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by holtalanm 10y ago
I really don't see how this is a "serious problem". The only thing unencrypted is the site's domain name. Who cares? Site domains are public anyways. Definitely two opinions on this matter, I suppose. But for me, I re
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by holtalanm 10y ago
looks like it is back up now
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by holtalanm 10y ago
mine as well
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by holtalanm 10y ago
Thats basically all it is. There is no permanent storage on a Chromebook, since even the downloads folder will clear out old downloads as storage becomes limited.
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by holtalanm 10y ago
Then there are some people, like me, who were unhappy with the size of the storage space and replaced the ssd with a 256GB ssd. Storage not a problem any more. :)
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by holtalanm 10y ago
Thats basically the setup I use. Old 48" flatscreen (not even 1080p) with an Xbox One plugged into it as my media center. Smart enough for me right now at least.
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by holtalanm 10y ago
im looking at https://www.neverware.com/#introtext-3 to breathe new life into my older laptop. Anyone use it yet? I'm curious if it is as slim as ChromeOS.
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by holtalanm 10y ago
Beef is one of Maui's largest exports, actually. Would never have thought that, but there it is. There is an old western movie about the first Hawaiian cattle ranch, can't remember the name of it, but I know my parents have it on
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by holtalanm 10y ago
I can attest that using Guardian is probably the best way to go so far with Phoenix. It worked great.
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by holtalanm 10y ago
depending on language, VSCode will be vastly inferior. If using Java, Groovy, Kotlin, or Scala, Intellij will be much more valuable in terms of time-saving than the $600/mo subscription savings. For most other languages, VSCode is easi
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by holtalanm 10y ago
The disclosure came from Google. Of course there's a bias if they spent time coming up with a mitigation within their software. They aren't responsible for other browsers, so why would they research fixes within those browsers?
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by holtalanm 10y ago
even funnier is that link doesn't take me to anything resembling a page where I can close my account. Almost like they don't want me to or something. Literally no button or link anywhere within the profile settings that I can see
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by holtalanm 10y ago
duplicate of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12700705 ?
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by holtalanm 10y ago
Tried 16.10 with Unity 8 in a VirtualBox VM, and after typing in my password and hitting enter, all I get is a black screen for a few seconds before being put back on the login screen. It seems their developer preview has issues.
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by holtalanm 10y ago
"I need to display data on a page, not perform Sub Zero’s original MK fatality." This sums up my opinion of the whole React+Redux+Webpack+SatansSeventhCircleOfHellLib combination.
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by holtalanm 10y ago
I wouldn't go as far as saying bootcamps are better. My experience with Bootcamp grads has been pretty lackluster to say the least. They get taught the absolute basics with a "guarantee" for employment after, but not many te
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by holtalanm 10y ago
I started using Phoenix for my most recent side project. So far, am really liking Elixir and everything that comes with it. Obviously, I am still learning, but the inclusion of the entire Erlang ecosystem is a big plus. Will have to say t
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by holtalanm 10y ago
Why does this feel like they are just giving the finger to ChromeOS users? So basically, we have an OS that will only run chrome apps, and they are removing the ability to create chrome apps. I'd be more okay with this if they gave Chr
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by holtalanm 10y ago
Was gonna say that. Gas burners don't give any such warning. When I was a kid, I remember seeing my neighbors truck going up in flames in mere SECONDS. They got in the truck, turned the key, and it didn't start. They felt the d
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by holtalanm 10y ago
I really don't know how the Toshiba Chromebook 2 2015 didn't make the cut. For $300 you get an Intel chipset, 1080p screen, and 4 gigs of RAM. Not to mention the SSD is swappable. Seems kind of silly the "winner" Chrom
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The Verge: Chromebook Ranking(theverge.com)
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by holtalanm 10y ago
There really isn't much adjusting needed if they have used a browser before.
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by holtalanm 10y ago
I'll second that. I own a Chromebook, and it is my favorite machine to use out of all of the laptops I own. If I need Windows for something, i just Remote Desktop into my desktop downstairs. My Chromebook is set up with Crouton, so I
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by holtalanm 10y ago
I think it really depends on the level to which you use tools like JIRA, and it also depends on how involved the developers are in the project planning. We use JIRA, but our PMs understand the importance of fixing things that are broken. R
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by holtalanm 10y ago
This is just plain incorrect. Yes, the original API was written in java, but Sikuli scripts are written in Jython. I did an entire automation project using Sikuli written in jython without any hiccups a couple of years ago.
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by holtalanm 10y ago
Great tool. Used it to automate SAP in a project a couple of years ago. Was using it with a .NET framework though, so it is was a total pain. That led to me writing Sikuli4NET about a year later. https://sourceforge.net/pro
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by holtalanm 10y ago
am I the only one that when looking at the implementation sees that there is a major flaw in the code? if(toIndex > arrayLen) does not handle the case in which toIndex == arrayLen, which should still throw an ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsExcepti
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by holtalanm 10y ago
would like to see a light table plugin there too