nasalgoat

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by nasalgoat 6y ago
The branding here I think is a big issue. The name "Rocky Linux" sounds too homebrew and unprofessional. CentOS sounds Enterprise-ish. I find it hard to believe any corporate client would take it seriously.
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by nasalgoat 6y ago
Did you talk to the guys who did the physical Pong game?
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by nasalgoat 6y ago
Target made two mistakes. The first was making a deal to lease all the former Zellers locations, which was too many to handle at the start. The second, was to rely on their US-based logistics software that wasn't capable of handling
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by nasalgoat 6y ago
The same advice applies to screens as well. Lots more than Netflix out there.
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by nasalgoat 6y ago
My inability to find quality hard sci-fi I haven't already read would beg to disagree.
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by nasalgoat 6y ago
Doesn't return any results. Also has no "www" subdomain.
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by nasalgoat 6y ago
I met my current partner in February and honestly, the pandemic has been fantastic for us in getting to know each other quickly. Basically we could only hang out with each other and we couldn't go out, so it was like a relationship on
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by nasalgoat 6y ago
From my experience in the adult industry, the processor cared more about the total than the percentage.
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by nasalgoat 6y ago
The individual processors are the ones who care about chargebacks, not VISA itself. So by spreading the processing among several of them, the number of chargebacks per processor are lower. It's load balancing.
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by nasalgoat 6y ago
It spreads the chargebacks across multiple processors, who don't talk to each other so don't know about the chargebacks on the other processors.
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by nasalgoat 6y ago
I'm getting rates of 1.65% for variable 5-year.
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by nasalgoat 6y ago
I'm Canadian and I still drink it as an adult. It's good with desserts.
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by nasalgoat 6y ago
All the porn companies have innocuous real company names like WebClicks or Vintara - nothing that would set off alarms on a resume. Pay was generally well above average to counteract the adult nature of the work.
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by nasalgoat 6y ago
I've been a pico (nee nano) user since the 90s. I've always hated VI. So, lots of technical people avoid hard interfaces.
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by nasalgoat 7y ago
It was more that their entire code repo was downloaded, which included a number of third party access codes, nevermind the intellectual property involved. If that stuff is only hosted internally behind a firewall, with a VPN requirement to
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by nasalgoat 7y ago
I worked at a place that had virtually zero internal systems, including version control, and relied heavily on Github in particular for things like access control, beyond just source control. One of their remote devs had his Github account
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by nasalgoat 7y ago
I've found that it's incompatible with the PostGIS extension due to version differences. I'm still on 9.5 because I can't afford the downtime to properly migrate.
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by nasalgoat 7y ago
ELK could handle that workload pretty well and isn't too hard to set up. Plus you get a nice web interface. But I still find myself logging in and grepping for things.
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by nasalgoat 7y ago
YNAB is amazing but the monthly fee is a bit much, since it's forever. Personally I use YNAB4 which is a standalone app and I don't use the cloud services, so it was a "pay once" app. For those interested in an alternat
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by nasalgoat 7y ago
I'm currently in the process of building a laneway suite building on my existing Toronto lot, which is typical of the city - 25 feet wide by 160 feet long. There's a driveway and a laneway at the back. I spent two years and $25,0
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by nasalgoat 7y ago
Once you get into the TB range with memory and disk, and 64+ cores, easily.
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by nasalgoat 7y ago
That's fine because Shopify is Canadian.
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by nasalgoat 7y ago
Oh, that might be possible. I mostly remember the photos and not the details of the profile, which by design is pretty thin as it is.
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by nasalgoat 7y ago
Yes, I've personally seen memorable profiles come back later. It's one way to make the app seem busier with more people.
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by nasalgoat 7y ago
Sure, but even as a first pass I'd hoped that the devs would have used the other dating apps and tried to make the experience better based on that. I don't think anyone even looked based on what I see. It's clearly inferior
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by nasalgoat 7y ago
Yes, but on Tinder the profiles will re-appear later when you go back to swipe again. Other apps allow general browsing and better photo viewing too.
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by nasalgoat 7y ago
This has been live in Canada for some time in a "beta" incarnation, and from a purely product standpoint it is terrible. The UI is just bad. You cannot browse profiles, you must say "yes" or "no" and the decis
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by nasalgoat 7y ago
For people who are used to the Corel method, Inkscape works almost exactly the same. I personally could never get used to the Illustrator way.
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by nasalgoat 7y ago
I'm fairly sure most white collar jobs also have projects and targets.
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by nasalgoat 7y ago
On the topic, why does it matter what physical hours you work? If the job is getting done, what does it matter? This way of thinking seems like a holdout from the industrial revolution when physical tasks needed to be done in manufacturing

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