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mrunkel
9y ago
That audio warning is only available on the newest planes, but even if it is available, if the ILS is off/not tuned in, there is no way for the plane to know it's not lined up. I can understand wanting to hand-fly the plane, but I
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9y ago
Do you mean peaked or piqued?
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9y ago
I find all this hand wringing over Google to be so tiring. Google is doing what is best for it's customers. Be that advertisers and/or searchers. If they stop doing that, they'll lose their market dominance. Last I checked,
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9y ago
This a quick javascript Vue.js app I wrote as a learning project. It used to be a PHP script that I wrote at $previous_job. We used it there to request password hashes from new employees which we then distributed via puppet.
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Show HN: A JavaScript password hasher
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9y ago
Not the person you are responding to, but my wife is an American living in Germany and we have public insurance. I think you're conflating a few different terms and perhaps not fully understanding what is meant by public and private in
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9y ago
Ahh. thanks. I googled for Atlas, but as you can imagine, lots of things came up..
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9y ago
What is Atlas in this context?
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9y ago
Aww piffle. :) It's not like the previous generation of people all explored the vast web. They didn't. They didn't even use it until relatively recently. The percentage of those that are intrigued by technology and have t
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9y ago
You mean "relevant" I think.
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9y ago
How do you figure that undocumented immigrants don't pay taxes? Since employers are required to withhold said taxes in paychecks. In any case, let's use some of this energy to making immigration policy that works and we'll r
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9y ago
That would have been really smart. However, this move was driven by the product owner, including the requirement that we must score an "A" on the SSL Test site. I had just assumed he knew what he was asking for. The scanning of
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9y ago
At $previous_job we once turned on HTTPS for our entire customer website and online store, only to have our customer support team be bombarded by phone calls claiming that our "website was down." After much teeth gnashing and rese
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9y ago
Came here to say exactly this. I find this behavior to be silly as well and I'm just about as left as they come.
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10y ago
Exactly. My insistence is always that what happens inside the Sprint is the concern of the development team and nobody elses. However it's important to remember that the team itself should set their velocity in negotiation with the pro
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10y ago
So, like a phone book? Journalism should be about illuminating a topic, including providing context. I have my gripes with journalism that misuses facts and statistics to spin an alternate reality, but I don't think this was the case.
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10y ago
For a developer getting a dev environment up and running? Sure, it's way better 'cause they don't have to know anything. For an admin that needs to understand what is going wrong in production and how to adjust knobs to make
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10y ago
I'm not sure I want to wade into this religious war, but you can surely agree that the GPL is more restrictive (as in, it adds restrictions) than say the BSD or MIT licenses.