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> which was clearly sabotaged – a known fact Tell me more.
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13y ago
OP was clearly referring to style and aesthetics, not the grammar's level in the Chomksy hierarchy.
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13y ago
You could use a VA to do this.
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13y ago
I'm using jquery-payment from Stripe. Should I switch?
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13y ago
The cobbler's children have no shoes..
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13y ago
Something we should always remember when considering the implications and hermeneutics of AWS pricing (from Brad Stone's book): Bill Miller, the chief investment officer at Legg Mason Capital Management and a major Amazon shareholder,
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13y ago
> I know someone who works there will probably say it's not that good I'm reliably informed that with laptops, remote working and a slightly more mercenary feel to the bar, a significant number of new graduates just don't
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13y ago
Oh - how? I haven't received an email/PR/blah.
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I have a diverse collection of classical music which doesn't fit either of the usual Artist/Album/Track entity relationships or my OCD, so I ended up writing my own music database. The feature-set is mostly geared towards acc
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> Maybe you could add another Frame with Versions of Popular Packages? I'm Thinking KDE, Gnome, GCC, mayor scripting Languages Browsers and Editors? That's interesting - to give more context to particular eras? I can certainly
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13y ago
Mm, I agree. As an example, historically, Django has been quite weak at this due to its Field.get_internal_type() system.
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13y ago
I maintain a specific timeline for Debian if anyone is interested: http://timeline.debian.net
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Fingerspitzengefühl
(chris-lamb.co.uk)
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I'll bite (hah) and report back.
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Don't get me wrong, I'm the biggest fan of shell scripts and chapeau for writing opinionated software. However, not having idempotent configuration files seems to be not only missing some of the power of shell scripting but also m
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13y ago
Neat. I'd always filed the "CNAME screws with MX" away in my mind but I never knew the underlying reason beyond "because the RFC says so and it doesn't work IRL".
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I've done this for a few years, and when it's all setup the integration with the underlying system is absolutely wonderful. In particular, your app is "just" another package - there's no magical special-casing you e
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13y ago
Make it show a "we're hiring great front-end developers" message and this is actually quite practical.
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13y ago
> What about World Cup parties? that's the closest analog in soccer/international football. The soccer culture is to drink, not to eat :)
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You jest, but I'd be rather intrigued by aftermarket carbon farings for wheels or to hide brakes from the wind.
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This sort of thing actually happens a fair amount, albeit usually without a "celebrity" company and often without the organisation even being named. It's actually a difficult email to write (especially if you are disagreeing
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13y ago
So those distro packages are looking quite appealing after all...
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And as status symbols go, they pretty much tick all the required boxes.
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> it in no way contradicts when you can and can't travel on account of there being zombies everywhere I was meaning the bits when they are walking along the DLR tracks.
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> 28 Days set up a few shots like this in downtown London [..] which appeared to be taken very early in the morning. That's some of my favourite "London" film footage. Most of the time London is shown horribly in films, ju
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Yes, assuming that caching proxy is an regular APT proxy.
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It's simply a view "remote" APT repositories, not your local package setup.
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Another "me too", but I really enjoyed writing this: https://chris-lamb.co.uk/projects/aptfs
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Don't disagree with any of that, but I bet the reason lots of laptops have numpads is that when Average Customer sees a laptop with and without one next to each other in a store, he will not choose the one without the numpad because, w
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13y ago
Very nice. Do you have a background in restaurants or did you identify the market?
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