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by nhumrich 11y ago
I have a lenovo t450 with Ubuntu and I have 3 monitors working from the dock. Don't know if it supports 4k or not, but it should, the dock has two display ports.
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by nhumrich 11y ago
Ubuntu 16.04 isn't even in beta yet, how could you have the LTS version?
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I love gitlab and its features, and will commit to actually using it once dockerhub has gitlab integration. I agree though that is more of a limitation on dockerhub.
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by nhumrich 11y ago
Citi bank will give a throwaway credit card number if you have one of their credit cards. I use it all the time, you can even set a date/limit on it if you want
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by nhumrich 11y ago
One usecase is a server that intercepts traffic for multiple domains. For example, a load balancer. I use AWS ELB/cloudfront for SSL termunation and they only except one cert, but they can send to multiple back ends. Then the server
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by nhumrich 11y ago
Looks like your link broke walmarts website. Don't expect that from larger companies...
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by nhumrich 11y ago
I live in Utah. Its now coined "silicon slopes". There are a lot of tech companies out here. Driving down the highway, most of the billboards are "I'm an awesome tech company and we are hiring". Makes sense when you
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by nhumrich 11y ago
I hate irc. I hate it for one main reason, nobody uses it. Now, before you say "over x million users" I mean use, like I actually talk, not just sit there logged on. I have tried to join a lot of open source or product channels on
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by nhumrich 11y ago
Well, Amazon owns IMDB, so it's probably a reasonable assumption.
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by nhumrich 11y ago
Just saw that gitlab now offers free hosting, you only pay for support (only if you want it). Do enough people really pay for support in order to keep gitlab from going under? Free software is one thing, but free hosting? It just blows my m
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by nhumrich 11y ago
Sadly, I think a factor of why smaller orgs do this is simply because larger orgs do. I was working at a smallish company that had a wonderful layout. The customer support team had an open layout of mini cubes (walls between desks but not e
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by nhumrich 11y ago
I have had the mazda3 model since it first came out in 2014. They actually do release updates from time to time. The only unfortunate thing is you have to go to the dealer to update. (However the system is completely hackable, and you can u
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Git is also under GPL, so I am not sure how much of an argument that is.
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If you read the PEP, it explains how they are adding it for easier python2 -> python3 migration
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Cream cheese however never returns to its normal self after freezing. It even says so on the package "do not freeze". The flavor is fine, but it becomes crumbly instead of creamy.
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I can see how that is confusing. I was only confirming that boto3 has been in the making for a while. Boto3 is a replacement to Boto, so you will probably start to notice support for Boto slow down. Boto3 will be maintained and supported.
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This is correct. Boto3 (and its child dependency botocore) have been in the process for quite some time now. I'm not on the team that works on botocore, but I do interface with them (I work on the EB CLI which uses botocore).
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by nhumrich 11y ago
I like this article, but what about the design of keyboard/mouse integration? There are still a lot of things you have to use a mouse for everyday. I feel like IBM hit a home run with the trackpoint, yet somehow it never hit mainstream
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Its called OAuth
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by nhumrich 12y ago
Do the true/ false gods know how the random god would answer? I don't see how they could since only he know the randomness. But if they don't know, they would have no way to answer the question, "what would guy x say ja