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by jmuguy 6y ago
Congrats Adam and team! We've only been using Tailwind for a few months but honestly its completely changed how we approach design.
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by jmuguy 6y ago
Probably got an inexpensive bidet attachment for the toilet. Which for 20-40 bucks is an awesome investment
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by jmuguy 6y ago
Interesting, I’d never seen or used .b or .p that someone else mentioned. I agree those definitely should not be a part of the standard library. Not sure about to_i etc. we use those pretty often and it’s never really been an issue.
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by jmuguy 6y ago
Which standard function in Ruby is a single letter?
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by jmuguy 6y ago
I would love to hear the specific script they use to convince people to buy gift cards. Everything leading up to that I can understand someone being suckered into - but how the hell do they convince people that a government agent wants the
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by jmuguy 6y ago
I don’t even understand why this is allowed. If I choose an option to open in browser - that’s what should happen.
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by jmuguy 6y ago
In order to allow external testers, not on your company Apple account, you have a sort of mini review. It’s not the same as a full review although I don’t know the difference.
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by jmuguy 6y ago
For the first point how would you handle software that needs a database of some sort? Or are you saying the project ought to include an install script that handles dependencies?
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by jmuguy 6y ago
Tourists visit Times Square and then go home. Similarly I might tour some virtual hell hole covered in ads for Candy Crush but then I’m going home to an ad free existence because I’m not a crazy person.
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by jmuguy 6y ago
I think the main advantage of Airtable is the GUI, does faunadb have anything like that?
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by jmuguy 6y ago
Oh don't worry, even if you never showed one iota of interest in Youtube Premium and skip every single annoying popup related to it - you'll still get asked every single time you open the app.
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by jmuguy 7y ago
That is standard practice for literally every corporate email account I've ever encountered in 15 years of IT work. You do not own your company email address anymore than you own the extension on the phone on your desk at work.
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by jmuguy 7y ago
You might want to use a better example than the brain trust over at Project Veritas.
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by jmuguy 7y ago
Yeah except now it’s suggesting songs on tidal that played during tv episodes. Haven’t found a way to get rid of that :/
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by jmuguy 7y ago
Jellyfin is one of my fallbacks in case Plex ends up walking off the cliff of pointless bloat and unwanted partnerships. The current Tidal integration, that you can’t fully disable, was the first time I started considering alternatives.
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by jmuguy 7y ago
We managed a bunch of small businesses, with sometimes completely different hardware, Windows versions etc. So unfortunately a lot of the larger scale/same local/VPN network IT management solutions wouldn't work for us.
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by jmuguy 7y ago
Its this, it was a trust thing. Logmein as a company always behaved very strangely. They were very opaque about their roadmap, upcoming pricing changes etc. Where-as other companies have slowly transitioned free users to paid it was extr
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by jmuguy 7y ago
My old company used Logmein professionally to remotely manage 100s of computers for many years before switching to ConnectWise. They had a great product for a long time but some of the worse licensing decisions I've ever seen. It went
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by jmuguy 7y ago
Thats it. And as messed up as it is maybe people will finally wake up to using better passwords. I'm really tired of local news covering this stuff and barely mentioning or not mentioning at all how the "hackers" are gettin
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by jmuguy 7y ago
I'd be interested to know how they handle remote controlling the HA instances. I spent a little bit of time trying to come up with a prototype hub running Home Assistant but kept coming back to the deployment and remote control proble
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by jmuguy 7y ago
Z-wave/Zigbee are complicated but a necessary evil since wifi and batteries don't play well together. You might want to look into https://github.com/OpenZWave/Zwave2Mqtt and other projects like it to give you
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by jmuguy 7y ago
What do other folks here think of how MS handles query params, specifically stuff like filtering? https://github.com/Microsoft/api-guidelines/blob/master/Guid... When working with the Graph API for 365 I
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by jmuguy 7y ago
Oof that header image. Good indicator that the article doesn't have much going on - other than the author cooking up yet another dystopian future where robots steal our medicine, or whatever.
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by jmuguy 7y ago
I've worked with organizations that encouraged their staff to promote their company on social media. This seems fine. However if that staff member then went out and created 10 profiles for made up people, that would be different. So
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by jmuguy 7y ago
Very nice, I like that you're including access to your other products under the same account/license
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by jmuguy 7y ago
I can relate, I haven’t gone more than a week without a job in that same amount of time. I fantasize about just straight up taking a week or a month or a year off and doing absolutely nothing.
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by jmuguy 7y ago
Thanks for the explanation, based on the way Krebs worded the post I couldn't tell what actually happened.
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by jmuguy 7y ago
Thank you Michael! I will forever be grateful for your work on Rails Tutorial, it started me on my path to becoming a developer and the Learn Enough series has been super awesome.
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by jmuguy 7y ago
And constantly compiling and flashing the ESP gets old after a while.
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by jmuguy 7y ago
I know its snarky but complaining about Apple's walled garden via a post on Medium makes me chuckle.

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