julianz

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by julianz 10y ago
I have a Linode VPS that is fantastically reliable. It's showing no downtime or problems during this DDOS. They've been great to deal with.
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by julianz 10y ago
In a dynamic language like javascript, yes VS Code works exactly like this.
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by julianz 10y ago
Interview with the person removing filename limitations here, it's an interesting discussion about a horrible, hard problem. https://www.dotnetrocks.com/?show=1320
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by julianz 10y ago
Interesting. We run our entire company on (paid) Hipchat across a wide range of timezones and have very few problems.
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by julianz 10y ago
Slash would play them both equally badly, and sound like a weasel being strangled in both cases.
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by julianz 10y ago
How on earth does Vine need all those people with inflated job titles to deliver tiny videos over the internet?
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by julianz 10y ago
Press the volume once, the display has an options "cog" on the right, tapping that shows all the volumes on the device and you can set them to your heart's content.
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by julianz 10y ago
So you can tell them in person that you don't live in the same country or work in even vaguely the same area rather than ignoring them as you do now?
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by julianz 10y ago
They haven't managed to integrate Skype into anything else, it's a complete shemozzle. Why would they suddenly manage to integrate it into LinkedIn?
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by julianz 11y ago
No mention of the PET, which predated the VIC-20. Surely it would have shown in the sales numbers at the early end of the chart.
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by julianz 11y ago
"paper checks"... wow. You guys still have those? I found a book of them when I moved house recently, unused, from 10 years ago. Don't miss them even slightly.
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by julianz 11y ago
I think we've moved on. LG's "tap out a pattern to switch on and unlock" is fantastic.
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by julianz 11y ago
Not true, it's riddled with bugs. Here's just the ones I've noticed today: - Install and start it on Windows 10 and the initial Atlassian login screen doesn't work (it pops a browser window over the top that doesn't
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by julianz 11y ago
I set this to "intense focus" and the result is almost exactly the same as the opening track to Tangerine Dream's 1983 album Hyperborea, "No Man's Land". Funnily enough, I've always found that an amazing a
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by julianz 11y ago
Which satellite would it talk back to? There's no coverage over that part of the Southern ocean. It's ridiculously remote and nobody is out there.
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by julianz 11y ago
On which platform? I use Evernote a lot on Windows and Android, and a bit on iOS, and haven't seen a crash in a very long time.
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by julianz 11y ago
Lektor looks really cool. For the life of me I don't understand why it's only in Python 2.7 though.
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by julianz 11y ago
What does Google not do? In our family of 4 everyone has their own calendar and there are a couple of other shared ones that we can all see, and it works great.
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by julianz 11y ago
So much this. The only time I've ever been tricked into installing malware, ever, was from directly following a howto on installing a mod.
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by julianz 11y ago
According to this account (which appears to include case numbers), these cases happened in 1949 and were indeed from Nigeria, not from within the US. http://text-message.blogs.archives.gov/2015/07/28/history-r
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by julianz 11y ago
I started checking SPF records on my mail server. All spam that makes it through the other checks also has correct SPF records. Presumably if spammers control DNS for a bunch of crappy domains they can dynamically add the zombie machines to
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by julianz 11y ago
If you search on trademe.co.nz (biggest auction site in NZ) in the book section there are several copies of all the books available cheap. I was an 80's kid and the Fun Way books and associated kits were definitely one of the ways I go
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by julianz 11y ago
Disagree, I've refrained from buying several products in recent years because I know if I can keep the old one going for one or two more product generations then the new one will be much, much better. It also influences my choice of pr
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by julianz 11y ago
Theoretically, yes. In practice there's been things like Dell having to issue 130W power adapters because the 95W ones weren't powerful enough. The XPS 16 runs too hot and can't use max GPU and CPU at the same time without so
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by julianz 11y ago
Huh? We've been running Fogbugz on a Debian server with a MySQL database for years and years. Fog Creek may encourage Windows now but it still runs on Linux just fine.
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by julianz 11y ago
Possibly your most important mistake is not reading the name correctly. It's Fogbugz. One word.
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by julianz 11y ago
The Windows desktop client isn't real time sync at all, it's set to sync every X minutes (configurable) and there's a great big Sync button on the toolbar.
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by julianz 11y ago
With 57 million bucks you think they might be able to make it so all the text doesn't jump to the side when you click the page? That drives me nuts.
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by julianz 11y ago
I work primarily in a Microsoft environment, although I have Linux shell experience as well, and I totally don't get Powershell. What is a cmdlet? Why does it need a stupid made-up name like that? Why are all the commands incredibly ve
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by julianz 11y ago
Thanks - I did try that but I haven't been able to come up with any combination of location and regional settings that works on this phone. Even setting it to US everything doesn't work.

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