kraftman

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by kraftman 10y ago
You don't need a fibre connection to run JS client side...
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by kraftman 10y ago
It's 'Lua' btw.
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by kraftman 10y ago
not a language, but this is a great redis cheat sheet https://www.cheatography.com/tasjaevan/cheat-sheets/redis/
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by kraftman 10y ago
I'm on three in the UK and I pay 18 quid a month for unlimited data pretty much everywhere in the EU, on a rolling contract that I can cancel at any time. I assumed that other EU countries would have similar offers since they are shari
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by kraftman 11y ago
There was a post a few months ago by a guy who was doing the opposite, I think his entire team got fired together but they got on really well so they were trying to apply to places as a group, so there is at least some interest in this out
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by kraftman 11y ago
Been using 16.04 on my XPS 13 for a week or so now, it finally supports nearly everything (bluetooth is a couple of extra commands) out of the box, and I've not had any issues so far.
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by kraftman 11y ago
Can they not just import the schematics with WorldEdit?
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by kraftman 11y ago
its to add more 0's later.
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by kraftman 11y ago
How would it be any different from a normal red light?
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by kraftman 11y ago
Shame they used such similar shades of red.
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by kraftman 11y ago
Yeah, probably could have stuck with just the tweet
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by kraftman 11y ago
Ahh, I was wondering why they would leave it that late, but avoiding extra costs makes sense.
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by kraftman 11y ago
It just seems strange to me that they learn enough about him to offer him a job, and then only after they've done that do they google him and find out his past. Surely you'd do that fairly early on?
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by kraftman 11y ago
Just a slight tangent.
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by kraftman 11y ago
“I am very pleased to offer you the full-time position of Senior Analyst, Security Compliance,” - so why doesn't he take that job? Or are they offering him the job and then by the time he goes to take it they've googled him and ch
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by kraftman 11y ago
So your saying it might take more than just sticking my tongue out and saluting in the next conversation I have?
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by kraftman 11y ago
I think it's fairly clear that they aren't talking about the entire internet.
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by kraftman 11y ago
Very handy, thanks!
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by kraftman 11y ago
Probably a dumb question but how do you apply your own css? With a browser plugin?
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by kraftman 11y ago
I'd appreciate the feedback and I'd try and make it more comfortable to read.
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by kraftman 11y ago
Does anyone else find this hard to read? Small grey type on a white background makes it look more like terms and conditions than an article.
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by kraftman 11y ago
Just so you know, there are quite a few typos and grammar issues on your homepage.
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by kraftman 11y ago
Also what gsm is the paper
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by kraftman 11y ago
Is the metal light or just the structure?
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by kraftman 11y ago
Strange article, starts with a long story about Jim Smith, then has some actual information, then intersperses more bits of information with the opinions of Jim.
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by kraftman 11y ago
The lexaloffle forums? I don't see much bitterness there?
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by kraftman 11y ago
Does this implement the full spec from RFC 1149? https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc1149
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by kraftman 11y ago
That's a whole lot of scrolling just to read an article
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by kraftman 11y ago
How can you say 'Tired developers write /shit/ code.' and then 'So there may be an occasional 60 hour week'? Is that a 5 day week, so they're working 12 hours a day? Surely they will be tired after that?
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by kraftman 11y ago
'Most of us already get far more than 30-minutes of far more vigorous exercise.' [Citation needed] I mean it's great that you're doing nearly 2 hours of exercise a day, but many people I know drive to work, sit down all

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