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by krisdol 12y ago
More often than not, it's actually an ulcer rather than gluten intolerance.
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by krisdol 12y ago
On a private repository with a non-OSS-Compatible EULA
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by krisdol 13y ago
The reason I asked is effectively because your comment and the OP more or less describe the type of company I work for.
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by krisdol 13y ago
Flash is still being developed outside of Adobe? Who would be perpetuating Flash?
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by krisdol 13y ago
I am new to the industry and have only really had limited experience. Is it more fair to call these symptoms of dysfunction or business as usual. How do you begin to avoid these problems?
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by krisdol 13y ago
Employees don't generally have to worry about their SaaS provider having an impact on their performance review, paycheck, or continued employment.
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by krisdol 13y ago
And if I'm running the company, I don't want my employees to have to go through loopholes to chat privately. The company owns the water cooler too but putting a mic into it is not ethical behavior.
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by krisdol 13y ago
Agreed. If you cannot deploy frequently with in-house QA, it's because the in-house QA isn't doing automation, not because you haver in-house QA
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by krisdol 13y ago
X/Unity/Graphics Drivers are not installed on Ubuntu Server by default.
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by krisdol 13y ago
Too bad that bubble popped.
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by krisdol 13y ago
> depersonalization I think you're maybe looking for bowlderization or anonymization or something similar?
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by krisdol 13y ago
>Has anyone noticed all the bizarrely pro-Putin comments on English language news sites over the past few weeks I've noticed the opposite all over reddit -- people calling Russia an undeveloped dictator-ruled 3rd world country, sayi
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by krisdol 13y ago
Then enlighten us, O Enlightened One. Absolve us of our shame for our knowledge is inferior to your grand mind. Perhaps those factions of Ukrainian politics that are self-described nationalists were misunderstood by those of us too cautious
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by krisdol 13y ago
You're just going to replace the time you don't spend on yourself with time you spend at work. I'd rather be taking time to make and eat food (and my team takes hour long lunches at minimum) than gulping something down and th
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by krisdol 13y ago
I've never had an issue with IntelliJ products on Linux, so I guess so? Are you selecting the GTK theme from Settings -> Appearance?
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by krisdol 13y ago
The linked webpage does not mention git pull --rebase. The author talks about problems with setting the configuration options of git pull to any one default, but doesn't address the fact that we can perform a fetch, merge, rebase in on
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by krisdol 13y ago
It seems that the SO answer doesn't understand that there is a `git pull --rebase` option. It attempts to rebase local commits on top of what was fetched, and by default shows merge issues if the conflicts could not be resolved automat
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by krisdol 13y ago
There's a right time and right place to publicly criticize a country's actions, and I think it comes after you no longer depend on that country for political asylum
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by krisdol 13y ago
You can't have free software without it being open source.
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by krisdol 13y ago
It looks like a neat editor, but it's a shame it's (as of yet) closed source. Especially in today's world of dozens of useful products springing up every few months and going inactive shortly thereafter. I'm not usually
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by krisdol 13y ago
Welcome to aynrand.org, err, hackernews.
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by krisdol 13y ago
Because he can? I know the word "hack" is meant very lightly on this site but creating for the sake of creating falls under that nomer
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by krisdol 13y ago
I don't know why, but I'm supremely bothered by the author getting the name of Carmack's company wrong so many times. It's "Id" (or "id") Software, not "ID" Software. It's not pronounce
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by krisdol 13y ago
Same result in RubyMine, thanks for the tip!
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by krisdol 13y ago
Your website is broken on firefox. Lots of horizontal scrolling that shouldn't be there.
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by krisdol 13y ago
Exactly! The few rich people who bought up all the land and placed foreign-owned sweatshops on it are doing the workers a favor. Sure, many goods produced there are priced way out of the range of what the workers could ever dream of affordi
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by krisdol 13y ago
That evidence will never be available to be used against cops. This was in Texas. I don't recall the exact details. My bosnian friend was racially profiled (as hispanic) by the police. He was ticketed after not coming to a full stop, t
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by krisdol 13y ago
I don't think we're arguing "good" vs "bad", but if you're have no interest in supporting military operations, then you have no interest in supporting military operations. I don't want my work being u
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by krisdol 13y ago
>You don't see airline pilots or doctors yelling at each other for making the occaional honest mistake Whoa, whoa whoa. I don't know about pilots but speaking as someone whose significant other is in medicine, those people are
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by krisdol 13y ago
No one said he was the worst in the department.

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