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jamie_ca
10y ago
Not a dev on either product, but I use 1Password for my personal accounts, and a corporate LastPass for my work accounts. I do not believe that 1Password is as immediately vulnerable as LastPass. LastPass (on Chrome) will auto-fill informat
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https://github.com/dropbox/lepton/graphs/contributors
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10y ago
Some kind of unicode copy/paste hijinx, probably coming from a PDF somewhere.
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10y ago
Also, the ID card for Mr Doige posted in the article is a few years off Mr Doig's birthdate on wikipedia...
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10y ago
Is that a US thing? I'm up in Canada, and the RSU structure for my employer is an initial grant of $3x, with $x vesting every year for three years. Only when I exercise the vested RSUs (flat exchange at fair market value - typically th
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10y ago
> voting with my dollars to let indies and publishers know the types of game I'd like to see more of The "aspirational" purchase, which I'm very familiar with. "Oh man, that's a great sale price, I should to
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10y ago
Well... on the one hand, 50% of Canadians live south of Portland OR. On the other, the Toronto-Ottawa-Montreal corridor that contains most of those people is notable for sever swings in temperature. I lived a little ways northeast of Toront
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10y ago
After a 15-year career programming, I'm pretty sure the only sane way to handle timestamps is everything UTC server side, and let the UI convert to localtime on display.
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11y ago
Don't confuse addiction with withdrawal.
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11y ago
If the ads were targeted to the content on the page (remember when that was top-of-the-line tech?) rather than 3rd-party ads relevant to my assumed demographic, that'd solve for (c) nicely. I wonder if (d) could be a business idea - br
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11y ago
I don't disagree on the sales impact - if you're spending a sufficient portion of your day watching videos of people playing a game, and that game isn't streamed, you're FAR more likely to watch a different game than act
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11y ago
Pretty sure he means: Buy your macaroni in bulk, and just shred a half cup or so of cheddar to stir in with the milk/butter. Prep is the same, but it's actually cheaper to make.
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11y ago
I don't disagree, the first two seasons were very much "number of the week" episodes. Season 3 ramps up the plotline quite a bit, wrapping up the big HR story arc early in the season and introducing the new bad guy, Samaritan
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11y ago
Print speed depends a lot on the layer height (smaller height = more layers = more time) and infill amount. We're primarily using a Printrbot Simple Metal at my local makerspace, and I usually expect a solid object the size of my fist,
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11y ago
It was probably the same graph. This article was published Mar 25 - it says there's a followup coming, but I don't see any sign it's arrived.
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11y ago
Oh goodie, now there's a canonical description of how to make a US gov't website for all the phishers out there...
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11y ago
Agreed, it's leaking private information. It would be awesome if the user could opt in to that leak. I feel the same way about Github - I wish I'd be able to show my full history (top) on my public profile page (bottom) http:
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11y ago
São Paulo, Brazil did just that[1] almost 10 years ago - outright banned outdoor advertising. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cidade_Limpa
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11y ago
I don't know the pre-1.0 history for Django, but I started with rails 0.7, and 0.8 was [released]( https://rubygems.org/gems/rails/versions ) October 2004, with much of the core architecture in place.
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Yeah, the write-ups I've read all said that it was very precisely levelled before arming.
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11y ago
No warnings is the whole point. My c++ isn't so good that I understand that first one, but if->while and break->"" can introduce infinite loops, else->"" will break logic (and possibly hit null pointers), d
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11y ago
This is specialty genetically engineered yeast, not the ordinary bread-leavening kind.
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11y ago
I think the most devious would be to simply move the cursor up one line. This would result in the 'git log' line being overwritten, and hiding the commit from casual scrutiny.
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11y ago
You mean like https://gitlab.com/ or http://gogs.io/ or http://getgitorious.com/ or any of the other open source git servers that you can install on your own machine? Not to say that Github
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"almost an order of magnitude" is exaggerating a little. http://www.vpcalendar.net/average-vacation-days-by-country.h... pegs it at just over 3x at the extreme. (That said, I'm Canadian - never knew the gulf
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As someone who spends half of my workday in a shell, but doesn't often _code_ in shell, I find "it's not POSIX" to be the advantage. Loop constructs and defining temporary functions in particular seem much more natural t
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And if you believe that, read up on the drama with https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/pirate3d/the-buccaneer-... TLDR; during development of the printer, a number of things have changed (including a noticeable r
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Pretty sure he's talking about bundled IE and OEM licensing terms prohibiting preinstall of a competing browser, which probably stalled the development of web standards by a few years.
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12y ago
They're on the same key on my keyboard, but ` is a grave, ~ is a tilde.
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