mrmondo

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931.
by mrmondo 10y ago
Perhaps, but it's not a huge jump from creepy given how hyper sexualised girls are in modern society coupled with perhaps some good intentioned coworker humour but at the end of the day I'm paying for the interesting candy, not fo
932.
by mrmondo 10y ago
Yeah that's something I find really embarrassing - so much so that my first thought was 'omg I have to cancel this service' when I saw it
933.
by mrmondo 10y ago
Yeah I think it's really borderline, besides the product is candy - not girls so why make girls the main / standout part of the very publicly visible packaging. It just looks... Dodgy!
934.
by mrmondo 11y ago
Yeah, pretty sure if customs kept seeing boxes like that appearing they're going to start investigating people...
935.
by mrmondo 11y ago
Um... perhaps by sexualising a young girl?
936.
by mrmondo 11y ago
I much prefer the plain packaging because: - The anime picture is embarrassing to receive in the mail / at work. - The picture itself is kind of creepy, someone walking past my desk once even described it as 'rapey'. - I can
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by mrmondo 11y ago
Android only
938.
by mrmondo 11y ago
A) Windows doesn't handle modern displays properly and has a huge library of problems relating to desktop scaling etc... B) What was the context of your use of the computer? I.e. Are you gaming or logo branding etc...
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by mrmondo 11y ago
Core M? That's 2015 tech, using selling points such as 16gb of ram is weak as 16 Gb is so common these days, why are they talking about '3k' rather than PPI or another volumetric measurement of density. Just feels a bit old n
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by mrmondo 11y ago
We couldn't even stand 6 months let alone a year. Broken pack depts make it hard to CI, poor performance, memory leaks, huge docker base images due to deps, lots of single cpu only tasks that were too hard to scale out, an ugly languag
941.
by mrmondo 11y ago
I've seen a lot of this recently yet I find myself using and enjoying Twitter and RSS more than ever, not saying it's wrong - but it is an interesting outlier if correct en mass.
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by mrmondo 11y ago
It's going to end up as one of the following IMO: A) Trying to promote it despite from what I've seen most people being quite upset as they felt Alien Blue was so much better and brushing over those comments while pushing their &#
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by mrmondo 11y ago
I'm sticking with Alien Blue at the moment, as I mentioned in another comment the new app doesn't even come close IMO and I'm sure they'll give the old line of 'we're working hard to improve it every day, addin
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by mrmondo 11y ago
IMO it has nothing on Alien Blue and they've now pulled Alien Blue from the app store, it's quite sad really. It feels like going from a well designed, highly configurable application that really took UX into account to an app tha
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by mrmondo 11y ago
Every year I see a similar post over hyped a few months before a new major model is released. Then it won't be long before I see a post stating Apple's sales and stock are at an all time high. I swear this happens every year.
946.
by mrmondo 11y ago
The same is happening here in Australia talking to people.
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by mrmondo 11y ago
I have a rMB from 2015, I easily get 10-13 hours out of it unless using flash of Java. It's a great portable laptop but BADLY needs 16GB of RAM, it would / could just be so much better if you weren't limited to 8GB especially
948.
by mrmondo 11y ago
I use gogs at home, but run Gitlab At work - it just has so more many more features and far more customisable - also Gitlab CI rocks, it seems to scale really well - 60 active developers on a tiny vm and its lightening quick and we can easi
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by mrmondo 11y ago
Good on them! Competition is great as long as the artists don't suffer. I will be sticking to band camp however
950.
by mrmondo 11y ago
IMO NPM is broken by design, it's too late - time to move on.
951.
by mrmondo 11y ago
Thanks god for no more Virtualbox, that thing was a pig, endless amounts of networking and IO problems that lead every developer using it to come to my team for help. also, Oracle.
952.
by mrmondo 11y ago
Yeah that's what I use at present, if it's not an A+ it's not OK. Would be nice to have an open source version of this that could perform additional checks though.
953.
by mrmondo 11y ago
Good start indeed, it'd be nice to have a small open source tool to do these checks, maybe even with a simple web interface - anyone seen a simple security checklist / analyser that's well maintained with the latest standard
954.
by mrmondo 11y ago
FYI the CSS is a bit borked on mobile devices: http://i.imgur.com/bex0Kpa.png
955.
by mrmondo 11y ago
Last tried it about 2 months ago from memory, very buggy then.
956.
by mrmondo 11y ago
and I for one would stand by them for doing so.
957.
by mrmondo 11y ago
It's generally faster especially for unpopular items, it's more anonymous and its illegal to use p2p in many countries.
958.
by mrmondo 11y ago
Yep, although SickRage's website is truly awful the software is a great upgrade from Sickbeard. Sonarr I have tried several times and it bugged out every time.
959.
by mrmondo 11y ago
So lets say... how much would say a 2TB volume providing a consistent minimum of 100,000 random 4k write IOP/s that's available across multiple VMs at once and must be highly available at say 99.9% cost? * Note: I went to use Comp
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by mrmondo 11y ago
Storage is also a lot more expensive from 'cloud' providers, people often forget to look at the performance and redundancy and simply look at 'per gb' costs.

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