leobelle

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by leobelle 13y ago
Lot's of exaggerating claiming going on there in your posts. Then you position into some kind of analysis of what I'm assuming and finish with some kinda point totally lost way down five posts later in this argument. I'm gues
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by leobelle 13y ago
I'm unlikely to get mugged where I live, so I guess my advice doesn't work if you live in Gotham City.
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by leobelle 13y ago
I've never done a chargeback. The convenience of cash is immediate, the need to a chargeback, probably insignificant.
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by leobelle 13y ago
Muggers don't have x-ray vision. They can't see that you don't have cash. They're going to mug you no matter what. I don't walk around with a ton of money. If I get mugged I lose a few bucks. If you get mugged you h
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by leobelle 13y ago
Insurance against what? I don't carry boatloads of cash on me.
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by leobelle 13y ago
Ever since POS hacks on Target and other retailers I've completely switched to cash only. Not only can't you be tracked, something I'm not sure I care about, but it reduces the chances of somebody stealing your card info. And
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by leobelle 13y ago
Gas and smoke probably.
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by leobelle 13y ago
I'd like to try Unity, but it is just so incredibly expensive. $1,500 bare bones, and more if you want pro add ons.
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by leobelle 13y ago
Atlassian also has BitBucket, which compares pretty nicely with GitHub in terms of ease of use and features, price. GitHub's issue tracker is also a bare bones, minimal feature. They could really make it a lot better. There's no w
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by leobelle 13y ago
I'm not going to answer your question because I feel like what I said (not tried to say, but said) was obvious, but I will point out that things like this kinda throw a wrench into the whole "hg's UI is better than git"
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by leobelle 13y ago
Yeah I was wrong. Thanks!
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by leobelle 13y ago
My biggest issues with hg are that hg's revision numbers aren't synchronized across instances, they are local only[1] making them kind of useless, you can't easily have local branches[2], and it stores changesets instead of o
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by leobelle 13y ago
They've never been fun for me. Social anxiety mixed with general incompetence and physical pain. Yeah lot's of fun.
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by leobelle 13y ago
14,000 years is about 700 generations. That's not a little bit.
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by leobelle 13y ago
That seems reasonable, but running causes shin and knee injuries. I cannot run without injuring myself. When I did run I ran maybe a few times a week, at reasonable rates for reasonable distances, even using a couch-to-runner guide. My shin
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by leobelle 13y ago
Yeah, well those exercises are not at all appealing to me. Jumping jacks are not for overweight people. Crunches injure your back, etc. In fact, half these exercises look like they risk injury or look like they hurt something in the long ru
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by leobelle 13y ago
I studied anthropology as an undergrad and learned that hunter gathers actually eat very little meat, so that link seems incorrect about eating lots of meat. Animal protein was/is at best something like 30% of their diet. A lot of us h
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by leobelle 13y ago
What's enough exercise? I walk 20 minutes a day. That should be good enough or do I need to turn into a fitness nut and work on strengthening every muscle in my body, eating raw nuts or whatever and run 5 miles a day? Like if the trade
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by leobelle 13y ago
I think there's definitely a localization problem with Unions. If Unions were everywhere and manufacturers had nowhere to run to, we'd probably have a really healthy middle class.
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by leobelle 13y ago
Or setting up and keeping a server running.
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by leobelle 13y ago
Ok sure, that makes sense, if the qualification is SLAs and the like. I bet RedHat dominates in that case.
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by leobelle 13y ago
If you define an enterprise shop to mean a company that doesn't use software like ubuntu-server, congratulations, you are right, but you have also made a completely meaningless observation.
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by leobelle 13y ago
What's an enterprise shop? I've worked at a big public company that used ubuntu-server.
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by leobelle 13y ago
The many thousands of ubuntu-server installs are probably eating into RedHat's earnings.
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by leobelle 13y ago
Death by a thousand cuts. What I hate is moving my mouse to the corner by accident during a DayZ fire fight and windows charms covering up my screen. What I hate about Windows 8 is having 3 or 4 different settings panes. What I hate about W
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by leobelle 13y ago
I recently bought the first Windows computer I have had in years. It came with Windows 8. What a disaster. In a few days I upgraded to Windows 8.1 which made things a bit better. You can right click on a start menu button and pretty much ge
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by leobelle 13y ago
Based on experience, I think your $8 plan will cannibalize your $22 a plan. The cold hard math of more private projects probably doesn't justify paying 150% more.
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by leobelle 13y ago
Seems too small a price. A lot of people like to use the GitHub pricing model but it's a very unique thing. Imagine how many $8 a month subscriptions you would need for just one software engineer. You're looking at needing 1k pai
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by leobelle 13y ago
> Frankly, my moral and ethical code is quite different to what is legal. Just an aside. This may be an incriminating statement to make, especially without anonymity. I don't know what it is like in Europe, but I doubt an American l
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by leobelle 13y ago
This is pretty awesome. A non-PHP CMS is long, long overdue. I know there already are some, but I think the challenge is that non-technical types are still more able to quickly get started by just dragging some PHP into their shared hosting

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