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by itomato 9y ago
It's probably any of the five big cities with a public transit program. No demand, no program. Ride a bus in a large city, and you'll see a majority of bus pass users.
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by itomato 9y ago
Reddit is -> that way
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by itomato 9y ago
As a system, Twitter is easy to "game", if your goal is to spread information. It's trivial to boost the apparent "credibility" of a given account with followers, likes, and retweets. There is essentially no barrier
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by itomato 9y ago
How is that anything but abandonment?
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by itomato 9y ago
It's also a quote.
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by itomato 9y ago
Do you understand the cynicism? Is the vitriol real or imagined? If you have ideas that are both "complete" and relevant to the business, you're right to be ticked. If you're just spitballing about "things that coul
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by itomato 9y ago
"And if you think that XCode, Python, Processing, or the shit soup of HTML/Javascript/CSS are any kind of substitute for HyperCard, then read this post again. And if you continue to think so, then you might be an autistic ty
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by itomato 9y ago
There are several classes of "infrastructure" as a sysadmin; legacy, new and critical. Legacy stuff is done the old fashioned way - portscans and nmap. If it has an open port, it's presumed to be intentional. If not, it&#x27
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by itomato 9y ago
Soil is not sterile. The microbes at work synthesizing nutrients from those chemical fertilzers and raw minerals, making them bio-available and aiding uptake are vital. http://www.pnas.org/content/114/44/11574
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by itomato 9y ago
The gasser look really does not suit the first-gen Accord.
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by itomato 9y ago
There's nothing new here but the packaging.
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by itomato 9y ago
Scholars should begin emphasizing the need to refactor a number of times during the lifecycle of the software project. We're not punching decks or estimating effort in terms of KLOCs, but MIS students still learn a linear model.
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by itomato 9y ago
Wolfenstein 3DMT
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by itomato 9y ago
I observed chatbots in IRC probably before you were born.
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by itomato 9y ago
It's normal for a Human with a brain having two distinct, functional hemispheres. When you're in school or 'working for the man', their clock is your clock. As a fellow independent freelancer, the challenge I have found
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by itomato 9y ago
After so many years of growth and development in any industry, you have to change and shift to stay relevant. A big part of being relevant is being interested. If you aren't relevant or interested, you aren't of any value in that
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by itomato 9y ago
A little more time, and Arduino-class devices will run a full GNU/Linux. IoT ain't seen nothin' yet.
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by itomato 9y ago
Among my skills is "[...]" Not quite professional.
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by itomato 9y ago
I've often thought Windows 95 borrowed ideas from Nextstep. Looking at this retrospective, I can see how it could be possible, especially if they started design in 1992. NeXT had been winning praise for their UI for years by that point
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by itomato 9y ago
set -o vi Vi keys in the editor, Emacs on the CLI? This has never made any sense to me. https://popcon.debian.org/main/editors/by_inst
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by itomato 9y ago
It would taste like reconstituted onion powder. I'm not a food scientist, but one could say something like: Intact alliums have no pungency, since the volatile products are only released following the interaction of the enzyme, alliina
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by itomato 9y ago
apt-get install intel-microcode https://wiki.debian.org/Microcode then follow the "releasenote".
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by itomato 9y ago
Apple have been making logic boards since the beginning. The inclusion of custom silicon isn't new either. Nor are in-house drivers for commodity equipmemt, as the move from NeXT Computer, Inc. to NeXT Software required it. As you poin
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by itomato 9y ago
I am surprised it has taken this long. In the Marklar days, this was something we speculated about as a Clone-defeat mechanism. Essentially a hackintosh blocker. I look forward to following the discoveries made in this subsystem.
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by itomato 9y ago
No. The integrations will use Public APIs in most cases. Atlassian is free to use and invent what they need to provide a given feature. Granted, it can take years, but compared to a collection of Add ons, "beats" a mix-and-match t
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by itomato 9y ago
It's not all about scaling. Modularity is central in MsA; don't like the way this service is designed or something better is available (FaaS) with lower implementation cost than net-new, in-house services. Keep the Monolith flame
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by itomato 9y ago
Access to the banking services other small businesses enjoy would help. I will pay tax on an 1/8th before I will subject myself to Criminal Prosection.
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by itomato 9y ago
They have lost their way. Mobile should be a separate brand, or perhaps the other way around. They're all about content consumption, at the expense of creators.
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by itomato 9y ago
This is interesting. I have been wondering about the viability and communuty interest in a service to enable subscription service for CI/CD systems at the project level. OSS maintainers don't have a unified mechanism to alert pack
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by itomato 9y ago
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