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by ntnn 8y ago
The question on its own is useless given the audience - yes. However if you combine that question with the - e.g. - primary field a person works in it gets interesting. Say a person said they're mostly writing finance software and Go i
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by ntnn 8y ago
He means the huge window that opens after starting steam and logging in. The window usually has multiple pages with current deals.
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by ntnn 8y ago
I think most people don't see the value in RSS feeds because they are used to the business of forums and social networks - where you don't need (or have the capability to) process _all_ the information. RSS feeds are perfectly sui
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by ntnn 8y ago
Jesus christ, bloomberg does not fuck around. Terms of Service Violation Your usage has been flagged as a violation of our terms of service. For inquiries related to this message please contact support. For sales
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by ntnn 8y ago
> Then it started to die off with the rise of the web and alternative chat software. That's news to me and the ~eight IRC networks I'm on.
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by ntnn 8y ago
> Slack is perfect for organizations, whereas IRC is not. How so? > And no, we're not locked into anything. How so?
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by ntnn 8y ago
> In Germany there is no (general) speed limit Yes there is. The autobahn may be roughly 50% without speed limits, but every other road has speed limits. Unless otherwise indicated these are 100 km/h between villages, 50km/h in
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by ntnn 8y ago
> Isn't that part of the problem. Lack of sympathy? For breaking the law?
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by ntnn 8y ago
Does someone have a non region-locked link?
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by ntnn 8y ago
> You need someone who can bring other developers along, teach with purpose, and etc. Experience developing alone does NOT automatically provide that. And the bloke needs time to train. If the developer is getting chased from dumpster to
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by ntnn 8y ago
Use requirements.txt volatile. We use a separate file to list the direct dependencies, 'ddeps.txt' and 'ddeps-dev.txt' for development deps. Once we update one of these files a clean venv is created, the dependencies ins
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by ntnn 8y ago
Sounds just like SUSE Enterprise Support, quality wise. When in doubt "we don't support it" or "we don't support it like that".
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by ntnn 8y ago
... the US armed forces are spending roughly 2b every day (~590b in 2015, proposed ~680b in 2019). That penalty is a drop on a hot stone. That's not a "WIN".
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by ntnn 8y ago
I've tested Ghostery back when it was launched - as with other blockers you could enable/disable blocking per domain and third-party (iirc); you could then use a Ghostery account to synchronize these settings between your devices.
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by ntnn 8y ago
Logging doesn't help you when you business has to shut down because someone took over you account and deleted everything. Separation of access is important and _required_. Developers don't need access to prod, admins maintaining t
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by ntnn 8y ago
> Number 2: No One Believes Anyone Can Actually Code It's about the level and structure of your code. They don't think you _can't_ code, they want to know how _well_ you code. When I'm interviewing people I let them s
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by ntnn 9y ago
cgroups v2 probably, cgroups v1 is definitely older.
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by ntnn 9y ago
Yes, I've given talks on what containers actually are and which technologies they combine. Containers oldest technology would be mount namespaces from 2002 - the youngest are user namespaces from 2013 (on linux anyway, solaris and IBM
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by ntnn 9y ago
> But they have, multiple times? First it was just giving people links to godep when people complained in github issues. Then it was a tacit "we like this" about gps and glide. Then it was a pretty-much-official-blessing of dep
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by ntnn 9y ago
Sorry... what? > The notion that the Python core devs get to decide when Python 2 should stop being used is not cool. They don't. They just won't support it anymore, nor provide updates for it. > Under the freedoms provided
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by ntnn 9y ago
You should try AquaMail. The search works. Threads aren't shows as a tree, sadly, but they are grouped into a folder - not ideal but you can at least follow simple conversations. Still not something for mailing lists. Additionally, Aqu
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by ntnn 9y ago
> An incognito session would mean he is not using his previous session to gain access. Authentication is more frequently tied to a session than an IP address - this is why you are still logged into HN if you change from your home network
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by ntnn 9y ago
Ah, that makes sense - thanks!
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by ntnn 9y ago
Their developers apparently haven't gone through any kind of WebDev or UI/UX 101: https://i.imgur.com/SssYkif.png
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by ntnn 9y ago
The person reporting the bug is not a professional bug hunter, he is a user. About 1) - an incognito session wouldn't have had any impact on the situation. It's still the same IP the request comes form. Or a proxy? He's a use
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by ntnn 9y ago
Mainly relatively unskilled is an understatement. I have a bit of contact with DXC (based in bulgaria, iirc) through a customer. We usually get someone with 'expert X' or 'senior Y' as a job title who lack the most basic
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by ntnn 9y ago
If they were to plan this over a longer period of time for all distributions CE is available for I wouldn't have said anything. However they are specifically leaving out the platform most people are using docker on. And not only that -
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by ntnn 9y ago
That sounds like a shoehorned explanation. You're leaving developers on linux out to dry because people aren't paying attention to their production systems? Don't get me wrong, the work you guys do is cool and all, but that i
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by ntnn 9y ago
Thanks, forbes didn't remove the blurry overlay even after disabling umatrix.
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by ntnn 9y ago
> So is everyone only hiring programmers who write code which can be sloppy and full of technical debt and impossible maintain, as long as the product works okay for now? The result is the only thing the customer and upper management see

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