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by kawsper 10y ago
Which type of nuts and seeds did you use?
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by kawsper 10y ago
I bought a small "SanDisk" branded USB-storage device, I plugged it in, and started transferring files to it while I went to lunch. When I came back, the transfer was complete, I unplugged the device, and I burned my fingers! So n
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by kawsper 10y ago
Could you link to the modern hive designs, and maybe tell a bit about them?
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by kawsper 10y ago
NPRs Planet Money did a total fluff piece[0] where they talked about how slow chip cards were, and why they couldn't be adopted in the US because of the speed. In Europe, even when being abroad (if that makes a difference), I have neve
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by kawsper 10y ago
I run my own setup with OpenVPN. I have looked at Pritunl[0] for easier management of OpenVPN. [0] https://pritunl.com/
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by kawsper 10y ago
It might be the name of his model, mine is: MacBook Pro (Retina, Mid 2012). It might tell you more than "2.6 GHz Intel Core i7"
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by kawsper 10y ago
> I remember freaking out friends in high school :-) That was the primary feature :) It worked for the MSN/Microsoft Messenger protocol as well.
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by kawsper 10y ago
Funnily enough, the latest patch was rushed out by Valve, and it contained a lot of bugs and strange behavior. Lots of bugs in Dota 2 seems to be happening because of manual testing.
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by kawsper 11y ago
Yeah I understand, sorry for the angry tweet, it was fixed fast, thanks for that. It was stress built up from converting a plugin from Capistrano 2 to Capistrano 3, and that I had to close that popup on every click.
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by kawsper 11y ago
They also started advertising in the docs of Capistrano, and when it launched it had a bug that made the ad appear on every pageview: https://twitter.com/kaspergrubbe/status/704355597429436416 :)
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by kawsper 11y ago
I fly my quadcopter in the UK. It would be nice to have an app that told me about the airspace I was in based on my current position. However, right now I am not flying higher than 10 meters from the ground.
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by kawsper 11y ago
BuildKite is really nice, they also support pipelining and are acting as glue between CI and Github. I can't answer your question about GitLab since I haven't used your product. A plus for us was also that they are willing to supp
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by kawsper 11y ago
The thing that made CI more affordable for us was to rent our own Hetzner servers, and switch to https://buildkite.com Prior to this we were with CircleCI, and before that Travis CI.
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by kawsper 11y ago
The only thing that have held me back from upgrading to a Paperwhite is that the background LED is always on. I hope this allows you to turn it off, but like the information about the Paperwhite, it is probably going to be buried in the for
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by kawsper 11y ago
The old https://rubygems.org used to include the steps to build a gem, and publish it[0], which was helpful. But in their redesign they removed it, so now that info is hidden behind two clicks (Guides -> Publishing your gem),
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by kawsper 11y ago
I prefer Airbnb's old logo, the same with the Uber logo. And I was quite surprised to see Twitters first logo.
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Kuwait has become the first country to make DNA testing mandatory for residents(sciencealert.com)
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by kawsper 11y ago
Poul-Henning Kamp (bsdphk) known from FreeBSD and Varnish, have speculated that the future will bring certification for using cryptography, where decryption keys will need be placed on government servers. He says that to avoid this to happe
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by kawsper 11y ago
The demo works fine for me in Chrome. Maybe you would have received a better response if you included how the demo is broken, which browser you are using, and what you see.
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by kawsper 11y ago
Can I add non-technical people to Zube, without giving them access to repos on Github?
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by kawsper 11y ago
Comedy is very effective, and I have been a fan of Juice Rap News for a long time, they are really good at breaking things down, explain things with references and asking the right questions. My favorite is this: https://www.yout
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by kawsper 11y ago
I bought this game one friday, and have now clocked 46 hours into it. It is a fantastic game, and it can really keep you up at night if you aren't careful.
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by kawsper 11y ago
Have you considered to crowd-fund the development? It looks really promising, and it feels like one of those ideas that could become popular. (I like how you placed Notch's Minecraft character in the doorframe of the image as part of t
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by kawsper 11y ago
I am a paying Svbtle user. I like the interface, and I like that platform. I sent Svbtle some comments about their platform last year. I wanted links on the blogposts to use target="_blank", and a way to tweak which image gets sho
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by kawsper 11y ago
Planet Money did a recent podcast about the situation http://www.npr.org/sections/money/2016/02/03/465476188/episo...
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by kawsper 11y ago
I wonder if something like Realm.io will be adopted more widely https://realm.io/docs/swift/latest/ They seem to have adoption in some bigger companies, but I don't know if any of them are using the Swif
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by kawsper 11y ago
Clem (the project leader), and his team have created a great distro, but they have made some worrying decisions in the past that have made me question the team. The DNS Hijack by pre-installing OpenDNS on all installations is one of those c
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by kawsper 11y ago
Interesting read. Funnily enough, I used Uber three days ago and didn't notice any chance at all. But after I read the article I checked the Uber logo on my iPhone, and there it was, the new logo staring at me.
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by kawsper 11y ago
Libreboot ( https://libreboot.org/ ) is also interesting. The difference between them is that libreboot is a distribution of coreboot without any proprietary binary blobs, and an easier install path.
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by kawsper 11y ago
I have used VMware Workstation (and Fusion) for everything between playing "Burnout: Paradise" to writing C# applications in Visual Studio.

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