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721.
by juped 7y ago
Postgres
722.
by juped 7y ago
What about Github was ever not vendor lock-in?
723.
by juped 7y ago
Why even have the index? Just skip that step.
724.
by juped 7y ago
An overreaction to the earlier, and still more common, trend of setting body text too small? (take the very website you're on, for example)
725.
by juped 7y ago
If you use American Express, they actually update things for you, or continue accepting the old number for specific recurring billings where they don't have the system in place to update the number.
726.
by juped 7y ago
Maybe the root cause of this is related to manufacturing bases moving overseas from consumer bases, reducing the ability of manufacturers to be flexible and agile? It really is perplexing. At least sedans aren't as extinct as keyboard
727.
by juped 7y ago
I can't believe you think glib "people prefer" explanations somehow answer or explain away his critique. And "dildo shaped joystick"? Really? "Crossover" is a form factor (smallish SUV), by the way.
728.
by juped 7y ago
Can you switch your Linux-needing work to Alpine or Void?
729.
by juped 7y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bVa8NaYTMIQ
730.
by juped 7y ago
Usually you do a voluntary reorganization between the creditors and the business in the event of default, and a business with steady revenue is often an asset worth owning.
731.
by juped 7y ago
Debt financing generally makes more sense for capex, not opex. Servicing the debt becomes an opex, basically, so it would be weird to finance opex out of it.
732.
by juped 7y ago
Debt financing would be wonderful (note to non-business-savvy readers: this is not even remotely the same kind of thing as personal credit card debt or whatever other completely unrelated thing is making you sanctimoniously kneejerk that &q
733.
by juped 7y ago
You can become a 95th percentile commenter on this post by reading the article for comprehension. (A link to the article is provided near the top of this page; clicking it yourself is a helpful deliberate practice activity, so I won't
734.
by juped 7y ago
You have a business relationship with everyone you have a relationship with - you're a business. You're burning bridges with people in your industry - why?
735.
by juped 7y ago
Some lawtech has value added over stock Office 365 - but not often. I'm very skeptical.
736.
by juped 7y ago
Use Office 365 (i.e., save your document to onedrive or a sharepoint library) - that's where the version control takes place.
737.
by juped 7y ago
Wrong and correct, respectively (the best you get is the ability to use major/minor numbering).
738.
by juped 7y ago
Yeah. That's what null is for (more or less).
739.
by juped 7y ago
>For example, Oracle database won’t allow you to have an empty string. Anytime Oracle database sees an empty string, it automatically converts the empty string into a NULL value. Damn. This is how you do enterprise. I might be the only p
740.
by juped 7y ago
Version handling is built into Office 365, and many comments here indicate it's even in the relatively crappy Google Docs, but I'm sure there's a market for pretending it isn't and selling incredibly shitty half-baked at
741.
by juped 7y ago
If it's a ThinkPad? Absolutely. Many people are drowning in outdated ThinkPads, because you can ebay them for often sub-$100 prices.
742.
by juped 7y ago
It passed a trusted string that it was wrong to trust to the shell. Big difference, even if some of the ultimate mitigations are the same.
743.
by juped 7y ago
Even if cookie notices did constitute some kind of consent (pretty debatable) they would be a dark pattern that should be banned in the public interest anyway (like, while I'm on the topic, infinite-scrolling slot machine pseudo-"
744.
by juped 7y ago
Yes, creating torrents of single archive files is a bad practice.
745.
by juped 7y ago
And as Simon Tatham points out there, Tom Duff invented it in the 80s, but only hinted at it rather than publish it.
746.
by juped 7y ago
It's more that things were left undefined for portability and compiler authors (ab)used them for optimization enough for that to become de facto true (especially now that portability is easier).
747.
by juped 7y ago
The good practice that you seem to have read about and badly misunderstood is that the format string argument to a printf family function should always be a string literal right there in the code calling it. The concept of changing printf(&
748.
by juped 7y ago
Don't forget that misguided few paragraphs he wrote on "zero-based indexing" which have haunted us ever since.
749.
by juped 7y ago
Another way every Google result now looks like an ad: they're all SEO-spammed with hilarious shoehorned references to various years from 2017 to 2020.
750.
by juped 7y ago
I think people shouldn't ill-informedly attempt to waive their legal rights, especially not in ways that are legally murky, and I think people shouldn't ill-informedly encourage others to waive legal rights in murky ways they may

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