johnflan

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   by johnflan 11y ago

   I believe the Airport still struggles to make money. A large part of the airport traffic now consists of American Military personnel and aircraft (and possibly weapons)
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   by johnflan 11y ago

   However, I think its important to note this ruling does not cover personal webmail/messaging where personal use is permitted.
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   by johnflan 11y ago

   or with similar sentiment.. "Music is the space between the notes" Debussy
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   by johnflan 11y ago

   That is really not the point, firstly they are been underhanded by misrepresenting the fact that conversations maybe stored in a datacentre without their permission. Secondly, as with the Snowden leaks - say the engineers at FB are well int
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   by johnflan 11y ago

   Insightful, particularly with regards to political influence on decision making.
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   by johnflan 11y ago

   On one hand I'm quit surprised this didn't already exist, but on the other hand I can't see a huge market for it?
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   by johnflan 11y ago

   Its strange to me that dropping log messages is acceptable, particularly when failure occurs in the cluster. These log messages would be important for auditing the system or customer actions.
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   by johnflan 11y ago

   CATE shudders
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   by johnflan 11y ago

   For every check in we get generate a new build environment, so managing a history file would have been quite difficult.
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    by johnflan 11y ago

    I have used Pitest at work, it is very good and on more than one occasion it unearthed wanting tests. Unfortunately, we had to remove it from our build. Our CI pipeline uses VM's that were not provisioned with this type of testing in m
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    by johnflan 11y ago

    They beat iFixIt to the tear Down, impressive.
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    CamelCaseIsNotTheOnlyWay(); Or why snake case might be a better option(johnflan.com)

    2 points by johnflan 13y ago|0 comments