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6y ago
The DB support in Jetbrains IDEA is awesome, they also have it as a stand alone IDE called Data Grip, could be woth a shot? https://www.jetbrains.com/datagrip/
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15 is the minimum... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ChQK8j6so8
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Something from https://system76.com/ maybe? Ive never had one, anecdote but the two people i know who got the 16" MBP have had to return them with hardware issues, at least apples support is pretty good. Im hanging on
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6y ago
Mail in a box suggests being the DNS server in an attempt to be more user friendly, there are a lot of DNS records to setup for mail. How ever external DNS is supported (see "System status & DNS" in https://mailina
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Yip, run it myself and its great
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Games in AU have been censored games before, South park stick of truth is kinda funny https://youtu.be/6-IBNXuhfi0?t=29
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I used to work on a platform that ran on the POS and issued various gift cards via the receipt printer (think prepay mobiles) or actived physical gift cards like these. For products we could there was a cooling down time of a few hours bet
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6y ago
Wow, did you quit? Id have
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Agree it seems short sighted of Apple to me Windows Phone largely failed because developers had abandoned the platform and "There is no app developed for that" ended up being common
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My experience with Beanstalk was much the same had the feeling of a lot of hacky Ruby, Python scripts thrown together. Logs in random place, sometimes would get "stuck" Current project uses GCP App Engine "Flexible" whi
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Ive typically done this with Vagrant (virtual machines) + ansible but docker seems to be the new hotness. However a vm is what i run in prod so keeping docker out is one less tool
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> has nothing to do with overall movement of the entire company What are we but the sum of our parts, MS hasn't changed. They just have more projects that are now in the "Embrace" stage
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Yep... I feel old knowing about `<form action="/newsletter" method="post">` and handling form url encoded data server side
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7y ago
Some countries are struggling to ban single use plastic bags, now we want everyone to use disposable masks everywhere, the waste from this must horrific
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7y ago
you sure?
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7y ago
On desktop you can drag the document (image) up and down which helps :-)
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7y ago
Hi, Terusama looks like it's focused on the warehouse, factory, or DC (Distribution Centre) which I think is fantastic, we have had a lot of drivers complain about how long they can spend waiting at DCs so I believe there is a big mark
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7y ago
`<?= $_GET['theVarName'] ?>` Is vulnerable to XSS This I assume is another reason why HTML "aware" templating engines are now popular in PHP rather than toggling with <? and ?> between HTML and PHP PHP makes
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7y ago
Create two pay pall accounts, and send yourself an invoice from one to another, settle the funds into your bank account, assuming this would work via Stripe or other payment gateways. You'll obviously loose the CC processing fee
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7y ago
Haha I look forward to an IoT doorbell company blogging about how they send 2 million door bell rings per second
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7y ago
Such a HN answer, The dudes... >the backend developer at a mobile app startup, How about syslog, ELK stack or something and focus on building the app Some good points in there like correlation IDs etc all the same
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7y ago
Been a happy user of dropwizard, what spring boot was "inspired" by, hookup guice and no spring magic classpath scanning to be seen https://www.dropwizard.io/1.3.14/docs/getting-started.html#g...
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Is it really that much worse than HTML, JS, and CSS? The DOM is generally a mess and CSS isn't easy to use. Of course JFX is probably a better option now days but for a small GUI if you avoid layout managers like GridBagLayout (built t
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JFX https://openjfx.io/ Swing https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swing_(Java) QT https://www.qt.io/ TK https://docs.python.org/3/library/tkinter.html wxWidgets h
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Thanks, I didn't know ML Kit had barcode scanning
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Interesting, at least zxing was open source and kinda embeddable [1] Goggles / Lens certainly aren't :-( I share your alarm, would be nice if barcode scanning (amongst others) were part of AOSP. Alas this would detract from Goog
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Ah another team (Google Lens) must be in the dev / promote phase, also looks like android 9+ has integrated scanner, so sweet, I can use that in 6 years time when I can get the min SDK to that... https://medium.com/turu
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Thanks, looks like that's in the abandon phase, "Final Release 1.9.4 / August 20, 2018; 10 months ago" [1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Goggles
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Anyone from Google know what the deal is with barcode scanners on Android, zxing is in "maintenance mode" we have recently added QR scanning to our app and the experience on iOS is far superior (integrated, faster etc). Or do you
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I have worked with -N (negative N) developers before, where the team would be N times more efficient if they were ejected, does this count?
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