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by laurent92 6y ago
Source? You can accuse him of whatever else you want, but here, it’s hundreds of thousands of dollars of payments that have happened in reality and can be cross-checked by journalists. You are literally claiming a past event doesn’t exist «
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by laurent92 6y ago
> The better option would be to accept the salary and donate it alongside the fortune he has vowed to give away. And this exactly what Trump did, for example. He considered he was rich enough, so every trimester he donates his salary to
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by laurent92 6y ago
Very true and interesting twist of fate. I find it amusing that any group becomes very good in science only once they’re under attack. See Galileo: They defined the scientific process when they were under bigoted criticism. In fact, the bes
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by laurent92 6y ago
This is extremely interesting. Could the webbrowser of the future be the one which sways the nagging boxes away, and lets you access actual content? How would we reach that? (or, as more probable: this is the end of the webbrowser, it will
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by laurent92 6y ago
- A successful life often feels like day-to-day failure. Failure to reach ambitious goals, but 90% of the goal is often good enough. - Dedicating one’s life to work is often a form of suicide. « SINCE my life is void and I won’t do anything
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by laurent92 6y ago
Actually, dissociation of character is a trait that is rewarded. Although people will claim they want kind-hearted people as lovers, they also very often conveniently ignore what they do for work, and how cruel they have to be, and the part
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by laurent92 6y ago
It’s a bit like in gmail, where you can add a + and it allows you to spot spam mail. So, if someone calls you John+firstjob, you know where they’ve known you.
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by laurent92 6y ago
Apple, with code-signing signalling, will actively be telling users Fortnite is a security danger. It is not the same as code signing, which would be vendor-agnostic and politically neutral. I would be surprised if the European Commission d
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by laurent92 6y ago
In OSGi universe. Making software which does one thing well is the easy part. Making extensible software with plugins is super-hard.
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by laurent92 6y ago
And we didn’t reproduce the hierarchical nature of files in the cloud, rather we have flat lists, tags, sort-by-recently-opened, etc. However, flat structures are harder to use, and people tend to use Google Docs less than the shared networ
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by laurent92 6y ago
Of course it does. For a while, external people could even log the issues themselves. Having used it, I don’t understand all the hate. I love the Sprint boards, the drag and drop and the JQL. Of course I deactivate everything that tries to
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by laurent92 6y ago
Cloud or Server? It seems a lot of companies’ reputation were broken by clients installing their software on 2GB/1.5GHz servers with HDD, and Cloud will help at least getting a consistent measurable experience of the same product for e
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by laurent92 6y ago
> performance By Atlassian’s ToS, you are not allowed to « comment on the performance of the products ». I know no-one thinks this would be enforced here, but I just want to highlight that it doesn’t help a company to improve if they kno
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by laurent92 6y ago
A us-fail-1 at lower price sounds like an excellent way to recycle SSD/HDDs that reach end-of-safe-life but that might still run for years.
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by laurent92 6y ago
How do you test diesel generators which back up a nuclear reactor? I understand you do it during the plant downtime, but don’t you require something at the other end of the network that consumes the 1GW you generate?
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by laurent92 6y ago
Cultural point about the joke in the title: It’s a pun on “The AYEs have it”, the sentence said by the speaker of the UK Parliament when the MPs vote AYE in majority (Aye = yes in old English). If the opposite, the NOes have it. Often mista
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by laurent92 6y ago
Hipchat memes were the main upside of the product, differenciating it from the market. They were 500x500 squares, not tiny emojimemes like in Discord or Slack. You could truely express an opinion. It was heartwarming. Then they decided that
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by laurent92 6y ago
Atlassian has recently published their last Enterprise releases of Jira and Confluence which will support IE11 for 2 years.
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by laurent92 6y ago
In my former service company, the story of the server room which has become much much more important and reliable with massive investment like a diesel generator, but the teams haven’t grown enough in maturity. One day they have a problem w