luch

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   by luch 13y ago

   I've heard somewhere that, until recently, in Myanmar sim cards were so expensive (couple grands each) that they were used as assets (like gold teeth, but more convenient to use).
2. 182.▲
   by luch 13y ago

   same for me : at work youtube ( and social sites as well ) is filtered so I have no way to know what the app (is it an app ?) is for and who is for (smartphones is it ?). From the HN comments, I can infer it's some kind of neat way to
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   by luch 13y ago

   funny, I've no problem with being a paid-up programmer. Programming is something I can do for a living without being too much of a hassle, but I seldom work on side/open-source projects. On the contrary, I like to play at gigs an
4. 184.▲
   by luch 13y ago

   Isn't the whole point of distributed VCS like git not to rely on a unique root ? I don't use Git at work (SourceSafe ftw), but if I had to, I would use Github as a long-term backup storage, not as the nexus point of my dev env.
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   by luch 13y ago

   It's a primary reaction : animals dislike to show their back to "enemies", even if coworkers aren't technically enemies (some aren't really allies either). I've noticed, when you invite a guest to sit in a room