jgalentine007

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by jgalentine007 6y ago
I feel personally attacked.
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by jgalentine007 6y ago
I loved my Satellite Pro 4600 - circa 2001-2003. But then I was finally able to afford the ThinkPad of my dreams (a maxed out T42p).
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by jgalentine007 6y ago
Dynamic DNS has been a thing for ages and it is trivial to PAT on most any firewall you may have hooked up to a modem in bridge mode.
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by jgalentine007 6y ago
I have to append 'reddit' to a lot of queries now to find relevant information it seems. I was researching standing desks recently and was having a hard time getting through the cruft with regular google searches.
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by jgalentine007 6y ago
The idea of someone swiping it and literally walking off with your company in their pocket is a bit funny.
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by jgalentine007 6y ago
Ctrl+p will let you search nicely for files in vscode. At least the VI integration is better than the extension I use with Visual Studio.
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by jgalentine007 7y ago
Samesy.I almost used dynamic last week for maybe the first time ever, but ended up with a simple generic class instead.
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by jgalentine007 7y ago
It's weird - I don't think I remember ever seeing corp.com as an example from Microsoft - they usually used contoso.com or microsoft.com. I do remember reading books that used corp.com however, but they weren't printed by Mic
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by jgalentine007 7y ago
It really whips the llama's ass!
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by jgalentine007 7y ago
Yes, quite right! https://youtu.be/hpjV962DLWs
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by jgalentine007 7y ago
I see you.
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by jgalentine007 7y ago
Cool. I noticed the client service methods seem to repeat a lot of the same code / pattern, there is probably a way to simplify it.
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by jgalentine007 7y ago
The greater good...
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by jgalentine007 7y ago
Profit margins back in the day were a lot better than they are now. I started a web hosting company back in 99' as a high school senior with a couple hundred dollars, bootstrapped it to half a million in a couple years, and then over a
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by jgalentine007 7y ago
I too am liking RxJS more and more, especially for simple state. I gave up on learning React a few years ago because Redux was just too bonkers.
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by jgalentine007 7y ago
It's pretty easy with authentication cookies and csrf tokens. I switched back to sessions too after messing around with jwts for a bit.
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by jgalentine007 7y ago
I have bad tinnitus in both ears and doing the trick works for me, for about 60 seconds. I don't do it often because it makes me sad how much better that 60 seconds feels.
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by jgalentine007 7y ago
My 5520 has been flawless and is also just over 2 years old. I have the 1080p matte screen though. Only other laptop I had that has come as close to nirvana as the 5520 was a Thinkpad T42 and 2012 mbp 15.
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by jgalentine007 7y ago
I exported a draw.io png and they do encode the diagram information with private data chunks.
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by jgalentine007 7y ago
I'm guessing you can just append arbitrary data to a png file since it has eof markers in its file structure.
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by jgalentine007 7y ago
It's taken me over a year to read three quarters of The Lord of the Rings exactly because of this.
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by jgalentine007 7y ago
But then how will everyone be able to know how very smart I am?
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by jgalentine007 7y ago
I learned Vue first because I didn't want to have to learn a reactive framework and Typescript at the same time. I've made several 'complete' apps with Vue / ES6 and .Net Core. For a new job possibility I have now b
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by jgalentine007 7y ago
It's almost like it's easier to start your own company than to get hired at one of these places and actually be happy.
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by jgalentine007 7y ago
Anecdotally, I was a bit sad that I didn't get past the first round with Uber, but then a few days later they announced their hiring freeze and terrible financial performance... probably for the better!
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by jgalentine007 7y ago
I thought I saw a serial cable port on the shaft - I'm guessing it's wireless and battery powered?
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by jgalentine007 7y ago
I had a similar situation in the early 2000's at NTT/Verio in Sterling, VA. They lost power because someone dug through a utility line and introduced a ground a fault into their system. They switched to generators and then against
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by jgalentine007 7y ago
My Cherry MX Red Silents are really quiet (as quiet as a membrane or laptop keyboard, without the chatter) and very crisp.
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by jgalentine007 7y ago
I feel you. A long time ago I had a windows laptop keyboard that was glitching out. After a few weeks, I literally threw it out the window in frustration! I'm more mature now, I think...
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by jgalentine007 7y ago
Another vote for insomnia!

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