mikeyjk

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by mikeyjk 8y ago
A company I've worked for in the past is an Australian company called CourseGenius. Fairly affordable and has a free trial. Avoid SCORM at all costs lol.
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by mikeyjk 8y ago
I don't think it is fair to say that git users loathe it overall. I enjoy using git, is this not a common experience?
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by mikeyjk 8y ago
How does that invalidate his view? Struggling to see how that'd change anything.
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by mikeyjk 9y ago
Added, awesome, definitely keen. Good luck and hopefully the inevitable negativity of the internet isn't too bitter!
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by mikeyjk 9y ago
I experienced this quite badly in my first relationship. It briefly stung me in the early stages of later relationships, but I no longer seem to care. If I think about it directly, I find it a saddening for a very brief moment, but it'
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by mikeyjk 9y ago
- "submit your changes and go home" - "production" The merge should happen far before it hits production. Maybe I'm taking you too literally or something. Do you have a CI/CD pipeline?
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by mikeyjk 9y ago
I mean, you could just checkout a new branch and push that, right?
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by mikeyjk 9y ago
Hey apparently I can't respond to comments older than a certain time frame, so I'm piggybacking this here. Apropos DNC + Russia hack evidence: https://www.dni.gov/files/documents/ICA_2017_01.pdf You have
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by mikeyjk 9y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNU/Linux_naming_controversy Not sure if that adds much to the conversation, it is a v. common shorthand to use linux for gnu + linux.
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by mikeyjk 9y ago
You're going to need to address each and every one of these sources and then provide equally substantial evidence in the opposite direction: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Democratic_National_Committee_... It'
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by mikeyjk 9y ago
My work setup is Windows -> Linux VM with TMUX and Neovim. I have my VM configured to use SAMBA so I can access all my files from Windows. I was pretty impressed when Oni for windows handled my legitimate .vimrc (init.vim now) without an
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by mikeyjk 9y ago
I'm an Aussie also born in 91 and I have never heard that expression before. The "she'll be" made me wonder though!
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by mikeyjk 9y ago
Might be time for a reinstall - I don't think putty has ever crashed on with 4 years of usage. I could just be lucky.
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by mikeyjk 9y ago
Why do non technical users need to use PuTTY? Probably showing my general world knowledge ignorance here.
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by mikeyjk 9y ago
This is incorrect of rolling release distros. Even Ubuntu is fairly quick to update, which is not a rolling release. CentOS on the other hand can be like pulling teeth. I'm going to be glad to stop dealing with CentOS 6.
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by mikeyjk 9y ago
Subject to Chinese laws though.. although what gets enforced is a different matter.
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by mikeyjk 10y ago
Does anyone regularly use checksums as part of their 'routine' for downloading normal, or special files? It seems like a great system, that isn't used regularly by people in my circle.
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by mikeyjk 10y ago
What about smart pointers from c++11 onward? Seems like there are less reasons to have code seg fault these days.
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by mikeyjk 10y ago
That would be very kind, thank you. I'm not the particular dev who has been doing the research, but I might read his notes later to catch up to what he perceived as the pitfalls of using ELB with LetsEncrypt.
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by mikeyjk 10y ago
Even with AWSs load balancers? We are trying to solve this issue right now in house. Any recommendations/war stories/further reading would be greatly appreciated. Related forum post: https://forums.aws.amazon.com/m