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by pan69 3y ago
I assume they have expensive real estate contracts that they can't get out of otherwise I can only interpret this as a failure in leadership and vision.
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by pan69 3y ago
One that I sometimes think about is; how often you end up in other peoples photos? I wish there was an option in e.g. Google Photos where you could share (anonymously?) your photos with people you just happen captured by accident.
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by pan69 3y ago
Most of these "downloads" aren't actual downloads anyway, they just build pipelines doing `npm install`.
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by pan69 3y ago
C and x86 real-mode works just fine, why would it not? Yes, the segmented model is a bit of a pain but totally doable and it's not just a problem when programming C but also x86 Assembler, Pascal, etc. Even in Q(uick)Basic you won&#x27
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by pan69 3y ago
My wife is Thai and she taught me how to cook this. I make it every Saturday for our lunch. I can only get a reasonable approximation as they don't sell the Holy Basil locally here in AU and the variety of chillies is limited but still
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by pan69 3y ago
Doing this purely based on kg seems kinda discriminatory. I mean, if you just happen to be large but by no means overweight... Wouldn't BMI not be a more fairer way of measuring?
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by pan69 3y ago
This one had me in tears for a good 10 mins. I can't tell if it deliberately "rough" or genuinely the artists skill level.
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by pan69 3y ago
Reading the article, to me this sounds like a person who turned their hobby into their job, reasonably common in our industry and for anyone who ends up doing this, it will mostly end in frustration. > Consider a painter who is used to g
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by pan69 3y ago
I love this album and especially the Heroine track.
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by pan69 3y ago
Last Ninja 2 (1988) for me is still my favorite SID music ever made. I was blown away by it then and I am blown away by it now. https://deepsid.chordian.net/?file=/$LaLa%20Tape%20-%20Last%... (sounds like this player i
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by pan69 3y ago
As the Wikipedia page I linked points out: "HTML5 applications may run on the WebKit engine included in AIR."
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by pan69 3y ago
AIR was/is basically what something like Electron is today. AIR wasn't just Flash, it was basically an HTML/JavaScript runtime that allowed you to make desktop apps with the web technologies, one of those technologies was Fla
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by pan69 3y ago
The book is probably "A Short History of Nearly Everything". I haven't read it in a while so I might be wrong. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Short_History_of_Nearly_Ever...
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by pan69 3y ago
When I was a starting professional programmer in the early 90s I had 3 books on my desk. The K&R C book, a book on BIOS/DOS and interrupts and a book on Assembler. That's was all the knowledge that I needed at that time to do
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by pan69 3y ago
> Does the trademark office differentiates between slack-replacement and twitter-replacement Because they both operate in the replacement space?
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by pan69 3y ago
> PC Intern anyone?, Ferraro Still on my bookshelf. Also Messmer (The Indispensable PC Hardware Book) and ofcourse the Abrash books. The late 80s & early 90s where a great time growing up in The Netherlands if you were a computer&#x2
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by pan69 3y ago
Maybe this Wikipedia page might get you started: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Attribute-based_access_control
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by pan69 3y ago
You need to provide context around your role because; If you are an engineering manager than it is probably expected that you attend meetings most of your time spend and you shouldn't be wired in to write code as is expected from an IC
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by pan69 3y ago
Another way to think about it, if you're doing REST as it seems the author of this article seems to strive for is to introduce a "search resource". You'd then POST to e.g. POST /searches with the query in the body,
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by pan69 3y ago
I recently rewatched this movie as the first time I saw it I couldn't get into it (mainly because of the de-aging I think). It was the scene at the gas station where Joe Pescis character says to De Niros character something like "
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by pan69 3y ago
I'm pretty sure you could do the same with PMODE/W back in the day (/W = Watcom of course). However, not 100% on the patching, my memory is rusty. http://www.sid6581.net/pmodew/
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by pan69 3y ago
Preview with The Host Of Seraphim by Dead Can Dance: https://vimeo.com/188504388
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by pan69 4y ago
I don't like posting video links but this doco is worth watching if you're into Joy Division (this is a deeplink where Peter Saville explains where the famous cover came from): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RFO5S
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by pan69 4y ago
Wait what? You want ACTUAL journalism...?
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by pan69 4y ago
When I was young, 70's early 80's, in the country I grew up in stores were closed on Sunday. Impossible to imagine now.
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by pan69 4y ago
When you want to publish your changelog to your users you probably want to have some standards around your commit messages and when you do, from the commit history you can then automate the creation of a changelog. https://www.co
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by pan69 4y ago
If my memory is correct, the content on svnhub.com used to look different back then, was it related to the April Fool's Day joke? https://svnhub.com/
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by pan69 4y ago
Interesting. Would that larger universe also be expanding and of so, what would it be expanding into? Maybe the larger universe exists in a larger-larger universe? Maybe the universes that are expanding inside a larger universe would not ov
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by pan69 4y ago
Your question statement is simply not true. Developers are interested in secure coding. The problem is that you spend your days in a niche, a relatively well defined and limited scope, i.e. "compliance". Developers on the other ha
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by pan69 4y ago
Your 1:1's shouldn't be about your work and progress on a project. It should be about "you" and how you feel about your position in the team, the things that are bugging you, etc. However, often, before you can have a me

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