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by paco3346 7y ago
Although I love the idea, that price would be a deal breaker for my teams. With G Suite at $12/mo/user it'd be hard to justify something with much less functionality for nearly the same price.
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by paco3346 7y ago
Agreed here. I think it leaves the commit history to messy if the commits aren't actually fully functional changes.
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by paco3346 7y ago
I think this really depends on the attitude of the company and specific managers. Each quarter I'm given a list of projects and just need to have them done by the end of the quarter. Thankfully my boss has seen that I'm much more
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by paco3346 7y ago
I love this about Arch. It gives everything a very vanilla, organic feel and you never get caught off guard by some distro specific change.
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by paco3346 8y ago
Except this doesn't exact match anymore. It's just a strongly suggested phrase.
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by paco3346 8y ago
Surprisingly I've had the number of robocalls go down since I started politely answering them. I'm never rude but ask for ridiculous things like negative interest rates on my credit card. I never hear from them again whereas befor
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by paco3346 8y ago
nano :P
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by paco3346 8y ago
I might be able to help! If you have the same browser your playlist is store in html5 local storage. I was able to pull mine about 6 months after the service shut down.
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by paco3346 8y ago
Dang, that's good. I've only ever once seen anything over 100 and that was when LTE was brand new. Now I tend to average between 15-50. (This is in West Michigan)
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by paco3346 9y ago
As someone who used to work with optical equipment this is really awesome. My team was responsible for the SDN layer that sat on top of the nodes and configured them so we were taught enough to be dangerous but I always wondered what was re
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by paco3346 9y ago
I like the idea but either nobody is online or this is really buggy.
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by paco3346 9y ago
I don't understand this decision. I get the argument that it's most likely developers who want the Linux Subsystem but as soon as you say that only some apps in the store work in 10 S you start the trail of platform fragmentation.
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by paco3346 10y ago
Ouch, seem to have struck a nerve here. What's with the down votes HN?
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by paco3346 10y ago
Ugh, why does nobody ever point out that AMP and Google displaying AMP are 2 different things? Yes, Google is a huge sponsor in the AMP world but they aren't the only ones involved. AMP itself isn't so bad- asynchronous Javascript
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by paco3346 10y ago
This still sounds like stumbling upon to me. Have you ever used that kind of recovery software? Typically it ignores filesystem indexes and searches the whole disk for content. If the customer was asking for data to be restored the tech was
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by paco3346 10y ago
I'm at re:invent and they have a "making of" video next to a demo unit. They only show the physical construction of the power distribution and the raised floor. (Nothing about the racks or what's in them.) It also appear
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by paco3346 10y ago
I appreciate the value you find in this. I too was thinking this but everyone else seems to be find fault in what the article was pointing out.
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by paco3346 11y ago
As someone who is just dipping my toes into Rails (but has used plenty of other ORMs in other languages): ActiveRecord doesn't have native left join support?! I'm really glad I came across this before starting my first Rails proje
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by paco3346 11y ago
I wish I would have had something like this when I first started developing. 90% of what's in here are things I learned over time (and some at great cost). One I would add is to not throw a fellow dev under the bus when talking with a
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by paco3346 12y ago
I thought about this too- the phrases- but, isn't that how normal crossword puzzles are? You can gather clues from the context of surrounding words when doing one of those puzzles.
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by paco3346 12y ago
A lot of HIPAA complience also has to do with due dilegence. My organization recently when through a long period of training that covered everything from building access logs to the way we do employee password resets. Unfortunately there ar