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by other_herbert 6y ago
They didn’t have to be slow and you can communicate between the two with a parameter in the applet tag “ mayscript” with that methods in the applet could be called from JavaScript. I used that for an invisible applet that would handle com
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by other_herbert 6y ago
Our product isn't at that scale, but because of the way our hosting environment is set up we have typically 8 machines at 3% usage over a week... Some of this is pushing back against the desire by management or others in your group to
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by other_herbert 6y ago
Sharing your screen through slack... Zoom works though.. The screenshot thing just depends on the tool...
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by other_herbert 6y ago
Only if we wound and not kill
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by other_herbert 6y ago
This looks like a power cord that would be used for a welder that can run on 120 or 240v usually at about half the capacity when at 1/2 the voltage Edit: nevermind since it was pointed out that this is only a 120v appliance end
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by other_herbert 6y ago
in our app we have a requirement that is similar.. I kicked and screamed and sent them spec documents from the NIST.. no one cared.. we have a max length of 10 chars... that SERIOUSLY hurts... 8 and 10 chars are our current requirements...
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by other_herbert 6y ago
Then have I got the queue for you!... LiLo... :D
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by other_herbert 6y ago
They made word for the web! That text centric view sounds so much like the way word works _now_
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by other_herbert 6y ago
My grandfathers 53 Chevy truck has them high beams or low beams, no one will be blinded by them
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by other_herbert 6y ago
How will the children buy ice cream if we don't tell them where their local ice cream shop is!
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by other_herbert 6y ago
A single pi4 has an impressive amount of processing power... In my day job I'm a .net and react guy and I made a proof of concept for a next version of a possible product (tech preview, to show the people that their estimates were just
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by other_herbert 6y ago
This is a case for events! The store opens when the owner unlocks the door..... but since you are in that nebulous time when it is "closed" the next "open" may never happen.. so maybe what really needs to happen is a g
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by other_herbert 6y ago
Jwt works in this case... You issue a key to a known user.. In this case you create an API user (doesn't have to exist in a backing store) and set the expiration to a super short duration and validate it on the other end... You can als
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AMD notebook with no heatsink can play Crysis(notebookcheck.net)
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by other_herbert 6y ago
The charger is just letting the load side know what it can supply... There are tons of cheap charges that are specified to supply 65 watts but will happily provide more than that until they melt or light the floor on fire..
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by other_herbert 6y ago
Lol so apparently this sounded like a good enough math problem to get a lot of people interested
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by other_herbert 6y ago
Ok so.. 100kwh = 350 miles ish 1,000,000 miles would need a capacity of 285mwh... Or... 245 tons of TNT... I don't want to be in the same zip code as that vehicle
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by other_herbert 6y ago
Sort of... If you are getting unemployment then your past employer notifies the state that you have been recalled (or something similar) they (the state) will deny your claims
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by other_herbert 7y ago
This is cool but the downside of having a dell xps is that the camera is basically always looking at my hands :D... works fine if I'm not using the keyboard :)... or if I got up and actually went to my desk and that sort of thing..
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by other_herbert 7y ago
There's also the potluck dinner with what sounds like all of the city... https://www.ibtimes.sg/focus-wuhan-potluck-dinner-cpc-fires-... (midway down the article) I think we may not have even heard about the virus if n
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by other_herbert 7y ago
Anecdotally I've had a fairly large uptick in the frequency of spam calls lately... I don't think it's anything you've done
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by other_herbert 7y ago
It may just be that once this exists then you end up in the "software engineer who uses hn " bucket and will just see adds for ssds and processors and coding conferences... A segment that is really hard to identify may turn into a
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by other_herbert 7y ago
Maybe this was the goal... Higher quality vector memes!
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by other_herbert 7y ago
I remember going to a small electronic supplier for custom and mainly military things around 1999... The assembly folks would not waste time on getting a resistor and several other parts of they fell and at the end of the day the sweepings
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by other_herbert 7y ago
man tough crowd :)... I thought more of you would've gotten the Futurama reference ... Fear of a bot planet.. I think.. edit no, the one with the evolution of robots and such
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by other_herbert 7y ago
Show us this, "the wheel"
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by other_herbert 7y ago
I think this is one of the things driving the vinyl resurgence. Albums that release on vinyl tend to less alteration to the dynamic range... Ymmv I've not listened to everything out there :-]
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by other_herbert 7y ago
I think the idea in the analogy would be to just use a bucket and the broken hose as a good enough solution... Like find alternatives if the right path ends in a yak
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by other_herbert 7y ago
Yes.. I had made a form that was scanned and all the metadata for the page was stored in datamatrix at the bottom.. With a laser printer and a good scanner you can reliably put a lot of data in there...
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by other_herbert 7y ago
Thankfully (and also regrettably) in the org I work in now we don't have a pr standard yet... But we do use jira some of our people commit with just the bug prefix and number and not at least the title.. I really don't want to hav

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