nobleach

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   by nobleach 5y ago

   I think the two biggest sellers of Hydrogen electric over battery electric, are the fact that batteries have a useful life. That life degrades over time. Hydrogen doesn't have this characteristic. Secondly, cold weather doesn't af
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   by nobleach 5y ago

   This is true. The current production techniques are basically using water. This is producing a ton of CO2 - the very opposite of what we're hoping to attain by running Hydrogen-powered vehicles. The hope is that we're able to leve
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   by nobleach 5y ago

   I've watched the Quarkus folks use VS Code for Java dev, and it looks pretty cool. I had the plugins installed in VSC, but I rarely use it.
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   by nobleach 5y ago

   Have you worked with these? I have... quite a bit actually. It's not a very pleasant experience.
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   by nobleach 5y ago

   One needs to simply go to the support forums and ask about support for any other text editor. While there is an Eclipse plugin, it's a pretty horrible experience I understand. I'm a Vim user for pretty much everything I do, there&
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   by nobleach 5y ago

   I agree. Using Kotlin with Spring Boot and Micronaut are no-brainers for me. The Kotlin support for both projects is fantastic. I do feel that if Google pulled the plug and started putting their emphasis on DartVM for Android projects (or s
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   by nobleach 5y ago

   I have microservices in production using both. Kotlin the language, I absolutely love. I'd put it in my top 5 languages. I don't hate Java but I've never really enjoyed writing it. Even with all the cool new features, it&#x27
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   by nobleach 5y ago

   When I started playing with Linux back around 1996, I started learning the real value of having logs. It took me into my first career in IT. The Unix/Linux value behind logging everything and quickly getting to the bottom of any proble
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   by nobleach 5y ago

   This is the absolute best (and correct) explanation I've ever seen in such a small space. Thank you.
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    by nobleach 5y ago

    I've jokingly referred to Safari as SafarIE for the last 5 years. It does tick all these boxes: 1. Backed by an OS manufacturer that doesn't care about the web 2. Spends more time working on features that suit itself than meeting
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    by nobleach 6y ago

    That's good news. I was having trouble with some MySQL images using the Docker Preview. I have installed the final version but frankly, I never use that machine unless I have to test something in Safari. I just can't stand having
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    by nobleach 6y ago

    I'll definitely give it a shot. Although I didn't reply to this thread expecting "tech-support", it certainly is appreciated when fellow tech folks are willing to share what they've learned. So, thank you.
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    by nobleach 6y ago

    I've used quite a few combinations over the last few years. These days I'm using Termite locally on Linux. In the past I've used iTerm on macOS/OSX. To be very clear here, I can copy text from pane to pane. (using contro
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    by nobleach 6y ago

    I think this may be an iTerm thing. By default, using the steps you've posted, the highlighted text will not go to a system clipboard.
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    by nobleach 6y ago

    I launched it a couple of years ago to show my kids what I did as a kid. I had forgotten pretty much every bit of Pascal (and I actually wrote Object Pascal at the end of the 90s!) But all that writeln stuff has left my brain.
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    by nobleach 6y ago

    The crazy thing there is that it uses Vim visual mode for selecting text `v` or `V`.
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    by nobleach 6y ago

    I've used Tmux for around 8 years, and I've never had a pleasant copy/paste experience. This is not for lack of reading plenty of Google search results, installing different plugins, aliasing long command strings, to keyboard
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    by nobleach 6y ago

    My direct boss, yes, absolutely he could do everything I do and perhaps even do it better. His mind is brilliant for being able to see the big picture and know the potential pitfalls. When I spitball ideas at how to solve a problem, he seem
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    by nobleach 6y ago

    Vert.x is flat out amazing. For node developers, I recommend them taking a look at using it with Kotlin. A Typescript developer can feel awfully "at home" writing a Vert.x/Kotlin web service.
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    by nobleach 6y ago

    JavaScript is single threaded, Node is most certainly not.
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    by nobleach 6y ago

    >with C#, not every team jumps to the latest language level just because it was released. Exactly when it comes to Java, even though there is now a 6 month release cadence, take a survey of which version most are using. Certainly every t
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    by nobleach 6y ago

    This has been my experience with late 2000's BMWs too. Man they look gorgeous. You can pick one up for under 10 grand now... There's a reason why.
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    by nobleach 6y ago

    For VWs, it's always the electrical systems.... If it's 10 years old, I can almost guarantee it's going to have problems. With that said, you'll always see the rouge 1999 Jetta tooling around town, and either the owner g
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    by nobleach 6y ago

    But, how is it different (confusingly or not) than the 1200 other examples on IcoMoon?
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    by nobleach 6y ago

    I'm certain that's the case. It is rather frustrating to see them even lay claim to such generic iconographs. But, if Disney can take public domain stories and lock them up for 100 years... who knows?
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    by nobleach 6y ago

    >or glyphs that are substantially or confusingly similar In the image on the linked page, they use glyphs that are so common, some might consider them "standard". It's reprehensible that Apply might try and consider the &q
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    by nobleach 6y ago

    I've grown to love my Dell XPS (with Linux). It definitely has some rough edges. Dell shipped what I consider a faulty machine. The trackpad is wobbly/bouncy. I had a tech come out to replace it, but he ended up having to send it
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    by nobleach 6y ago

    I've seen that happen, and I sincerely HOPE that folks heed this guy's advice, read the words written by Tailwind's creator, and try and understand the problem it's trying to solve. While I can agree that folks do tend t
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    by nobleach 6y ago

    Yup, same specs here. It was due on the 29th of Jan, but somehow got delayed. I've had a few other friends relay the same experience. I wonder how some people are having much better luck. I had the same experience in the Spring last ye
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    by nobleach 6y ago

    Ordered mine end of December, got it last Thursday. Glad you had a better experience!