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by olgeni 14y ago
...which, by the way, is the only one you are allowed to use...
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by olgeni 14y ago
> it doesn't translate very well to portable use :) Of course it does: you just need a proper bag like the guy in the Falling Down movie.
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by olgeni 14y ago
Revision control aside, MS Access is not that bad for what it does. However... I've seen management people write a couple of VB functions, think they magically turned into "Developers" (with a Capital D), and start barking random orders to
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by olgeni 14y ago
> Office 4.3/95/97 had a hidden Doom-like gamed called "The Hall of Tortured Souls". Wouldn't that be Access?
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by olgeni 14y ago
Self hosted postfix+dovecot - at least I see what's actually going on in /var/log/maillog.
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by olgeni 14y ago
> and ultimately cheapen the premium experience that Apple tries to create And the "premium experience" would be the app store? Really?
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by olgeni 14y ago
> It is violence against your mind itself. Pretty much like COBOL, but people are naked.
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by olgeni 14y ago
> Is it worth it to launch a digital publication that targets men? Of course not. A physical, hardcover edition would be way better: if you are targeting men, at least get some benefit whenever you score a solid hit.
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by olgeni 14y ago
> [...] and produce a video of equal budget written and directed by women and people of color Great. Then we'll get people from Contemporary Geriatric Studies complaining about ageism.
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by olgeni 14y ago
"How I explained REST to a beautiful cloud in the sky, while being sheltered by a tree born out of Mother Gaia's infinite love, yes, a cloud in the sky, no! actually it was about to rain, so the cloud wasn't exactly white and... well... nev
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by olgeni 14y ago
Author: please remember that race and gender are just social constructs. I usually refactor myself into a Straight White Male when going to conferences, just to get along. So far so good, but one day at the zoo I got distracted and turned i
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by olgeni 14y ago
"See, I just pushed the guy right into traffic, but I didn't actually run over him with the truck."
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by olgeni 14y ago
> But you, Type of Dude to Whom This Post is Addressed, would never do something like that. "We really tie the room together..."
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by olgeni 14y ago
> For fuck's sake, way to exhibit absolutely no understanding whatsoever of the subtleties of patriarchy. Get educated. Now I cannot stop wondering what kind of patriarchal horror is hiding in robotfindskitten.
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by olgeni 14y ago
> You see, at this point, I am already convinced that Calvo has Asperger's Syndrome. He is unable to see things from another person's perspective, he has no empathy so he cannot see why or how I would be offended by his racist joke. #1
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by olgeni 14y ago
> Such is life when you're running locally-compiled binaries that, depending on your USE flags, have been compiled with a combination of settings that nobody in the whole world has ever tested before. I do exactly that on FreeBSD and ne
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by olgeni 14y ago
At least the guy didn't wear a Rails T-shirt...
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by olgeni 14y ago
At times like these I feel the urge to check that my passport is still valid.
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by olgeni 14y ago
> #!/bin/bash Gotcha :)
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by olgeni 14y ago
As soon as RSS disappeared from Mountain Lion, Google copied the idea: time to sue again.
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by olgeni 14y ago
And what did the complimentary Google Glasses actually show?
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by olgeni 14y ago
Too bad - it could have saved a few telecommuters at Yahoo!.
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by olgeni 14y ago
> Linux solved the Unix problem—for everyone. Uhm... not exactly.
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by olgeni 14y ago
"Brilliant," thought Ender, "Eibrahim was able to distill Drama without using Sexism or Rails. He might even be able to submit a 'white' paper to a Ruby conference!"
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by olgeni 14y ago
As long as you add a proper Model M to the Mac, VirtualBox should take care of the rest.
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by olgeni 14y ago
If only we could unburden ourselves from J2EE in the same way...!
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by olgeni 14y ago
"Your Recommended Daily Allowance of Drama."
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by olgeni 14y ago
> Each device has a "concierge" button ...and a 10 billion yen balance...
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by olgeni 14y ago
It is always a good time to remember that bash might not always live in /bin/, but +1 for a bash script clearly marked as "bash".
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by olgeni 14y ago
[all the talk about microsoft really smells of 2007 :)] > BSD freedom, on the other hand, is "lossy". How so? I can still download the original BSD-licensed code without any loss. > If I get BSD code I have a lot of freedom, but the

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