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by hk1337 5y ago
XMMS was a really nice Winamp clone for Linux way back when. Might be a good starting point. http://www.xmms.org/
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by hk1337 5y ago
Not surprising. T-Mobile has always been a GSM network, CDMA is what they inherited from Sprint.
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by hk1337 5y ago
I haven’t had this issue in chrome or iOS but macOS safari I have had this issue with what I believe are JavaScript heavy sites like Facebook and Reddit’s new design. As soon as I log into Reddit, the problem disappears because I have setti
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by hk1337 5y ago
One thing DocuSign has going for it and against it is its name recognition. Right now, a lot of places say they require DocuSign and for some places they are pretty rigid and inflexible so it really does have to be DocuSign but a lot of p
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by hk1337 5y ago
Homebrew is also not working since it relies on GitHub a lot.
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by hk1337 5y ago
At least CodeSpaces is working https://i.imgur.com/x4IFTwY.png *EDIT* Now CodeSpaces is gone
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by hk1337 5y ago
That euphemism never crossed my mind but it makes sense now.
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by hk1337 5y ago
I feel like the biggest problem with an ORM is how people try and use them. It’s like an all or nothing approach. You hit a wall where using an ORM for that sucks and so now using an ORM for everything sucks. I never would have thought of u
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by hk1337 5y ago
Never heard of this app before and for some reason I read the name as “feedId” so that made it a bit more difficult to find. What’s “feeld” mean?
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by hk1337 5y ago
I didn’t even realize MediaTemple was still around. I figured godaddy just fully engulfed them when they took over.
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by hk1337 5y ago
Wouldn’t this make more sense to do on Cyber Monday, for protesting Amazon?
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by hk1337 5y ago
Web development frameworks should be easily overridden in case you have other conflicts or want to run multiple apps that default to the same port.
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by hk1337 5y ago
645 sounds like Entertainment 720
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by hk1337 5y ago
Yeah, the biggest flaw with the low/no code solutions is that end users want, and get, access to how the workflow works and/or it ends up this giant hero workflow handling every single possible scenario. Best to keep the task simp
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by hk1337 5y ago
This looks really, really nice. I had my doubts going into it but the demo really blew that away. I saw you can save to CSV, can it save to other file formats?
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by hk1337 5y ago
Interesting, I don't see arris (ATT gateway) on the list. Not sure if that's because there's no vulnerabilities or not as well known?
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by hk1337 5y ago
I hate that Homebrew uses /usr/local. At least on M1 they had to move it to /opt but I always install it to my home directory in ~/.brew. I can override the paths and not have to worry about file/directory permissio
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by hk1337 5y ago
Egnyte had a pretty major outage today too. https://status.egnyte.com
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by hk1337 5y ago
That sounds similar to what I do in macOS. I hate installing homebrew to /usr/local so I started installing it to ~/.brew and I hate using the python from homebrew so I always use pyenv.
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by hk1337 5y ago
Meh. IIRC, basic functionality is still there and maybe even a bit more, there’s just some features you cannot use.
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by hk1337 5y ago
The only issue I see with this is if/when you run up on someone with multiple keys, then you’re blindly taking all the keys and giving access to multiple computers.
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by hk1337 5y ago
This doesn't have anything to do with Python but Ruby feels more of a natural language for doing rapid application development and active record than Laravel does.
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by hk1337 5y ago
It probably depends on the location because here, we have an indoor locker room that requires a pass to enter. It always seemed like either the lockers are full either because there were a lot that day and/or people would leave the pac
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by hk1337 5y ago
For the most part I am with you, I would prefer either Linux or macOS if I want that sort of environment but I recently setup windows 10 with docker and wsl2 and it has come quite a long way since I first tried it. Like, I could actually se
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by hk1337 5y ago
And 90% of your typing was probably trying to figure out how to exit?
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by hk1337 5y ago
Not to forget the most important rule, don't be an asshole to the site hosting the content.
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by hk1337 5y ago
Yes and no. I am not a data scientist but there are quite a few python scripts where we use pandas. Initially, I thought it was really nice and convenient but the more I have used it the more I think it's bloated, a pain to use, and du
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by hk1337 5y ago
What's the deal with writing 20+ consecutive tweets instead of a blog post and tweeting the link to the blog post?
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by hk1337 5y ago
I’ve seen this and has fed into my hatred of pandas
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by hk1337 5y ago
I use full screen when I am working just in the MacBook and no other screens attached. It’s simpler to swipe between desktops. It’s annoying when I use my external monitors.

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