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hpaavola
9y ago
There's also Pure Living For Life channel on Youtube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChhBsM9K_Bc9a_YTK7UUlnQ where a couple builds timber frame house by themselves. They also made all the timbers from logs. They
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New “Android Go” phones show how much you can get for $100
(arstechnica.com)
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Why any individual should manage their medical records?
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https://johnlewis.scene7.com/is/image/JohnLewis/233182566?$p... One knob for time, other for power. All other UIs feel just wrong after using this. Microwaves usea to have this kind of UI when those came to m
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9y ago
I'm sure they have many issues with it, but they just don't have any options. Ditching Windows 10 S is an option since it has such a small market share.
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Sure, I agree. One just needs to remember that when living in the bay area sizable chunk of that money goes to housing.
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10 years ago I was working for VMware in Palo Alto as an intern and my salary was $5.5k per month. They offered me a permanent position for $75k per year, but I decided to move back to Finland. I would say that those numbers in the article
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9y ago
About 6 months ago I got tired of all the tracking and fingerprinting that is going on and installed NoScript. Surprisingly few web pages require Javascript. Give it a try, you might be pleasantly surprised.
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Many medical devices run Linux. Most (AFAIK) patient monitors run Linux; GE and Philips (the biggest is business) both run on Linux. Those are the devices that keep you alive during surgery, make sure that those who are born too early (I do
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Backdoor with root access found from OnePlus phones
(twitter.com)
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Truly headless docker-Selenium-Robot Framework -combination
(spage.fi)
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https://www.rjionline.org/reporthtml.html more about the study, including methods.
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Now when Chrome has headless support and the same feature for Firefox is coming later this year it becomes way easier to run tests using real browsers in CI environments.
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I wrote my own few years ago because I wanted to have search, comments, RSS etc. https://github.com/Harri/Spage
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"or the owner of the land doesn't want to redevelop it" I don't know the English terms here, but that kind of situation where individuals are earning massive profits because everybody else built city around them, is just
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> Part of the reason is allowing it to have a different release cadence, but also to not default to making outbound network connections without a user opting in. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12553484 wbond is th
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European Investment Bank announces €25M funding for MariaDB
(ec.europa.eu)
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https://www.asus.com/us/Notebooks/ASUS-ZenBook-UX330UA/speci... XPS 13 sizes, 8GB of RAM, 1080p screen. The lower end CPU choice for the UX330 is i5. At least older UX Zenbooks worked with Ubuntu right away w
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Also Firefox will get headless mode in few releases https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1338004
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10y ago
In this particular case, who should have conformed and who had to suffer? Would you say that it was because the exact opposite of inclusion and diversity?
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Wooden combination lock build [video]
(youtube.com)
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I don't believe that the fundamental issue can be fixed. Ironically "Touch Bar" is something you can't feel when you touch it. Real physical buttons guide your finger to the correct location if you miss them slightly. &q
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Writing self all the time. And the lack if switch. Everything else is great.
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Are there any other good browsers for XP than Firefox? I think no, but I'm not sure. That would explain such high numbers.
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If you see yourself as a software developer instead of problem solver, you tend to solve all your problems by writing code. In many cases problems can be solved by adjusting processes, improving culture, education or just by learning to use
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What fonts are available in recent versions of all major operating systems? So what are the "web safe" fonts of 2016?
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Yes, tests are with the code as are test resources that are product specific. In addition to those there are a lot of resources that are shared across all or most products that sit in the test automation core.
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Never heard of gitcolony before. Looks interesting, thanks! That would probably solve one issue. Then there is another one. I try my best to keep head of master branch in such a state that it can always be taken into use in all projects. Ju
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With my current client we decided to go with multiple repositories and came to regret that decision. The product family we are developing contains website, two mobile apps (iOS, Android), three PC applications (OS X, Windows and one legacy
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11y ago
Just one day ago I had no idea who Ian Murdock was. He's name was not known to me even though I used to develop commercial software that shipped his creation inside. Had used his creation as my operating system for years. So thank you
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