jabbernotty

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by jabbernotty 13y ago
> I don’t hide any Facebook content from visitors who aren’t friends, because I don’t trust Facebook to keep my information private anyways. I’m sure I'm not the only one. You don't trust Facebook to keep your information private, and y
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by jabbernotty 13y ago
> the x-axis represents the bios-minutes (now bios-percentage), the y-axis the actual average lengths of that minute (percentage) in seconds I'm confused. The BIOS clock is inaccurate? Or does this refer to "the data provided by the und
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by jabbernotty 13y ago
As someone who works as a software engineer and paints for fun, I've used the analogy once or twice. But it only holds a little. It holds in the sense that most of the time you start with an empty canvas. You use the tools you have at hand
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by jabbernotty 13y ago
It times out at the moment, we may have killed it?
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by jabbernotty 13y ago
What is a BA?
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by jabbernotty 13y ago
I don't need to sign in. I don't have javascript enabled.
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by jabbernotty 13y ago
> After 3 years employees can be offered a 'permanent' contract... Actually, after three years you are REQUIRED to either be let go or get a permanent contract. My current employer gave me a permanent contract right away (after just a
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by jabbernotty 13y ago
> With this level of trust it would be feasible to gain access to information protecting online accounts, a very scary thought. Does he mean 'feasible to gain access to login information for online accounts'? I have read the page, and i
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by jabbernotty 13y ago
> “The most common threat actions have realized some shifts over the years, but we have failed to see any cutting-edge methods introduced.” What about defensive methods? Are there any 'cutting-edge' directions that people are working to
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by jabbernotty 13y ago
I feel as though that idea is related to test-driven development
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by jabbernotty 13y ago
If a person says that something is a gem, they can be sincerely saying that they think it has positive value. Your interpretation was that the phrase was being used in a sarcastic manner. That may well have been the case here, but it doesn'
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by jabbernotty 13y ago
Too soon since what?
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by jabbernotty 14y ago
It is not well known. I'm guessing that what you are saying isn't really the reality, based on what little I know of the oil and gas industry.
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by jabbernotty 14y ago
It works without problems in Chromium, on that same system.
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by jabbernotty 14y ago
I would like to point out that after visiting that link and allowing jsfiddle.net's scripts, my browser locked. Eventually I had to do a hard reset. This is on FF 20, Ubuntu 12.04.2 LTS. Edit: This is reproducable, but this time I killed fi
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by jabbernotty 14y ago
>> have a graphic designer give it a 2013 layout > 20x this. That page looks great to me. Can you give me an example of a '2013 layout'?
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by jabbernotty 14y ago
> Once I realized that, I looked around me. I saw a group of people whom I know will be successful as they push onward, because I’ve seen them go through hell and still come out on top. The phrase 'have gone through hell' is not a
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by jabbernotty 14y ago
Would you mind expanding on your experience? I would really appreciate it.
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by jabbernotty 14y ago
The problem is that different people use different editors that have different settings. One person uses four spaces, another used 8 spaces, and a third uses tabs. Suddenly, your python code doesn't work well anymore, commits/diffs become v
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by jabbernotty 14y ago
Obviously, one's mileage may vary. As a developer in the country I live in, the only positions are salaried positions.
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by jabbernotty 14y ago
To me, making a 40 hour work week is not the same as "devoting my life to work". Obviously there is a relationship there, but even if you have two hours of travel time each workday, and you work 8 hours a day (add a half hour break), there
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by jabbernotty 14y ago
You are certainly right about the "its". I have an annoying habit of incorrectly correcting people.
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by jabbernotty 14y ago
From the last paragraph: "a couple writers" -> "a couple of writers" "its completion" -> "it's completion" It seems really important to me, that you get these sorts of things right in all your posts, even if you yourself won't be wr
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by jabbernotty 14y ago
Not to be down on the service, but I have to do some nitpicking. There is a difference between "checkout" and "check out". "checkout" is not a verb, but a thingamajig. "the checkout page". "to check out" is a verb. The first proper word on
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by jabbernotty 14y ago
It makes it feel more personal, giving the impression that it is handwritten.
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by jabbernotty 14y ago
I don't get why this one founder would be closing everything down on his own either, but then I didn't find any mention of co-founders or even co-workers in the story. He only mentioned that he didn't know how to ask for help. What kind of
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by jabbernotty 14y ago
Either that, or people are just too busy filling it out.
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by jabbernotty 14y ago
Actually, which leaderboard is shown on top depends on your (connection's) location.
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by jabbernotty 14y ago
> if(obj == null && obj.isValid()) Why would you encounter this (often)? It seems to me that this code would never evaluate to true.