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by jetti 8y ago
It can be. A cursory search showed that the other fiber competitor in the area is AT&T. Google Fiber was $70/mo and AT&T is $80/mo and that was for the highest speed offered. With Google exiting the market, the fiber compe
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by jetti 8y ago
I've always thought that COBOL was insanely profitable too, however, I'm not seeing that in the Chicago area. I've seen hourly rates around $50 for COBOL/JCL positions, which is a lot less than other jobs.
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by jetti 8y ago
You made me want to check to see how many lines the biggest page we have is. Turns out it is 12,533 lines long. The kicker is that it could be much longer but there is a convoluted process to adding more HTML. The results from the database
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by jetti 8y ago
I use VBScript at work. I maintain a system that was started in the early 2000s and uses Classic ASP and continues on to this day. They are rewriting it slowly but in the meantime I get the joy of keeping it running.
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by jetti 8y ago
I ended up taking over a Vue 1.x codebase and tried to update it to vue2. We used single file components and it was a nightmare trying to upgrade. I spent a good two weeks trying to upgrade and eventually just stopped because it was just ta
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by jetti 8y ago
Just FYI the Minecraft activity isn't gamified computer activity, it is actual programming that uses a Block based language. So it has a lot of stuff, like loops, conditionals but it is more visual and allows the kids to see what their
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by jetti 8y ago
I did this last year for the 3rd grade class that my wife teaches. I ended up using code.org's Minecraft Adventurer game[0]. I also went over what programmers do (at a very high level) as well as the impact that programming has on ever
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by jetti 8y ago
Some schools have online degrees that are the same as brick and mortar programs. DePaul University's online program is just the lectures for the class that are filmed and put online for students. So if the in class is Monday, the onlin
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by jetti 8y ago
I wonder how many guilty verdicts (or plea bargains) came out of those 400 rapes arrests.
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by jetti 8y ago
>facial recognition violates a person's 4th Amendment rights. Does it really though? Has there been any sort of court cases confirming this?
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by jetti 8y ago
What is this?
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by jetti 8y ago
Not sure if the person who posted this is the author of the article, however, it says >Total.js is the last in our Node.js web framework comparison list; however, it also deserves our attention. Yet, Total.js is the second framework ment
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by jetti 8y ago
That is a very US-centric view though. The poster that mentioned it has an eu domain and given that this is a global site it isn't out of the realm of possibilities that they honestly did not know of the Secret Service.
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by jetti 8y ago
I feel the same way, but I guess allowing people to view the execution is a way to show the public that the person is in fact executed and the state didn't just say that the person was executed.
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by jetti 8y ago
That would require Apple to acquire the company's liabilities as well. This way it is all up side.
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by jetti 8y ago
So, there are Windows docker containers but that requires Windows Server 2016 (which we have limited instances of). Since this appplication used .NET Core we could use a normal (Linux) docker container but that would require our production
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by jetti 8y ago
Nope, rolled back and moved on.
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by jetti 8y ago
I wasn't sure either so I googled it: "a mobile phone that incorporates features such as the ability to access the Internet and store and play music but lacks the advanced functionality of a smartphone."
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by jetti 8y ago
There is an area by me that has two Mattress Firms across the street from each other and a third less than a block away. I would joke to my wife that they are using the Starbucks method of store placement.
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by jetti 8y ago
We had a problem with switching from 2.0 to 2.1 and, of course, it happened when deploying our app to production. We don't practice very good environment management and this was our first .NET Core app to go into production. Dev, QA an
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by jetti 8y ago
There are certain people that just don't have developed critical thinking skills and will shut down the minute something goes different than expected. I have dealt with a few of those types of people in my career and it is incredibly
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by jetti 8y ago
To be fair, you can do that with SASS variables too and is not unique to Tailwind.
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I tried navigating to zoho.com and had no problems.
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It does work for both a boy and a girl!
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by jetti 8y ago
My wife is due in January with our first and we have been struggling to settle on a name. We did do what was advised in the article and have decided not to release our the name we settle on until the baby is born.
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by jetti 8y ago
You could, but I believe most of VBScript use came from web dev. I have the fortune of working on a classic asp site at work now.
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by jetti 8y ago
Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) was what is used in Office Products and that is modeled after Visual Basic 6, not VBScript. VBScript was used mostly for Classic ASP development (both front end and backend).
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by jetti 8y ago
> but the America of the early 21st century is not kind to the mentally ill. This line really strikes me and I have shared my thoughts on this before. Mental illness like Depression has become much more accepted and view as a real thing
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by jetti 8y ago
Also, let's not forget that there are outages with AWS as well that take down quite a few services [0]. To me, this post seems like an easy way to take a cheap shot at Microsoft and get their name out there while doing so. [0] https:&
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by jetti 8y ago
You're right. I definitely didn't get my thoughts down in a correct manner and I added an edit. That said, actively paying somebody for a review that is not legit is definitely fraud as well, yet it doesn't seem like anybody

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