other_herbert

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by other_herbert 7y ago
The terrible implication with that is, is that somewhere the plain text of your history of passwords was stored
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by other_herbert 7y ago
One thing that I think would help (and would've helped the person's pr that I _just_ reviewed) is to look at the diffs that would be included, make sure the intentions / logic is clear... As an example from said pr, a new fie
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by other_herbert 7y ago
"Maybe in some niche B2B fields I don't know your people just randomly die in your house while you are there." I hope these weren't related
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by other_herbert 7y ago
I would imagine all of us have at one time fit the stereotype while reading this site
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by other_herbert 7y ago
Have done this, can confirm, it does take a while :) like tricept workout kind of while, but it does work... (for expediency I used a floor pump serfas or something like that).... yeah the pressure isn't a problem, the volume can wear
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by other_herbert 7y ago
You're not storing patient details in VC...... Right? Maybe show him that you can run svn even on his own machine... Anything... Anything is better than not using something
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by other_herbert 7y ago
I think i work in a similar manner to the gp.. It's transparent to the org... It's not I'll head down this path or investigate this _or_ get my work done.. It's an _and_ situation. Sometimes the rabbit trail is the best
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by other_herbert 7y ago
I had a recent request from a product owner to style the subject line... I said we can't do that and that I don't want to live in a world where senders can change the font or size of the subject in an email.... Can you imagine the
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by other_herbert 7y ago
I think you just talked me into making some sort of huge steampunk button controller for slack... Have a label with the contact name, an incandescent lamp for new message status then a button to chose that to go to the conversation... Hmmm
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by other_herbert 7y ago
I thought this as well until a recent project needed to meet WCAG or whatever the requirements are called for accessibility... in those cases using the "standard" tags can save a lot of headaches in trying to make sure a screen re
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by other_herbert 7y ago
Just as long as you don't say backslash when saying a URL... that is one of the things that really brings out the pedant in me...
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by other_herbert 7y ago
I'm curious why you need this? As a safety mechanism? You could just do a select with the limit then update that row from the primary key...
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by other_herbert 8y ago
Just wait, Usb 3.2 1x1x1x1 is just around the corner for high power draw devices!
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by other_herbert 8y ago
OO I'll guess... I'll say... 0.0015%.... .. .. that also might be generous...… and that no one who has just completed a marathon or 1/2 or any portion _wants_ to drink anything other than water or maybe the saltiest flavor of
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by other_herbert 8y ago
Also not op but I can type fast and it definitely helps with verbose things like a SQL query or while chatting with coworkers on slack... .... But that can frequently be frustrating if the person on the other side isn't nearly as fast.
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by other_herbert 8y ago
Or attach the lock mechanism to the toilet so when a door is opened it flushes
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by other_herbert 8y ago
At least where I am in the summer 40% or higher is just about a guarantee that there will be rain... That seems like something that might need to change based on location and season
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by other_herbert 8y ago
I think it's because at this point they would not be able to move forward at all...
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by other_herbert 8y ago
At least last year, "new car loans" had a really low rate, and I think as long as it's newer than 3 years old and less than 30k miles or something a used car still qualifies.. if you have money making more in interest than th
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by other_herbert 9y ago
I messed around with one of these I got in college at an off lease / salvage type place... The boot loader on those was really cool and because it was an alpha, you had a license for digital UNIX...
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by other_herbert 9y ago
Maybe a plumber bringing his drug sniffing dog with him and having that do a search of the house...
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by other_herbert 9y ago
It's the sanity check that some managers/ higher up people want... Expert = someone who doesn't work here (from a non dev upper management perspective)
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by other_herbert 9y ago
Flyway for Java... For stored procedures you use the repeatable syntax that way it checks the checksum of the file and if it doesn't match what is in the migration table it will run it... Easy and always up to date... That's with
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by other_herbert 9y ago
running may not seem like it, but the way you think about what you are doing especially in a race scenario can make or break you quickly... I recently ran a half and did almost all of my morning prep beforehand wrong.. forgot some key thing
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by other_herbert 9y ago
Copy the whole thing as curl, then go to postman and import the raw text of the curl command... Edit and replay all you want
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by other_herbert 9y ago
It probably spends most of it's time in cast iron though and only the last hundred or so feet in copper... I'm in the same boat though
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by other_herbert 10y ago
I agree.. I have had a greenway near me for 5 years before I started using it... If you can do something without even having to commute to it, it can be even easier to start a habit
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by other_herbert 10y ago
It's called strava for running or cycling... It will show your progres on the same routes or over common segments... You don't even have to share that info with other people if you don't want to
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by other_herbert 10y ago
I was looking for someone to mention graphql... For lots of cases this is a great way to reduce the client calls and give the client exactly what it is asking for..
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by other_herbert 10y ago
I just went there hoping it included GPS... I agree that would be awesome.. Perfect running / backup emergency phone

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