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by mikey_p 10y ago
> try searching for something as simple as all tickets to which you added a comment in the last week...no chance That's actually a crazy complicated query if you think about. Not so much from a straight sequel side, but how exactly
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by mikey_p 10y ago
I don't know about that, there may be extensions or add ons that provide such features though. Many browsers will start loading a URL as soon as you type it in, even if you don't press enter however, try this with a local server s
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by mikey_p 10y ago
I think one of the main things people forget in B2B stuff is that impulse purchases are less of a thing and people want to spend more time evaluating value/spending. This is why many a lot of B2B folks setup nurturing campaigns. This i
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by mikey_p 10y ago
Not only that, but also add current_* and original_* variations for those fields. Sometimes you have channels that are good at bringing awareness but others that are better at converting. They are not always the same.
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by mikey_p 10y ago
If you look closely at the data, the effect was stronger in lanes 1 and 8, and weakest in lanes 4 and 5, which implies that the current was circular. This means that those in the outside lanes would get a bigger boost than those in the insi
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by mikey_p 10y ago
I assume this is the same problem I see in my car (VW) when streaming Spotify via Bluetooth? The progress bar in the car seems to go at double speed and runs out about halfway through each track.
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by mikey_p 10y ago
Exactly, Cartoon Network is about cartoons, but cartoons != children television. Networks like Sprout, Disney Jr., PBS (schedule dependent), etc show much more typical children's television.
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by mikey_p 10y ago
I very briefly looked into Flynn when evaluating self hosted PaaS offerings and ended up settling on Dokku for now, and there are several features it had that Flynn seemed to lack that were huge wins. Is there any plan to support plugins in
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by mikey_p 10y ago
Both bicycles (long john or long tail) and walking (with or without a stroller) are both quite good ways to get around with children as well. Unless you have a very large number of kids (> 3 or so) you can probably fit everything you nee
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by mikey_p 10y ago
About 10 years ago, I was doing AV work and did a couple of gigs in an empty big box store that was either rented or owned by the small town in eastern Ohio. They kept a decent sized portable stage in the place, bought some curtains to divi
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by mikey_p 10y ago
Recent Philadelphian transplant here: They move or take a different street. It's interesting that people here have accepting that if they're driving and a taxi stops to drop someone off, they just wait 30 seconds to proceed, or ba
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by mikey_p 10y ago
Rode Microphones actually has a huge banner on their website warning people against buying on Amazon because of the sheer amount of fraud on there: http://www.rode.com .
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by mikey_p 10y ago
I was under the impression that ngrok only provided tunnels, while surge only provides hosting/CDN.
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by mikey_p 10y ago
Weird edge cases with Chrome are surprisingly common in my experience. We just relaunched our site after a major rebrand and one user contacted us throwing a huge fit that our site was terrible and every blog page made Chrome crash. This wa
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by mikey_p 10y ago
Or you could file bug reports with uBlock and Privacy Badger. There's nothing wrong with the Fastly site.
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by mikey_p 10y ago
I think this is great. I'm part of a small 2-person consultancy (my wife and I) and we've been abusing a user account for our business for sometime on the 'medium' plan since it would give us 20 private repos, although o
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by mikey_p 10y ago
True, but they wouldn't be able to alert authorities if they weren't actively looking for the items, which gets back to the original issue of speed of inspection.
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by mikey_p 10y ago
Not sure about other places, but who do you think is enforcing this in Portland? http://kptv.images.worldnow.com/images/8324399_G.jpg
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by mikey_p 10y ago
Even then you have to think about security, do you really want wordpress running on your companies internal network?
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by mikey_p 11y ago
It's not really a hefty bill if you figure in the time and energy to put ops people into building an HA Wordpress platform that's equivalent to Wordpress VIP, when Facebook isn't a hosting company in the first place.
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by mikey_p 11y ago
Probably because there's no one at Facebook or no infrastructure that is specifically setup for hosting stuff like this. Facebook is a product company, not a hosting company, so this makes perfect sense. I work in the marketing departm
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by mikey_p 11y ago
Are you seriously asking if muscle memory is a thing? Because yes, it's absolutely a thing and anyone that's done much with interfaces would know this. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muscle_memory
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by mikey_p 11y ago
Don't forget https://github.com/simp
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by mikey_p 11y ago
Drupal.org recently did something similar with their issue tracker. Their rationale was that it's a performance issue, and there were large numbers of bots scraping the site using the advanced issue search. Requiring login for issue se
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by mikey_p 11y ago
Say what you will about ICQ, but I can still log in with my number and password from the late 90s and see the names of the people I chatted with in high school in my contacts list. This is nothing short of somewhat amazing in the world of s
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by mikey_p 11y ago
Except Apple already did this once, and honestly the under the hood bits are mostly fine. Virtually all the bugs that people complain about are in userspace programs, like Mail, Safari, or especially Finder. Using a different kernel and swi
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by mikey_p 11y ago
I suppose buses are similar, but at least for long haul truck drivers you have much more freedom in the way things are going. Need to take a bathroom break? Pull over at the next rest area? Hungry? Stop and get food. You can't exactly
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by mikey_p 11y ago
That's what I do for larger clients or projects, it's just a bummer, that smaller projects need that level of integration to follow best practices these days.
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by mikey_p 11y ago
Nice, looks very similar to Capistrano, but sometimes it's nice to stick with PHP if you're already using it. The only problem I have with tools like this (and Capistrano) with most modern projects, is that there are usually a num
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by mikey_p 11y ago
Large shoe is actually more advantageous to card counting, and mechanical shuffling doesn't make a difference (but the frequency of shuffling does). It's perceived the smaller shoes are better since they are easier to county, but

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