hatsix

17 ms·

181.
by hatsix 10y ago
Doing it once, proof. Doing it 20,000 times... Exploit.
182.
by hatsix 10y ago
I've had a ballot returned to me because my signature didn't match my on-file signature close enough. You mail in two sealed envelopes... You sign the inner one, which is discarded once verified. You get a barcode with your ballot
183.
by hatsix 10y ago
So, the first-half, no... never use. But depth/breadth first search, tries, recursion, hash tables... Absolutely use these as much in front-end as in back-end.
184.
by hatsix 10y ago
sorry for late reply... Had it for almost a year. Almost no fan noise whatsoever.
185.
by hatsix 10y ago
This. I mean, I run linux on all but one of my machines, but if a company made me choose, I'd choose Windows over OSX. Apple doesn't make things dev-friendly, the mountain of volunteers who make homebrew and packages make it dev-f
186.
by hatsix 10y ago
By which accounts? I've honestly never heard anyone complaining about QA or "Not Premium Enough" For example, Top Speed suggests that all other manufacturers are still playing catch-up. That it'd be nice if the seats had
187.
by hatsix 10y ago
I have the Lenovo W541 w/ 3K screen, and am VERY hapy with it. Battery life is low, at 1-2 hours, but the 32gb of RAM is essential when running VMs. (though, admittedly, now that we've gone to docker, my memory requirements have d
188.
by hatsix 10y ago
I believe this is intentional, and part of the CSS-Font-Display spec. https://tabatkins.github.io/specs/css-font-display/ The previous behavior (Flash of Invisible Text) was considered an anti-pattern, as it preve
189.
by hatsix 11y ago
I'm curious, what is the issue here? Is there some sort of ethical or technical deep end that they dove into that causes you to not only swear, but to swear twice (and once without apologizing for it!!)? Because, really... if requiring
190.
by hatsix 11y ago
Right, that's once you have the car.... but not when you're making the reservation.
191.
by hatsix 11y ago
So... are there any hubs that specifically work with home-assistant? I like the idea of home-assistant, but I've already got a ton of z-wave already in my house.
192.
by hatsix 11y ago
Windows Path issues and compiling native code. Between those two things, nearly everything I've ever tried on windows has failed.
193.
by hatsix 11y ago
Good news is that on a medium-sized project (10s of routes and models), it still just takes two commands... haven't gone through setting up production yet, but I don't foresee any big issues.
194.
by hatsix 11y ago
This looks similar to what was demo'd a year ago at EmberConf 2015... Something that works for a subset of people with a specific setup. It looks really cool... if I'm understanding it correctly, it can hot-load code in production
195.
by hatsix 11y ago
I think this argument is coming down to semantics. Is there an 'analagous initiative' in React? No. Can you end up with the same result in React? Yes. There are people doing this in React, but each team needs to do it slightly dif
196.
by hatsix 11y ago
There are other initiatives in the ember-verse for solving the 'universal app' issue. Specifically, ember-engines provides a way to separate code into logical apps, but having them appear to be a single app. It's currently &
197.
by hatsix 11y ago
> What makes our solution unique is that you have to think about the server very little, if at all. What is an example of something a dev might have to think about with fastboot that they don't have to think about with DoneJS?
198.
by hatsix 11y ago
No rental car reservations (in the US)(that I know of) require a deposit...
199.
by hatsix 11y ago
Despite 'patent' being a specific option, I couldn't get it to work on any patent docs... Tried: * google patents url * uspto url * original filed PDF I was finally able to copy text into a docx and upload it, but it didn&#x2
200.
by hatsix 11y ago
I don't get it... If you've never used homebrew, and are only really a user of other package managers, why are you attempting to offer advice on what they've been doing for years. Is this classic "I have an opinion and
201.
by hatsix 11y ago
Why not both? Our hires from bootcamps would have learned coding on their own, but the bootcamp just accelerated their learning. Their experience was that those who were already digging in and involved before the bootcamp were the ones who
202.
by hatsix 11y ago
Is there a write-up on this that you can recommend?
203.
by hatsix 11y ago
We use posts as 'channels'... they're generally short-lived. There isn't nearly as much 'chatting' there as 'information sharing'... announcing milestones (pre-public baby announcements)... Etc. For e
204.
by hatsix 11y ago
There are several teams at MS using ember (and ember-cli), and they've been PR'ing improvements. (Source: MS hosted the last Seattle Ember Meetup: http://www.meetup.com/Ember-js-Seattle-Meetup/events/2278
205.
by hatsix 11y ago
We do this. Works surprisingly well... We've had two weddings planned, and several family reunions w/ 70+ people. Best of all, I don't have to maintain a thing...
206.
by hatsix 11y ago
Yeah, that's scheduled mode, not the default 'Manual' mode.
207.
by hatsix 11y ago
pushes have been working for the past 10-15 minutes... pulls for 5-10 minutes.
208.
by hatsix 11y ago
Am I missing the 'kanban' part? This just looks like a Trello clone to me. Is there anything actually relating to kanban built in? Like limiting the # of items, tracking cycle time, etc? I can't find ANY settings anywhere. Al
209.
by hatsix 11y ago
Maybe the performance was bad on specific browsers?
210.
by hatsix 11y ago
Yeah, but when people do a google search for IED, what are they going to find? I'd worry less about offending someone because they had to type it, and more about SEO. I'd stick with things that don't have pictures of gore and

More ›