kawsper

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by kawsper 9y ago
I dare you to go explore their ERP offerings. It is impossible to grasp, and if you ask for help, your support request will be redirected to one of your local third-party Microsoft partners.
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by kawsper 9y ago
It looks like they didn't even inform the speakers https://twitter.com/framerate/status/870038985422249984
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by kawsper 9y ago
I was looking into Microsofts ERP options, it was so incredibly frustrating to understand and compare their different offerings that I just gave up, but they did have an option to contact their sales department, which was probably their pla
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by kawsper 9y ago
When you mention BLHeli, don't forget BLHeli_S, and (soon) BLHeli_32 which is a re-implementation written in C (before it was assembler) built to run on 32-bit hardware (before it was 8-bit), but sadly the project is closed source :-(
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by kawsper 9y ago
I know it isn't baboons, but I almost expected this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pmnzIhbX2bg
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Truly Seamless Reloads with HAProxy(haproxy.com)
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by kawsper 9y ago
That is my current solution, but that only allows for one-way sync from the OSX device to either iPhone or Linux, it could be cool if I could add songs from my Linux device, or the devices could share playlists.
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by kawsper 9y ago
Does anyone know of any software to help keep libraries in sync across devices? I have an OSX install that syncs to my iPhone, and I have a Linux laptop and want the collection on all 3 devices.
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by kawsper 9y ago
Someone should pre-build these machines, and just ship them without OSX.
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by kawsper 9y ago
There is a recent video of him where he did a speech after being designated as a “Significant Sig” by Sigma Chi Fraternity https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DEx9R0quRR0&feature=youtu.be He seems to have created a YouTube
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by kawsper 10y ago
I really like that you can just embed it into a Rails project.
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by kawsper 10y ago
It is the size of the blades, 4-inch or 5-inch propellers can be incredibly loud and annoying. If you move to larger propellers like a 6-inch you can be a lot less noticeable.
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by kawsper 10y ago
Could you elaborate on how you use Nginx as a service discovery load balancer?
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by kawsper 10y ago
Looking at https://developer.chrome.com/devtools/docs/debugging-clients , it seems we are missing a Ruby client. Last time I tried it gave me some headaches trying to talk to the websockets, but hopefully someone s
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by kawsper 10y ago
Just adding another source: > The Royal Mint regularly conducts surveys to estimate the level of counterfeit £1 coins in the UK. A survey undertaken in May 2015 found that the rate of counterfeit UK £1 coins in circulation at the time wa
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by kawsper 10y ago
I bought a Ubiquiti Micro[0] camera, and sat up a local server that runs their NVR software, that saves the recordings and controls the cameras. It was important to me not to get a cloud enabled camera. Sadly they are out of stock most plac
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by kawsper 10y ago
Interesting, I am not sure if I agree with the 4K decision or not, since lately I have been playing a lot of C&C RedAlert through http://www.openra.net/ , and I kind of like the pixelated graphics, but I understand it is
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by kawsper 10y ago
The bugtracker seems to be taking a nap, omgubuntu have a summary of the "bug" here: http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2017/03/xfce-wallpaper-cat-bug
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by kawsper 10y ago
I was curious if E&Y was Ernst & Young, and indeed it is, apparently they go by the name of EY now. I found this attached PDF interesting as well: https://bug1334377.bmoattachments.org/attachment.cgi?id=8831...
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by kawsper 10y ago
They are not gone. My girlfriend is a pet behaviorist, some of her clients pay by cheques, she sees at least 2 every week. My surprise came from living in Denmark for 25 years, and I had only ever seen a cheque on american television. I gue
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by kawsper 10y ago
In some circles maybe. My girlfriend is a pet behaviorist, some of her clients pay by cheques, she sees at least 2 every week.
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by kawsper 10y ago
UK too, I was very surprised to see that they have ATMs that can process checks.
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by kawsper 10y ago
You take the best of both worlds, so no I don't mind it as much anymore. But it makes you think of the all the shenanigans of borders, citizenships and all the time we use on discussing who belongs where, and why.
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by kawsper 10y ago
I lived 3 years in the UK, and now I am back in Denmark for a while, I hope to return, but lets see what Theresa May & co figures out. I always thought I wanted to go for the dual-citizenship, but not anymore. It is difficult to live in
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by kawsper 10y ago
The consultancy Nodes reports that their framework Vapor[0] that is written in Swift is "around 100 times faster" than other frameworks written in PHP, Ruby and Python, you can see his bold claim 4 minutes in here: https:/&#
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by kawsper 10y ago
Dane living in Nottingham here, I feel the exact same way. I am working remote, so my job moves with me, and it might be back home, hopefully with my british girlfriend :) but I fear the future, and how much bureaucracy we will face.
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by kawsper 10y ago
I would love if I could use Ruby in Excel to program styling and transform cells, I wonder why I haven't seen anything like that.
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by kawsper 10y ago
Have you plans of emulating real hardware and running something like Betaflight[0] on top of the emulated hardware? Betaflight is the most popular firmware for racing drones, so it could be cool to run that, and test different configuration
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by kawsper 10y ago
Also, https://libreboot.org/faq/#intelme
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by kawsper 10y ago
We recently received a CSV from a bank where they didn't escape properly, so one of the entries was like this: "","C/O COMPANYNAME"SUBHEADLINE"","",(...) So yeah, they probably wrot

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