lotyrin

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by lotyrin 12y ago
AFAIK, it's not Thunderbolt on Lenovos, just Mini DisplayPort+Audio, which has similar connectors and cables but excludes the PCI-alike interface for high-speed general purpose IO which this exploits.
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by lotyrin 12y ago
Are the projects you work on business glue written in a high-level language and accompanied by tests? At the places/projects that have these policies, (and whenever possible) software won't (or shouldn't) be rocket surgery.
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by lotyrin 12y ago
He also, some months ago, opened an issue on a Python project to implement the algorithm... but with no text or comments. Just a title: "M3" https://github.com/coolbutuseless/metaphone3/issues/1
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by lotyrin 12y ago
Oh, certainly. I was thinking we were speaking developer experience within the realm of building/hosting network services, not so much end-user experience for client software. That space is still a special hell for lots of reasons. Aut
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by lotyrin 12y ago
Hard to disable? Most of the dependency tracking tools I'm aware of, spanning from system level to application level, require you to intervene by default, even in the case of security releases and/or even have nice version pinning
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by lotyrin 12y ago
I think "know" over "learn" used by the grandparent is important there; probably they were made to learn it for coursework, they want to be allowed to continue only having to know that much and not learn further.
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by lotyrin 12y ago
Yeah. I hope software management gets less comfortable with these answers and put their money toward real sustainability such that we see the commercial sides of FOSS projects grow in quality and quantity, with sustainable business models a
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by lotyrin 12y ago
Get User ID, log in as user (no passwords), check "your" post history.
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by lotyrin 12y ago
When it comes to taxes on lower incomes and dividends, an earner in the US under $36,900/year has a qualified dividend tax rate of 0%. (From what I understand, at least) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qualified_divid
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by lotyrin 12y ago
The typography and layout, colors all seem pretty generic or even slightly unlike google, but I agree. It must just be the Open Sans. I didn't realize how much I had it associated with Google's usage.
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by lotyrin 12y ago
But not by people who just left the developer teams of those products and can take advantage of IP in a similar way (at least in the majority of cases)
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by lotyrin 12y ago
http://www.yes-www.org/why-use-www/ Not that I have strong opinions on the matter, but this is the go-to resource for that side.
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by lotyrin 12y ago
This requires some combo of having a support contract with a budget large enough for manual QA or having built automated tests with the initial work. Vast majority of projects at build-and-forget CMS agencies simply won't. (The reason
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by lotyrin 12y ago
Unfortunately, people who have experienced addition are going to have a hard time understanding your position. I too do not suffer from these kinds of habits directly or even through close family or friends, so other readers forgive me if I
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by lotyrin 12y ago
As far as multiple apps per VM, have you taken a look at OpsWorks? It seems to be aiming to be as automatic as Elastic Beanstalk, but significantly more flexible (at the expense of up-front configuration effort). It certainly is unfortunate
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by lotyrin 12y ago
No, but there's still a decision made at some level in the organization which affects the sizes and budgets of the respective teams.
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by lotyrin 12y ago
Reset links can at least time out, passwords generally don't. Providers should send you notifications when you reset your password, they generally don't when you just log-in like normal.
648.
by lotyrin 12y ago
I think maybe you overlooked the grandparent's suggestion; you don't have to mess with adding contributors' remotes. Open pull request heads are available on your existing remote.
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by lotyrin 12y ago
As someone who regularly uses such a device, I agree fully. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kIovU2tpNWg
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by lotyrin 12y ago
I use the same products (Fitbit, Withings, Lose-it) and in my case because the Fitbit scale didn't exist at the time.
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by lotyrin 12y ago
Yes, in ancient history, video codecs sucked, browsers sucked, and the only way to play video was through plugins that sucked. Now, all the browsers are pretty good at dealing with video, the codecs are hugely improved (although, there&#x27
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by lotyrin 13y ago
Exactly, how many people didn't really care about unencrypted requests over public WiFi networks until everyone and their grandson could install Firesheep? Tools to make that attack had been available forever, but only after Firesheep
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by lotyrin 13y ago
Who do we, as a world, compete with?
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by lotyrin 13y ago
Ah, I remembered that bit incorrectly. I should have gone back and read the article again in full. His having taken sides on that issue colored how I read and remembered the article. I definitely did not walk away from reading it the first
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by lotyrin 13y ago
Readers weren't confused by the overly precise graphs, we were confused by the entire premise of the macroeconomic Monte Carlo article. And they weren't angered because of misconstrued intent, but because it was stated that anyone
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by lotyrin 13y ago
There's tilesets, but honestly I think they detract. My extended ASCII are like 8x12 pixels and scan really easily. Even at 32x32 I can't reliably tell the difference between a dog a cat or a rat in most tilesets, especially on fi
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by lotyrin 13y ago
If there's plenty of that to go around in this case, just focus criticism there rather than lineage or what seems like conjecture.
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by lotyrin 13y ago
And your repo will get a takedown notice... So what?
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by lotyrin 13y ago
You get a new private repo which you can't make public. It works pretty well.
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by lotyrin 13y ago
And this is why I point to Dwarf Fortress as the state of the art in games.

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