mitchty

24 ms·

181.
by mitchty 8y ago
Asked my buddy what he was using and he pointed me to this: https://www.enpass.io Seems to fit the bill a bit better. And might mean $12/year less though thats not a huge problem.
182.
by mitchty 8y ago
I saw all that but it looks like you've got to pay a monthly fee for full access for their cloud storage. Not sure its worth the hassle of migrating to in this case.
183.
by mitchty 8y ago
Boo, I was looking for something that had a cli and integrated with every browser as well as had an ios app. I've not looked again recently but lastpass is the only thing I've found that fits those bills.
184.
by mitchty 8y ago
Yes, all nouns are capitalized.
185.
by mitchty 8y ago
I also have had no issues with a fully dual stack ipv4 and ipv6 network on Comcast. I however do run my own firewall/router, its just a silly openbsd box with some pf firewall rules. I wouldn't trust any vendor router anyway. Neve
186.
by mitchty 8y ago
Well its in place now for ghc 8.6 ref https://ghc.haskell.org/trac/ghc/wiki/Status/Apr18 https://github.com/ghc/hadrian Its mostly complete, and as someone that has used ghc's
187.
by mitchty 8y ago
> I really don't like the `/usr/bin/env bash` approach (it came from the ruby world I think?). It's less portable than /bin/bash in my experience - I've been in environments, usually older ones, wh
188.
by mitchty 8y ago
I am sooo glad I've not encountered this. When I go drinking I tend to accumulate drinking buddies that are entirely outside of programming. Lawyers, skater bros, confectioners, people that know way too much about the chemistry of post
189.
by mitchty 8y ago
I switched from vi/vim to emacs just for org mode. Took about a year but now I can't see going back. Its not that bad, and org mode is definitely worth it.
190.
by mitchty 8y ago
Being functional doesn't mean interaction with the outside world is going to lose its difficulty. Stdout being buffered basically means you have to sort out how to get consistent output just like in most other languages. Even if you do
191.
by mitchty 8y ago
Thats me here too! >.< Yeah the hidden subtext here was my presumption in that suggestion was someone was learning monads in Haskell and has at least a basic understanding of Haskell. Sorry if those papers threw you into the deep end.
192.
by mitchty 8y ago
This has already been done for cargo craft. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E-Ship_1
193.
by mitchty 8y ago
I find it easier to just block off 4 hour chunks of my day as a way to convey: I'm only working during these times no meetings. In manager land a block of free time is fair game, so play by those rules and make your own meeting with wo
194.
by mitchty 8y ago
> What created math? You presume it was created. It might be as valid a question as "who created erosion", aka math is a natural extension of our universe.
195.
by mitchty 8y ago
Maybe? I think the intent was similar to applied mathematics compared to mathematics. In that computer science is ultimately behind computer programming, but most people don't care about the theory and only use applied theories in day
196.
by mitchty 8y ago
Is computer science not a part of programming? What exactly is your rebuttal here?
197.
by mitchty 8y ago
> Is it not always wrong to cause someone harm? No, self defense is one reason. And as someone that also loves super spicy foods to the point that I eat whole peppers raw, anyone that is brave enough to eat my food is welcome to try. If
198.
by mitchty 8y ago
Hopefully this stuff isn't as bad as snow and is more matte white versus shiny/reflective white. The photos I found look like its more matte than new snow reflecting light into your eyes like a jj abrams movie. Better photos here:
199.
by mitchty 9y ago
Oof, that bug doesn't inspire confidence that this will be a worthy experiment. Thanks for the link though, I'll test against a fresh install of osx on a laptop.
200.
by mitchty 9y ago
Cool danke. I'll give it a go then, the only thing I hit of those is youtube. I've been migrating all my stuff off gmail to fastmail so I'm pretty good to go in that regard. Energy impact in activity monitor is ok...ish but i
201.
by mitchty 9y ago
Question on those using firefox as a daily driver on OS X. Comparisons batterywise to safari how much less battery life do you get in general with firefox now? That is my #1 reason for sticking to safari for now. That and I need to find out
202.
by mitchty 9y ago
> No one is doing component-level repairs any more. Not entirely accurate, its just a highly skilled bit of work that you have to work to find people that can do it. This guy does it: https://www.rossmanngroup.com Watch his y
203.
by mitchty 9y ago
Sounds about right actually, good call.
204.
by mitchty 9y ago
So the calculator I had as 32 bit turned out to be from some iOS app I compiled god knows when or how long ago, oops. :) Calculator: Obtained from: Unknown Last Modified: 12/27/16, 9:00 PM Kind: Intel 64-Bit (Intel): No
205.
by mitchty 9y ago
The only ones I have that aren't 64 bit are games interestingly enough. And Calculator and DVD Player, which is odd, I'd expect that to have been ported by apple by now. That said the DVD Player app is not a big deal as I don&#x27
206.
by mitchty 9y ago
The first Mass Effect honestly felt like playing through an interactive movie for me. How well it would do as a movie is beyond me but it couldn't be any worse plot wise than that terrible Valerian and the whatever 1000 movie that got
207.
by mitchty 9y ago
> Alternately, they could also just learn how to validate and be with women's emotions (and their own). That would mean unlearning every single thing society tells us not to do. I would ask you listen to this: https://www
208.
by mitchty 9y ago
Better than old solaris administration books!
209.
by mitchty 9y ago
Sure it might have existed, but that isn't what was released. That version of the iphone might just have been a proof of concept or prototype, but it didn't end up a product. Just like this rumor might be.
210.
by mitchty 9y ago
RISC V possibly, but unlikely.

More ›