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jmkni
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jmkni
8y ago
I leave the firewall and Windows Defender etc on constantly, I haven't experienced any of the issues with speed/IO etc you seem to have. How old is your machine? On a modern computer with a decent processor, a decent amount of RAM
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jmkni
8y ago
You could argue that something that has been around for decades is unstoppable :)
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jmkni
8y ago
I always thought Satoshi was more than one person, if this is true it would suggest otherwise.
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jmkni
8y ago
Ditto. A lot of my friends/family don’t get it, they think I’m making some sort of political statement, really I just got bored of it.
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jmkni
8y ago
Reddit’s redesign is ok, and I can use it when I have to, but it’s worse in every way than the old version.
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jmkni
8y ago
Angular 2 has been around since 2015.
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jmkni
8y ago
Not a massive Red Hot Chilli Peppers fan, but always loved Throw Away Your Television - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GmbN4yRu0Us Exactly this sentiment.
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jmkni
8y ago
Likewise. My parents raised myself and my siblings well, and somehow managed to give us all a good education and life despite both being on minimum wage. As an adult, I'm angry at my younger self for being annoyed at the things I used
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jmkni
8y ago
There must be others in Belfast (Northern Ireland) lurking around here? Should we get a meetup sorted?
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8y ago
Great to see you’re still at this Jay, I remember the original post from a year or so ago, very nice work!
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jmkni
8y ago
Fair. More just wondering if that have any sort of process for investigating data breaches involving software hosted on their servers.
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jmkni
8y ago
That's awesome. I'm guessing it's limited to software Amazon themselves develops and doesn't extend to software deployed to AWS?
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8y ago
Imagine if we did that with software generally. Every time there's a data breach, an agency would investigate with the same thoroughness they do in aviation. Then, National Geographic could have a spin off show called Data Breach Inve
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jmkni
8y ago
Well they're usually bigger. IMHO 1080p for monitors maxes out at about 22-24" before it starts to look blurry, after that you want 1440p, until about 28", which is when 4k starts to make sense.
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8y ago
Reminds me of the very old Joel Spolsky blog post, Fire and Motion - https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2002/01/06/fire-and-motion/ > I noticed how almost every kind of military strategy, from air force
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jmkni
8y ago
Awesome! I love bootstrap. I know it's not as cool these days, but it still lets me put together a passable (albeit generic) UI quickly, to present whatever it is I'm actually trying to do to the user in a way they will recognise.
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jmkni
8y ago
When you are adding a new framework to render your single page app on a server, that's the point to stop and re-evaulate your technical decisions IMHO.
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jmkni
8y ago
+1 for Crisp. It’s the bit of Intercom most people want, and nothing else. Highly recommend it.
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jmkni
8y ago
Reminds me of a Barnaby Jack Defcon talk about medical implants, and the idea that they could stop functioning properly if you miss your payments. I'll try and find it.
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jmkni
8y ago
Now we just need to embed this in an MVVM WPF application!
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8y ago
One of my old laptops had the function keys swapped (so you had to hold down Fn to hit the F key) and had mapped Sleep to F5, which I’m used to using to both start debugging and reload a web page. The amount of times I put my laptop to sl
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8y ago
> Besides: it's full of ads You can turn all of these off, with a combination of registry/GP fixes. Granted, they should be off by default, especially on Professional/Enterprise, but at least you can do it. - https:/
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8y ago
> no equivalent ... > that shitty application Pick one!
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8y ago
I got my parents (late 70s) an iPad, and they picked it up more or less right away. I’m not an Apple fanboy by any means, but the reality is that a lot of people don’t need a PC or Laptop of any sort, they just need an iPad!
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8y ago
Cool, what kind of fossil fuel does the machine run on?
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8y ago
Once you are in Northern Ireland, the train from Belfast to (London)Derry is one of the nicest I've been on. It's two hours and you will see some incredible scenery. It's cheap as well (£19/return).
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jmkni
8y ago
I thought the new MacBook Air had the older butterfly keyboard?
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8y ago
Also, if you fork a private repo, I wonder if that’s 3 new collaborators? Could you have essentially unlimited collaborators by forking for each person and having them submit pull requests?
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8y ago
In work now so can only skim, but how long does it take to complete part time? I'm guessing you need to be on campus?
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8y ago
That’s a really nice way of putting it. As a grown up who has already been working as a software developer for ~10 years, do you have any recommendations on books to read, courses to do etc if I want to improve my maths? I’m not terrible, b
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