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by nomdep 6y ago
And yet, he became a mass murderer that you apparently idolize. The road to hell is paved with good intentions, but you don't have an excuse.
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by nomdep 6y ago
You could research for some altermatives in the same space instead of repoacing the whole stack. For example, dramatiq and python-rq are simpler to configure and to work with than the helicopter-level-of-complexity that is Celery.
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by nomdep 6y ago
What is the difference between being gender fluid and having some traits & preferences typically associated with the other gender?
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Introduction to Ruby on Rails Patterns and Anti-Patterns(blog.appsignal.com)
2 points by nomdep 6y ago|0 comments
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by nomdep 6y ago
I got it backwards then, thanks.
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by nomdep 6y ago
MDN is great and I'm thankful that it exists. Having said that, I find the timing of this site very suspicious, as if it were part of a secret PR campaign for improving Mozilla public image, after the recents layoffs.
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by nomdep 6y ago
I had one of those almost 20 years ago. It was already old by then so I install BeOS on it and used it for a while to play movies. Now I regret that I got rid of it when it didn't boot. :(
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by nomdep 6y ago
The simplest time-honored solution to this is to get married and store those documents in your house
579.
by nomdep 6y ago
You are right. Thinking with a cooler head I can see that it's just another risk to consider, not the only thing that matters.
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Why aren’t you more serious?(rubenerd.com)
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by nomdep 6y ago
It doesn't matter. Unless a live is at risk, you never ever pay ransoms, or others will try again.
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by nomdep 6y ago
I have read for years about how evil is email enumeration... but guess what? I think the benefits of being able to tell a user that is using the wrong username instead of a wrong password, outweighs any theoretical danger of revealing that
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Resetting Passwords – What Could Possibly Go Wrong?(maxwelldulin.com)
2 points by nomdep 6y ago|1 comments
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by nomdep 6y ago
So THAT is why the Internet was acting weirdly!
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The design systems between us(ethanmarcotte.com)
3 points by nomdep 6y ago|0 comments
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When feature flags do and don’t make sense (2019)(software.rajivprab.com)
3 points by nomdep 6y ago|0 comments
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by nomdep 6y ago
Why would you want to broadcast that to the whole world?
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The design systems between us(ethanmarcotte.com)
5 points by nomdep 6y ago|0 comments
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by nomdep 6y ago
tl;dr: she didn't (that is what the article concludes.) I was expecting a enraged rant or a call to cancel. But instead, it was a well-balanced article about creator vs creation and becoming an adult. (I still dislike the title) EDIT:
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A Safer RuboCop(metaredux.com)
2 points by nomdep 6y ago|0 comments
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by nomdep 6y ago
I knew that but I also was misremembering the article. The idea came from twitter comments, the article was just reporting it, not advocating it. I was wrong.
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by nomdep 6y ago
You are forgetting about Paw Patrol, there is no excuse to try to cancel an innocent (and very popular) show for preschool kids just because one of the characters is a puppy dressed as a cop. That was the kind of article you would've e
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by nomdep 6y ago
The media knew well it was a fake, but anything these days that can polarize people more ("You won't believe the secret symbol the alt-right uses! Click here to learn about it") it's a gold mine for them.
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by nomdep 6y ago
He should definitely sue the person who dredged up the info. He was intentionally trying to destroy the life of this person. I I were the CEO I would have helped this person into suing him, and mounted a communication campaign around all of