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by mrmondo 8y ago
wow, that is incredibly inefficient!
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by mrmondo 8y ago
Interesting to see it has a 170W power supply - that’s a lot of energy!
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by mrmondo 8y ago
Isn't all of IE at something like 3% market share these days? If so, is it worth holding back web development for such a small user base?
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by mrmondo 8y ago
Fair enough, there were a lot of radical UX changes early on but we’ve never had a problem with stability / reliability, by comparison we see a number of Github outages over any given year - to be fair that’s on the hosted product but
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by mrmondo 8y ago
Complete and utter FUD, this is not the way GitLab operates - more importantly they are from the core an open source and transparent organisation that values both equally.
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by mrmondo 8y ago
Indeed, nor was LinkedIn, Yammer etc... there is no ‘new’ Microsoft - that’s the same old marketing spin they use every decade to try and make themselves seem ‘hip’ by blaming previous employees rather than changing their ugly business mode
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by mrmondo 8y ago
I agree that bitbucket aka shitbucket like all Atlassian products is a POS, but GitLab is far from unstable? We moved to GitLab (self hosted) and it’s been nothing but incredibly reliable for our 120~ people organisation and we use it heavi
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by mrmondo 8y ago
While I highly doubt that, GitLab is Open Source - Github is not Open Source.
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by mrmondo 8y ago
You pretty much too the words out of my mouth - I was talking with someone about this just yesterday. I suspect that when interfacing with 3rd parties that are over-burdened with inefficient processes it means that he/they have to sto
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by mrmondo 8y ago
I also highly recommend Reeder for both iOS and macOS, it’s absolutely brilliant and it’s an actual native program not more of this JavaScript in a web frame bloat/slothware.
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by mrmondo 8y ago
Was wondering the same thing. Just seems like a points grab.
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by mrmondo 8y ago
Im fairly sure it was typography.com is notorious for tracking your movements around the Internet, obviously this is common behaviour from web font providers but I seem to remember this group being especially intertwined with ad tracking *c
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by mrmondo 8y ago
Really? ST3 has had almost daily dev releases leading up to 3.1 and before that it was at least once a week.
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by mrmondo 8y ago
Interesting you say that, in the dev shop where I work practically all the devs and ops people use sublime text as their editor of choice, I think there’s a couple that use vim.
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by mrmondo 8y ago
*Citation need I don’t believe there is any trustworthy evidence that closed source software is more stable than open source software.
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by mrmondo 8y ago
While I don't really 'care' about the logo of a programming language per se, this makes 'GO' look like a courier / delivery company to me, it also seems a little odd that both letters are the same case.
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by mrmondo 8y ago
"There is no current scientific evidence that A2 milk has nutrition and health benefits beyond regular milk" - Greg Miller, chief science officer at the National Dairy Council in the U.S.
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by mrmondo 9y ago
Ha! Never considered that, thanks for the interesting feedback.
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by mrmondo 9y ago
Yeah, it didn't need new all new Aircon but we got the Aircon techs in to look at it and they're changing where the inlet vents are located and adding an additional unit of separation into the ducting.
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by mrmondo 9y ago
> I bought a CO2 monitor. We did the same, it's very noticeable, what we sometimes do is cover it and if people are feeling drowsy only then reveal it so we could be sure it wasn't a placebo (it wasn't). I hacked up (I&#x2
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by mrmondo 9y ago
My thoughts exactly, while the RHEL kernel has lots of backported patches - it's by no means complete or near current.
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by mrmondo 9y ago
Not to mention that Sandisk’s reliability and firmware was (is) a great measure better than Samsung’s - which has more than its share of problems and scandals.
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Australia’s largest bank has day long internet banking and credit card outage(gizmodo.com.au)
1 points by mrmondo 9y ago|0 comments
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by mrmondo 9y ago
I agree with those that say RSS never went away, for the last 10 years or so I’ve noticed my dependence on RSS grow and it’s critical to my keeping track of news across a number of blogs and websites. I wrote a shitty little blog post on it
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by mrmondo 9y ago
That is an excellent thread indeed, thank you for the link
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by mrmondo 9y ago
When I’m oncall I often use my iPhone / iPad if I need to make changes to puppet automation code or similar.
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by mrmondo 9y ago
Try Firefox or Safari, both seem to render fine to me on both latest stable versions of iOS and macOS.
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by mrmondo 9y ago
Glad to see this happen, Web OS on my late 2016 LG TV is actually very, very good. It offers far more advanced video configuration than any other TV I’ve seen and the OS is very fast (nothing at all like using those dreadful TVs with androi
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by mrmondo 9y ago
Seems to display / render fine on my iPhone X (Safari), what browser are you using?
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by mrmondo 9y ago
While I think it’s important to disagree with news that might be less than factual and better yet - think with a skeptical mindset, I think it’s rather anti-intellectual to blanket misleading or factually lacking news as ‘fake news’.

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