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konradb
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8y ago
You have to think deeply about the topic - certainty about what you are trying to express prevents equivocation. The structure for the document comes from knowledge of the intended audience and their purpose combined with knowledge of the t
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8y ago
This sounds similar to 'storybook' for react.
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8y ago
> How can it be clear it was a failed idea when the idea hasn't even come to fruition? By doing a cost benefit analysis of the exceptionally high probability likely outcomes
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8y ago
It is a bit more expensive although still under $100 - I've used the 3M joystick mouse for the last decade with much success for hand pain. Worth a try if you ever in the market again. It holds the weight of your hand and takes all s
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8y ago
My understanding is that this is possible because at some point, the private keys for the airplay encryption were found. Alas airplay 2 cannot be supported unless the same thing happens, which is a shame.
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8y ago
Hi there! Thanks for the info. I'd like to use Google Cloud in the EU - do you have a recent reference for this? I googled but could only find more generic info about GDPR compliance etc.
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8y ago
I have difficulty understanding why this flat earth theory thing is undergoing what appears to be a resurgence. What is driving it? Why now? Is it some kind of social experiment? A shibboleth? Or is the joke on me, and they are all in
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8y ago
This looks interesting. How do you (if at all) tackle API versioning, or do you see that as orthogonal?
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8y ago
Consistently describing things imprecisely or in a hand-wavey manner.
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8y ago
I have one of these; I got it specifically to read large PDFs on. I like it very much. The software has been a bit of a journey but broadly works. As a bonus you can ssh into it and screw around if you have the time or the inclination; t
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8y ago
Anecdotally... I bought an LG Ultrafine 5K when they came out - I believe I've got one of the initially faulty ones that can't go too close to a WiFi access point due to lack of shielding. It was flaky as hell when it first came o
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8y ago
They seemed to show the iPad Pro getting plugged into what appeared to my eye like an LG ultrafine display using USB-C and using it as a display, I'm guessing you could plug a keyboard into one of the USB-C ports in the back of the ult
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8y ago
> I've personally experienced a glaring cultural and technical difference between work environments in the SF/Seattle areas and ones in other technology hotspots I'd be interested to hear about these if you had the time.
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8y ago
Used to love Obitus by Psygnosis
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8y ago
Not in the situation of the author but I can sympathise a lot with the desire to just be free of interruptions from the thing you want to concentrate on now. To be interrupted constantly stops you ever going deep on what you want to concen
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8y ago
Would it be possible to elaborate on centralized auth with an example? I've done a small amount of playing around with k8s but I'd not heard of this specific use case.
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8y ago
I'm finding as I get older I'm tolerating distractions less and less, or rather as the distractions come, I find them even more frustrating as the years go on. I know how well I can work when I have one thing to concentrate on for
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8y ago
For example I work with a codebase like this. It is over ten years old, have multiple people working on it, many learning or of differing abilities. Frameworks have been used and over time their limitations come to light. Often people ha
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8y ago
I was immediately drawn to the idea of a getaway that involved alpacas somehow because I love those woolly guys and greatly enjoyed llama trekking. The page looks well put together though, well done and best of luck!
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8y ago
You are telling yourself this, but you don't realise it - you are mistaking your own voice for objective reality. You might have heard the expression 'the map is not the territory'. The only person thinking bad things about
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8y ago
Length of sales cycle is a biggie. You have to stick through it for months, sometimes even years, in order to get the result at the end. There now can be a lot more dancing around security, so you might expect to work through gargantuan sp
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The grid of images seemed considerably large; my guess is if the page was just a static grid of images it would increase their bandwidth costs considerably, and might give rise to issues where if you scroll down far, it would still be loadi
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Aaah P3P, that was the one. Thanks for reminding me. Sadly even if all the browsers supported it, sites possibly still wouldn't use it and would prefer this onslaught of popups due to the relentless quest for attention.
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8y ago
Despite using adblock the web does feel like this nowadays. It would be fantastic if we could have a common protocol for communicating our agreement/disagreement with these things instead of having to bat them away like whack-a-mole w
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8y ago
The 3M joystick mouse might be worth a try, I have tried a model of mouse similar to yours and found that I much preferred the joystick mouse due to being able to rest the side of my hand on the base. With the mouse that was similar to you
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8y ago
I'm also interested in why you think it is a crap idea as opposed to complaints about the implementation or UI.
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I would love something also for Safari and Chrome that just removed all the 'we value your privacy, press some button' popup that so many sites now have.
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Weirdly it feels like it might lead to more inaccuracies to have everything re-keyed many times, due to variances in how people remember things and enter subtly different information in forms on subsequent occasions.
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This has made the web truly infuriating. It has got a lot worse since the GDPR introduction, it feels like every other site wants to greet you on arrival with some message you just want to bat away.
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8y ago
My personal opinion is take the net or the org and be done with thinking about it :) by your own admission you are doing something that is taking time, it sounds like your time is better spent just having this set up at 'some' nam
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