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by hackits 10y ago
IP Cameras from China have a number of issues of `calling home` adhoc. Granted to say even looking at their kernel's I tend to keep them completely on their own sub-net away from the net.
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by hackits 10y ago
Stupid auto correct, yes.
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by hackits 10y ago
Used toothpaste with fluoride. Though the fridge was constantly stoked with sugar, fruit juice, bread and bread toppings. Kid of ironic that my Mum is a dietitian who is mobility obese.
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by hackits 10y ago
I would of liked to been told `Nothing is going to come on the market` instead of `All this wonderful technology is going to solve any problems you're going to have`. The latter results in careless behavior, the former results more car
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by hackits 10y ago
I found that for my development pipeline that GIT (SSH)/Conemu together worked out really well on windows. Considering that vast majority of the time I'm connected via a shell to a Linux mainframe and or cluster does it really mat
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by hackits 10y ago
I kind of did it in reverse order. Started with a start-up learnt a lot of customer support, full product stack development, web-tier systems, linux/windows, encryption, and POS systems. This went on for two to three years about 50% be
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by hackits 10y ago
Being the devil advocate, sometimes startups are the only place you can land that they're experimenting with a technology that interest you and you can use them to pay for your education. Adamant the pay is less than your peers, but yo
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by hackits 10y ago
Functional programming is nice, though I tend to find a procedural code easier to read than it's functional counter part. There is a place and time for mutation of state and their are other times when just simply duplicating data for c
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by hackits 10y ago
Yes, when a simple usb hard disk drive could of saved all his work.
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by hackits 10y ago
My response to Google deleting peoples email accounts. Google deletes artist’s blog, a decade of his work: This makes me laugh my ass off. This is a bit of a pet peeve I have with people and modern technology. They believe they have a right
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by hackits 10y ago
Tried that keyboard, actually consider that it's a bit over-rated by people. Settled on the Topre clone (RC930) as my work and home keyboard.
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by hackits 10y ago
How can it be self evident? You made a statement saying `Some are appropriate for some situation but not others` You've listed one example of Flyweight, but without any sources to backup the claim it's appropriate when memory is
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by hackits 10y ago
Just some comments to your response. `The opinion you express (that modern programmers need know nothing of patterns) is one of the reasons why programmers don't understand the tradeoffs between Reactor, Async/Await, and Continuat
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by hackits 10y ago
Thank god for smmry Reduced to 5 sentence for those who don't want to read the whole post. ` How we actually shipped XMLHTTP It was one thing to have this cool component we could use to talk to the server, but we still weren't in
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by hackits 10y ago
To put it into perspective Australia's population is 23.13 million. Most people live near or around the main capital cities. Flipping the coin on the other side when looking at the population for some American States/districts Cal
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by hackits 10y ago
Is a student loan a full Full Recourse debt? My understanding with the bankruptcy process here in Australia is even though you may declare bankruptcy it is still up the proceeding Judge to make the determination based on your circumstance a
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by hackits 10y ago
I would say it's the complete lack of Software field being treated like any other major profession. Lack of empirical evidence or evidence based design. A mixture self appointed experts with opinions instead of facts. Sales people who
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by hackits 10y ago
It's all artificial
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by hackits 10y ago
As a side not I think your view is a bit too simplistic. For my own situation and I guess many other that most software packages assume some level or another root access and trying to manage all the hybrid of configuration files when you&#x
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by hackits 10y ago
Can only talk about my wife and our situation. We both work, but all ways make sure that either partner can hold a full time job and pay all our commitments. This goes for car loan, mortgage, shopping. It takes the stress of either partner
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by hackits 10y ago
The way C/C++ get around the implicit ownership of const char * is everyone copies data around.
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by hackits 10y ago
Just curious, with your 5 years with financial companies do you see them do things differently than most organisations? eg.. deadlines?, SLA?, tech-understanding? I had a couple of colleges working for the banking financial sector and they
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by hackits 10y ago
None of my comment was derogatory of the above article. My comment pointed out the article was too long and didn't captivate me as a reader. I tend to read lengthy post but tend to ignore article's just like the one posted. Now I
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by hackits 10y ago
Nice article, couldn't really bring myself to reading it all. Just wish it was a bit more shorter and concise, was more of a marketing spill. Update: For the down votes are you serious?
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by hackits 10y ago
Do you have any video/audio of the talk?
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by hackits 10y ago
Does that imply that LINUX was implemented poorly? I allays found the concept of socket file's to be mysterious things (coming from a windows background)
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by hackits 10y ago
If you like running SQLite I recommend looking into double entry book keeping with Ledger. Recommend it as it gives a good introduction course in journaling and accounting using double entry book keeping.
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by hackits 10y ago
I found it useful for logging. Logging tends to have structured data associated with it. Trying to re-parse log files into some meta data gets tiresome and is error prone.
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by hackits 10y ago
Hi gravypod. It depends . Oh I hate that word. When I see int i; without context I don't know anything about where memory is allocated. It can either be the following. 1) Stack allocated 2) Heap allocated 3) Is in the read only data se
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by hackits 10y ago
Don't see how there could be any performance implications with having RAII within C. It would be a simple method call with the this pointer to the struct during complication. Though if your performance consideration is at the assembly

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