pathartl

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by pathartl 7y ago
Not to mention that actually debugging with PHP is a pretty big chore.
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by pathartl 7y ago
If there wasn't any liquid damage, there's probably a good chance that it's a couple hundred dollar repair through RRG. Obviously they'll quote it for free, but they always do great work and their prices are fair.
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by pathartl 7y ago
I thought this was only true with Opera Mini?
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by pathartl 7y ago
SVG technically allows this as well, tracking pixels and everything.
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by pathartl 7y ago
For sure. I wish they'd make a CM4 :/
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by pathartl 7y ago
I actually hate HDMI as a connector. It has to do with the way the spade is directly in the middle. I'm more technically minded than the average consumer I guess, but with USB A the general rule is to insert the cable with the open sid
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by pathartl 7y ago
Or we could implement a basic standard of living where we don't have to have beggars.
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by pathartl 7y ago
I like cars, but I hate driving my commute. I hate road trips. I still like to take my car out on weekend drives. I'd rather not have to do the monotonous stuff.
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by pathartl 7y ago
I want to take a ride in a Model 3 just because of the reported road noise. I bet it's half as loud as my Mini Cooper S. Whenever I get into another car it seems like it's completely dead in comparison. Also I wonder if road noise
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by pathartl 7y ago
I don't think it's hard to see why. It's a $67k base price with only a 200 mile range.
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by pathartl 7y ago
This is really cool. I know people have been messing around with Gameshark codes for decades, but I'm finally getting to the point where this type of stuff doesn't seem out of reach anymore. I just don't know what to do with
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by pathartl 7y ago
Not completely on topic, but I fear we're rapidly losing many video games of yesteryear to time and their closed-source nature. Luckily, milestone games like Doom and Quake were open sourced some time ago. There's reverse engineer
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by pathartl 7y ago
Yeah I love the latest Das Model S Ultimate. The aluminum plate and the keycaps feel very premium. The newer one's at work and I have an older gen at home and I much prefer the newer.
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by pathartl 7y ago
Razer made a left handed Deathadder in ~2011. They've since been discontinued, I have 3 of them and can't switch away. I've gone through probably 5 others. The tracking is nice and the feel is very good, but the scroll wheel
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by pathartl 7y ago
I was recommended if I wanted corrective surgery to do PRK over LASIK and the recovery period is honestly what worries me the most. I'm pretty sure my eyes are tuned so well to displays that even contacts give me eye strain when workin
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by pathartl 7y ago
I've switched to dailies and it's wonderful. I don't normally need them, but they're wonderful for meetings in rooms with 10 foot displays, movies, concerts, etc. Since I don't wear them every day, I can buy a norma
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by pathartl 7y ago
I wouldn't say needlessly. There's still something to be said for basic technologies that all devices can support.
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by pathartl 7y ago
No, it's an industry agreed standard of an implementation similar to iMessage without end to end encryption. It was created by many of the carriers as an upgrade to SMS.
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by pathartl 7y ago
I think the article addresses this. It calls into question the disposable nature of guns in games now and how balance affects gameplay. We've seen this with the new CoD Modern Warfare where the over-under is way unbalanced and is being
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by pathartl 7y ago
Technical skills with databases are a must. It's basically a database engineer + being able to generate accurate and insightful reports/metrics/visualizations. More value comes from database engineer skills as well as being a
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by pathartl 7y ago
I understand the interest in some of the larger modpacks, but I try to stay as close to vanilla as possible and to me, if it takes more than a minute to start a server, you've got too many mods loaded. Additionally, the server isn&#x27
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by pathartl 7y ago
I mean I know it's been a while since the device had been released, but what was Apple expecting? People wouldn't find it? I'm just sick of seeing stuff like this. They invested at least tens of thousands of dollars to develo
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by pathartl 7y ago
I agree. I've spent the past 6-9 months cleaning up a .NET MVC project and one of the first things I did was to rip out all interfaces that weren't being used the way I expect interfaces to be used. We have the base MVC project th
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by pathartl 7y ago
My experience with the AirPort Extreme has been terrible to say the least. Over the years I have gone through 4 of them due to some poor design with the hardware. Usually is was the fan failing which caused a massive slowdown to the point w
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by pathartl 7y ago
I fondly remember the days of loading this on my 4th gen iPod, having access to games and such. I think this sort of behavior should be embraced by manufacturers, but I get it; everything needs its own app store these days for a continuous
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by pathartl 7y ago
Unfortunately, TypeScript is still dynamic by default. You can still write messy JavaScript.
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by pathartl 7y ago
Click bait title. TL;DR: Chipotle is manipulating the year field in CC transactions and expecting a two digit year instead of a four digit, but didn't set a max length on the field. ALWAYS SANITIZE YOUR INPUTS. When that sanitation is
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by pathartl 7y ago
Not migrated, but we do a lot of CRUD based applications for clients and have a small dev team so it feels like we're kinda porting it over. The largest change is dependency injection and Entity Framework. DI is insanely better and jus
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by pathartl 7y ago
I'd say it's more of a HUD. If there was a 3D render of where walls might be or bumps might be, then I'd consider that AR.
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by pathartl 7y ago
Stuff like Syno is probably the easiest stuff out there, but it's still not like I could give it to my parents. It has huge potential just from a marketing standpoint. "Your data's secure because you know exactly where it is.

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