marviio

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by marviio 5y ago
At least before you had to run Windows to build OutSystems apps.
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by marviio 5y ago
40's?! Is this a joke? Do companies think 45 is too old?
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by marviio 5y ago
We will eventually, but mobile devices are still changing rapidly. We have giant performance, battery, storage, screen improvements every other year. Comparing a iPhone 3 to iPhone 13 is like comparing a 286 with ThreadRipper. And how is th
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by marviio 5y ago
When I ran Linux full time this was true for most desktops but not for laptops. There was always some hardware component (wifi, trackpad, webcam, sound, sleep/wake, GPU, USB) that needed the bleeding edge kernel. I remember always eage
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by marviio 5y ago
My grandfather was a teacher and in the 50s he started noting that trouble learning to read/write wasn’t linked to lack of intelligence. He started groups for kids (mostly guys) with what we now call dyslexia and tried to help them. He
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by marviio 5y ago
Secure collection and transfer of logs, decorated with metadata (timestamp(s), logging host, mac address, pid etc.) is solved many times. Just pick a tool. The hard part is the message field's content and format. It basically boils dow
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by marviio 5y ago
If only Elastic Common Schema would emerge as a common log format. It's flexible but still structured.
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by marviio 6y ago
Is that the complete O'Reilly learning site (videos, instructor led courses, interactive sandboxes) or just the books?
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by marviio 6y ago
I wonder if Swift would have happened if they went with gcc? No Lattner.
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by marviio 6y ago
I question any covid numbers from Russia, China, Belarus and other dictatorships.
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by marviio 6y ago
I use it _because_ I’m lazy. :) PowerPoint is fiddly. Emacs and org-reveal is simple. Just edit in plaintext org. Press a key command and the browser shows the result. Presentation can be version controlled in git.
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by marviio 6y ago
I have the almost the same story. My brother-in-law studied in Dallas and walked from his dorm, over a grass plain close to a highway, to his friend. A police car stopped and questioned him. Apparently a suspicious behaviour.
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by marviio 6y ago
Membership fee to the University Student Computer Association. I got exposed to UNIX (BSD 4.3 Reno) and the Internet as the first HTTP servers went up (the good stuff was still only on Gopher and FTP). I wasn't studying Computer Scienc
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by marviio 6y ago
> a very low population density This fact is brought up a lot. Isn't nation-wide population density a bad measurement? If a country, like Sweden, has huge areas where nobody lives, it says nothing about the density relevant for a vi
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by marviio 6y ago
I miss Siracusa.
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by marviio 6y ago
feedbin.com allows me to subscribe to newsletters and consume them as RSS. Paid service.
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by marviio 6y ago
I was warned about upgrading to Catalina and held out for almost a year. Too long it seems. Since upgrading, I think I have got five or six popups asking if process X is allowed to read directory Y. And I am a power user with tons of brew p
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by marviio 6y ago
What? More like commits every other day for several years. https://github.com/emacs-helm/helm/commits/master?after=19d2...
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by marviio 6y ago
The question sounds individualistic. More than what it gives to ME I think about what it means for US as a couple. Our children are the fruit of our union. Family is such a basic concept, engraved, at least in me. A man and a woman (in our
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by marviio 6y ago
Four Yorkshiremen.
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by marviio 6y ago
IMO a "podcast" is sound files stored on a server, indexed by a RSS/Atom feed, consumable by any client over HTTP. Spotify exclusive content should not be called podcasts.