minedwiz

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by minedwiz 7y ago
To be fair, any hardware running a WAF in Prod these days is going to have more compute power than a 737.
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by minedwiz 7y ago
Mine as well. We're standing up our new service in Core, and we've migrated about half of our old WebJobs.
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by minedwiz 7y ago
It definitely is. It’s not even very prominent - you have to intentionally click on it.
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by minedwiz 8y ago
If it is documented at all. Even their .NET SDK blows
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by minedwiz 8y ago
Reverse thrust doesn't come directly out the front of the engine - it's vented out the side (or, in very old engines, redirected from the back exhaust): https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/d&#x
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by minedwiz 8y ago
Boeing 777 is also digital fly-by-wire and has never suffered an issue attributable to software error.
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by minedwiz 8y ago
It’s strange - I could have sworn that, for a while around where “quantum” was released, OS X performance was really quite good. I ditched it for chrome for a bit, and it even held up with my daily 20+ tabs.
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by minedwiz 8y ago
I really do wish they'd go touchscreen. Several times per week, I try to touch my work MBP's screen because I'm so used to my surface that I use at home.
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by minedwiz 8y ago
Not even enterprise gets rid of that crap.
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by minedwiz 9y ago
Does that also filter out stuff sold by vendors, but fulfilled by Amazon?
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by minedwiz 9y ago
Interesting. Cool about the setting.
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by minedwiz 9y ago
You mean those spaces are on purpose?
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by minedwiz 11y ago
This is actually pretty nice. Starts up faster than I can ever remember LO starting up.