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by lawl 11y ago
I don't think the problem is necessarily the latency. But with wireless keyboard/mouse I sometimes had the issue of a key not beeing registered, or a fast mouse movement. Sometimes just randomly or when the batteries were gettin
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by lawl 11y ago
YouTube works really well for music, they have deals with the music industry. I haven't had song blocked on youtube in a long time, depends on where you live though. Spotify still exists. There are thousands of alternatives to Mega Vid
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by lawl 11y ago
I honestly doubt that, have you tried popcorn time, or illegal streaming sites recently? They're not really harder to use than YouTube, just more ads. But they don't have the clean metadata, sometimes releases are botched, parts a
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by lawl 11y ago
> Spotify and Netflix (without copyright law, for instance, no one would pay for those services); Really? People already decide to pay for it instead of pirating it, because it's more convinient, not because they're scared of
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by lawl 11y ago
Or they could just setup Piwik[0] or something like that... [0] https://piwik.org/
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by lawl 11y ago
I've started to just ignore games that seem even slightly pay-to-win. But what really pisses me off are games I bought and the then have an ingame store, I demanded a refund on steam for a game where that actually happened with no
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by lawl 11y ago
Yes, I am guilty of this. I had too many bad experiences, so I never bothered. This thread in general convinced me, I've done that now :) I should have done this sooner, but I expected some tl;dr management stuff. If I had done so soon
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by lawl 11y ago
Once again. > Because the classical model failed agile can't fail too? > so the solution as you see it is just to have developers that work well together. Easy peasie solution. No one said it's easy. No one said you can
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by lawl 11y ago
Good point, edited my post.
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by lawl 11y ago
I'm not sure what your argument is here. Because the classical model failed agile can't fail too? I think you're also misunderstanding "great teams". I at least do not mean a team of great developers, but a team tha
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by lawl 11y ago
This. Basically, our process before was that the PM would plan a release with the customer and a few senior devs, distribute the tickets needed for that release to team members, and then the team shifted them around between eachother trying
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by lawl 11y ago
I've unfortunately never seen Agile work. I had one project where we basically had our own process that just kind of evolved, a mix between waterfall and agile I guess. That actually worked well for a year, until management had to fix
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by lawl 11y ago
Fair enough, I slightly amended my post, but I think asking for fizzbuzz with generic syntax highlighting is fair enough. As I think it's simple enough to write tool agnostic, because I'd expect you to be able to write it in any
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by lawl 11y ago
Yes. That's why i had a big fat warning telling them to not to this before they started the process :) The page before they started basically told them everything we'd do. My line of thought was that anyone being able to bypass it
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by lawl 11y ago
Heh, the HR at my old company sent me too many bullshit candidates. We had already tried a solution where you'd solve multiple problems and then get assigned a score, but it sucked, every single one of them was an algorithm question. I
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by lawl 11y ago
I think it's that way everywhere. When I talked to people about it in Switzerland they often respond with something like "this isn't a problem here, this is $country_where_i_live_in they wouldn't abuse their powers. The
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by lawl 11y ago
Apart from there not beeing a single law for Europe... In theory yes, in practice it's easy to make something up, here it's mostly "company internal reasons", which they don't have to justify. The formal reason will
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by lawl 11y ago
Knowing who you want to contact is usually a requirement to be able to contact them.
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by lawl 11y ago
> Simply put, this is a proxy server that works behind a NAT, even when the client is behind a different NAT, without any 3rd party or network changes. > There is no middle man, no proxy, no 3rd party, no UPnP/STUN/ICE requi
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by lawl 12y ago
Well, back when I used windows TrueCrypt was still a thing. Depending on your threat model, probably still TC though. If your threat model is the NSA, I'd advise you to not use windows anyways. Plus, if it does turn out TC has a major
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by lawl 12y ago
> Unlike in Windows and Mac OS X, you can only encrypt your disk when you first install Linux. That is obviously simply not true. There is no user friendly GUI way to do it, but it is definitly doable, and that's what they should
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by lawl 12y ago
> Crazy fast How fast is crazy fast? Symmetric Gbit? How much does it cost? Can you use your own router? Net neutrality? This page really sucks. They should learn from fiber7[0] feature list and what to put on the website. [0] https:&
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by lawl 12y ago
That's what you would assume when you look at the image. But > Hyper-V Containers, a new container deployment option with enhanced isolation powered by Hyper-V virtualization. Everything written tells a different story. "Hype
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by lawl 12y ago
No. When you talk about containers, you talk about operating system level virtualization[0]. This means you have one kernel, with multiple user spaces. You can run a CentOS container on Ubuntu because both use a Linux Kernel. What will actu
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by lawl 12y ago
Thanks for the clarification. I at first assumed they'd bring OS level virtualization, apparently I'm not the only one. But it's basically just minimal images of windows in regular VMs then... A step in the right direction bu
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by lawl 12y ago
They ask the server to fetch this URL. The client doesn't upload it.
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by lawl 12y ago
It doesn't. You can load the img tag, but the browser will not let you access the image itself from javascript, unless you have the proper CORS headers.
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by lawl 12y ago
Am I the only one thinking of BadBIOS right now?
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by lawl 12y ago
> I am burnt out on having a “40 hour” work week that actually occupies the majority of my mental time. This really resonated with me. I can't just stop thinking about this stuff just because I'm at lunch or at home if I'm
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