kawsper

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by kawsper 11y ago
People should really stop playing around with scroll, and scroll-acceleration, it is really a terrible experience.
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by kawsper 11y ago
I wouldn't rely on it for anything, but "medical insurance" sounds a lot better than "government fee" :-)
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by kawsper 11y ago
I've been in Pripyat, and I have seen Chernobyl. I can recommend it to anyone that gets the chance, sadly the recent events in Ukraine have kept me away from the country, even though Kiev is supposed to be safe. The tour costs around $
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by kawsper 11y ago
Are we some day going to see the same activity in Homebrew on the Vita as we saw it on the PSP?
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by kawsper 11y ago
One of the people that was mentioned a lot on the subreddit was boogie2988, he shares his thoughts on the matter here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nBmScggN-dc
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by kawsper 11y ago
Although it sparked some debate when Microsoft ported Redis to Win32 with libuv ( http://oldblog.antirez.com/post/redis-win32-msft-patch.html ) I am impressed by their commitment that the fork is still going 4 years late
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by kawsper 11y ago
Did you break their rules? Their terms say that they can cancel your agreement, but only with a 2 months notice: > We can terminate this agreement for any reason on two months’ notice and immediately in certain circumstances Source: htt
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by kawsper 11y ago
I tried to help a business that received the exact same message as you. They had $7.500 on their account. We eventually gave up, as no one from Stripe answered with other than pre-written answers. I even tried pinging them on IRC, but they
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by kawsper 11y ago
My name is Kasper Grubbe. But in the UK I go by the unfortunate name of Kasper Grub.
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by kawsper 11y ago
They do give free legal advice to non-members, at least when I asked for help in Denmark.
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by kawsper 11y ago
I was also introduced to Delphi from a computer magazine in Denmark, they even used it as a theme in the next magazines where you would follow articles on how to code Delphi.
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by kawsper 11y ago
I really like that story you are linking to. I first heard it being told by Aaron Weiss from the band mewithoutyou here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EZJJtw2DHfY
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by kawsper 11y ago
I run tmux and I can CMD+Click hyperlinks and filereferences with linenumbers. I just upgraded to 2.0, maybe you could try that too.
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by kawsper 12y ago
I saw a lot of slowdowns (expected, and not major) while I tested out Cloudflare, but the worst part about the experience was the dropped requests that somehow got stuck between the users browser and my servers. I tried to debug it, and gav
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by kawsper 12y ago
Read the part "Concurrency and integrity" in the Rails documentation: http://apidock.com/rails/ActiveRecord/Validations/ClassMetho... You need to enforce the uniqueness in the DB.
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by kawsper 12y ago
Do you use Logstash to push to statsd for software that don't support statsd? I have a HAProxy instance I want to log into something like influxdb.
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by kawsper 12y ago
The problem with that is (at least on e-ink displays) you wouldn't know if the device was on or off. Showing the book cover solves that :)
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by kawsper 12y ago
I don't much about Bose, I bought them for the noise-cancelling, not the sound. QuietComfort 15 was the product most people recommended.
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by kawsper 12y ago
Me too. I own some Bose QuietComfort 15 which have made my work life much better because of the active noise cancelling, and they have made my flights more comfortable. But with that said, I would not wear them in public. Apart from walking
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by kawsper 12y ago
Strange, pressing the 'Escape'-key on that webpage sends me to https://timothy-stack.squarespace.com/config
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by kawsper 12y ago
The book Peopleware call these people the `Furniture Police`: http://javatroopers.com/Peopleware.html#Chapter_7
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by kawsper 12y ago
I looked into building small rooms for offices with necessities like that. I even considered if you could use old containers and build it out of them, but there is problem with protecting against rain, wind and the lack of windows. My old d
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by kawsper 12y ago
We tried logentries, but their agent was a terrible java-application, that was hard to get working right. The list of files was saved on their service (rather than in a text-file on the server), and the name of our servers was also guessed
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by kawsper 12y ago
> Oops! This title is unavailable at the moment; there might be a technical glitch, or we may have rotated it out of our entertainment catalog. > Try searching for your title again; if you find it and are still not able to play it, pl
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by kawsper 12y ago
It found my unique Imgur username. So I guess that is where he gets the username from.
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by kawsper 12y ago
Have a look at livestreamer[0] as well, its a python program that eats URLs and feeds them into your video player. [0] https://livestreamer.readthedocs.org/en/latest/
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by kawsper 12y ago
That is one sad thread. Very embarrassing for Google that they don't seem able to respond and to resolve such issues.
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by kawsper 12y ago
Can you explain what lost light plane pilots mean and what "flying VFR" means?
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by kawsper 12y ago
Doesn't Google do some user-agent sniffing for requests for their webfonts to optimize for the target platform? I guess you would lose these optimizations by hosting them yourself.
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by kawsper 12y ago
Indeed, by upgrading Ruby from 1.9.3 to 2.1.2 we cut the time spent running our specs in half for our Rails project.

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