdx 6y ago
I have kept a journal with pen and paper for years. I usually write something down every day. I'm particular about what I write with so I use PILOT Vanishing Point fountain pen and large hardcover Moleskine grid ruled notebooks. My jo
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by frompdx 6y ago
At this point I don't see how I could make a suggestion that hasn't already been made. My only regret is waking up in the wrong timezone and being late to the party. I think it is great to see so much interest and so many answer
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by frompdx 6y ago
I agree, I have used Grafana for a few years and it requires very little effort. However, the dashboards I use are static and I don't back it with a RDBMS because of this. I suppose there is more value for users who plan to have more
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by frompdx 6y ago
I don't have any experience other than dabbling in gamedev here and there. I definitely recommend reading Blood, Sweat, and Pixels. At the very least read the chapters about Stardew Valley and and Shovel Knight to get an idea of the
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by frompdx 6y ago
I usually don't get to hung up on not reading books I meant to get around to reading or not finishing the books that I started. This year for the first time in about four years I actually read something other than technical non-fictio
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by frompdx 6y ago
Interesting. I used to operate CNC machines and although we did make changes to the gcode used for jobs the source was autogenerated by the software we used to create drawings of the parts we were making.
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by frompdx 6y ago
Forth: By reading Starting Forth by Leo Brodie and by tinkering with FlashForth on an Arduino. I also got about half way through Thinking Forth, also by Leo Brodie but it is much more about project planning and management than Forth. Janet
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by frompdx 6y ago
For those using Terragrunt (Terraform wrapper) there is a built in function for decrypting files encrypted with SOPS. https://terragrunt.gruntwork.io/docs/reference/built-in-func...
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by frompdx 6y ago
without the prior consent of the Board of Directors I can't really answer, but have you tried getting in touch with anyone on the board? As a shareholder you should be able to attend the shareholder meetings. You might inquir
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by frompdx 6y ago
1 2466 23.2861% kubectl 2 1318 12.4457% vi 3 967 9.13126% cd 4 933 8.8102% ls 5 486 4.58924% docker 6 401 3.78659% terragrunt 7 334 3.15392% git 8 326 3.0
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by frompdx 6y ago
also because their speech seems to be muffled by the mask. I'm in the same boat but I know that I have a hearing loss and have known since I was young. Their speech isn't really muffled. You were relying on reading their
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by frompdx 6y ago
Mostly because my house was built in the 20th century. Also, at least in my area high quality cement was not available locally until the late 1930s. You can really see a difference in the quality of cement in the basement of houses built b
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by frompdx 6y ago
The part that really excites me is at the bottom. More work is also going towards the 2D engine. Gilles Roudiere is working on a new 2D tilemap system an editor that will hopefully overcome most of the limitations with the current one.
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by frompdx 6y ago
One issue with PWAs is that Apple has hobbled what they can do on iOS. I think this prompts a lot of would be adopters to skip PWA and go straight to packaging their app with electron.
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by frompdx 6y ago
You bet, that was just one of the many things my grandparents did that made childhood fun for my brother and I. Depending on how young your kids are they may also like the hidden treasure routine. My brother and I went on a streak of tryin
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by frompdx 6y ago
The house that I live in today technically has a secret tunnel that was built by my grandfather for my brother and I. There is a large pantry built next to the stairwell to the basement. The side of the pantry has a hole cut in it so that
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by frompdx 6y ago
I'm puzzled that people are willing buy a computer/OS where (apparently) software can/will fail to launch if some central company server goes down. I really had no idea until today.
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by frompdx 6y ago
I wonder if this explains why I was unable to print something for several minutes around the time this tweet was published? The printer manager refused to open each time I tried to print. Frankly, that's unacceptable. I have preferre
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by frompdx 6y ago
This is practically everything I want in a keyboard. I really like the concept of the add-on trackball or track point and it's been something I've been looking for in a keyboard, especially if I were to switch from MacOS to Linux

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