jrootabega

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by jrootabega 8y ago
Did you know vim has an easy mode? vim -y Think you can figure out how to quit vim from easy mode? <C-O>:q!<CR> (from https://stackoverflow.com/a/27439752 )
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by jrootabega 8y ago
Almost sounds like they're about to say GuyWhoWantsToKeepHisAccountSaysWhat
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by jrootabega 8y ago
and allow spaces
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by jrootabega 8y ago
Perfect explanation for why for House, M.D. was so entertaining.
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by jrootabega 8y ago
It's also fun to compare programming to surgery, where they work for hours straight with no backup on a production system that is actively trying to die.
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by jrootabega 8y ago
So it's your position in space (3 numbers), your orientation (another 3 number vector), except instead of 6 numbers it can be reduced to 4? Stargate was wrong?
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by jrootabega 8y ago
I neglected to mention this happened only a few months ago, after the domain had been quietly and happily registered for several years. Unless you're saying ICANN changed the rules recently, but I'm having trouble finding a record
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by jrootabega 8y ago
Namecheap is crappy even in the day-to-day context. I had a domain that I had registered with them for about 3-4 years. Suddenly I started getting notices that I needed to verify my contact information, due to their policies about "new
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by jrootabega 8y ago
Not really sufficient, unfortunately. People will always abuse this and mention you whenever they feel like it, without thinking if it really needs immediate attention. The only solution is disabling notifications entirely.
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by jrootabega 8y ago
Peculiar that he could log in to confluence but not jira. Maybe there is a layer of dramatic embellishment here?
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by jrootabega 8y ago
Perhaps for DOS resistance like the hashdos vulnerability from 2011? https://nakedsecurity.sophos.com/2011/12/28/large-percentage...
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by jrootabega 8y ago
Nobody is going to disagree that it's useful and hard to live without. That's why the big 3 or so tech companies know you'll sell your soul to have it. And yes,I and you should disable location services on your phone when not
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by jrootabega 8y ago
When Andy's trying to get the warden to let Tommy tell them he's innocent https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=_IrCgt-Bt1I&t=3m53s#
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by jrootabega 8y ago
Reminds me of when Andy Dufresne thought he was protecting himself when he told the warden he'd never tell anyone about cooking his books.
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by jrootabega 9y ago
Bikes are risky in that sense. Your legs and arms can't mitigate a fall like they usually do. And testing an experimental bike with a bunch of extra metal to find out how it fails? Even worse. Besides, the point of the experiment is to
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by jrootabega 9y ago
They have no idea (or have forgotten) what doing Dev work is like. Their jobs are basically distraction, so to them there's no problem.
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by jrootabega 9y ago
You shouldn't have to strap something to your face just to get work done. That's for animals. What about your seatmate who eats hot lunch next to you? That's your problem; put in your noseplugs. People walking around constant
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by jrootabega 9y ago
Yep, your head will crack open from a four foot drop at any speed. And how about a helmet where the strap is actually clipped and tightened?