pathartl

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by pathartl 8y ago
100% agree. Equal rights/opportunity != equal distribution
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by pathartl 8y ago
RTT does sound really cool. Their application in a mall is definitely interesting. I wonder how well it works with multi-floor though. And how accurate it can be. Meraki's control software is sort of able to triangulate a device, but b
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by pathartl 8y ago
Flashpoint has been organizing an archive that bundles in the standalone flash player.
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by pathartl 8y ago
There's nothing sad about it. I know people that hadn't watched a movie or TV show in 2017. I know people that hadn't played a video game in 2017. It's just a matter of perspective and interest.
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by pathartl 8y ago
That number doesn't surprise me. I personally did not read a book in whole or in part in 2017 or 2016. It's something I don't need to do for my career and is not a past time of mine. My reading primarily comes from the intern
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by pathartl 8y ago
For me, once I was able to find a project I was able to make a small amount of money off of, it started the spark for doing tons of other projects. Only now the projects tend to contribute to the original project usually by enhancements in
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by pathartl 8y ago
My favorite part of Windows is the collection of "open file" dialogs exist. There has to be at least a dozen by this point. Windows 10 has one that was made in Vista/7 days that is actually broken. You can select the file and
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by pathartl 8y ago
Agrreeeeeed. I just did a run of 300 boards through DirtyPCBs and their quality was actually surprising. I feel like OSH Park is a bit higher, but being able to choose the soldermask and the amount of options available is crucial in some of
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by pathartl 8y ago
I blame my dad as he was also left handed and moused left handed. I'm currently trying to figure out how to build my own keyboard and remove space around the arrow keys to solve the keyboard issue. I'm at the point where hotkeying
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by pathartl 8y ago
So they took one of the best ambidextrous mice and made it right handed? Thanks! But seriously, I know left handers are only 10% of the population, but I'm sick of being left behind, no pun intended. I've been using the Razer Deat
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by pathartl 8y ago
The PC version will only play on older systems, but it's seriously worth it. Even in just a XP VM. It's easily the best version of the game.
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by pathartl 8y ago
The spacing is all off. I get it's in jest, but it's really just not quite there. Especially the search.
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by pathartl 8y ago
We use Propeller ( http://propeller.in ) Some people think Material is old, but this has all the components we need and works well.
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by pathartl 8y ago
So, SSIS? Where I work we're currently replacing everything that's SSIS with .NET services. I get the idea that taking the code out of it seems easier, but I've found it usually just leads to frustrating limitations. For our
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by pathartl 8y ago
I've always loved this idea. It's seemingly completely ridiculous but completely astounding at the same time.
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by pathartl 8y ago
Agreed. I used to be on the .NET hate bandwagon because I didn't understand it and conforming to MS was more of a business-suit idea for me. However, EF + LINQ + expression trees are amazing.
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by pathartl 8y ago
New meme? https://github.com/YadiraF/PRNet/raw/master/Docs/images/reco...
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by pathartl 8y ago
From one of the other ones because I was bored https://i.imgur.com/V9porZ6.gifv
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by pathartl 8y ago
As someone who has really only learned MVC (I've done some old Webform Umbraco-based stuff which is terrible but I think that's probably more Umbraco's fault) from an organization standpoint this feels much cleaner. I think t
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by pathartl 8y ago
I've always wanted to try it. I'm more interested in Statamic which is premium, but seems better supported and I'd be more comfortable putting clients on it. From an outside perspective without having used either, that is.
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by pathartl 9y ago
Those specs are honestly not bad for the price. It reminds me of the mid Nexus era
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by pathartl 9y ago
I usually roll my own solution with Kodi + tvheadend + HDHomerun. Though HDHR is working on a DVR server that integrates directly with Kodi so it's gonna get even easier. Should work on any device that supports Kodi.
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by pathartl 9y ago
I disagree. The hardware is extremely underpowered for the price and the interface is clunky.
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by pathartl 9y ago
I think price is a factor. I'd totally buy a large e-reader for things like holding manuals, recipes for the kitchen, etc but large e-ink displays are so expensive that these aren't places where it makes sense to bring one in.
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by pathartl 9y ago
And that's fine, I have some Dick Sequerra MET-11's that have been around for many years before I was born and I only had to repair the tweeters two years ago. However these were high quality expensive speakers when they came out.
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by pathartl 9y ago
Holy crap this is a mess. I'm assuming this is a 1/10 because their scale doesn't go down to 0. $350 for a device you effectively cannot repair without ruining some part of it is absolutely astonishing. To anybody that says &
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by pathartl 9y ago
On a 4:3 note I really just want a large 1024x768 (or even 2048x1536) monitor that's larger than the standard 18" for software preservation purposes. Lots of games were just made to run at 1024x768.
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by pathartl 9y ago
I guess you're right, it's really not. Some things are broken out into objects (WP_Post, WP_Term, etc) but I'm pretty sure that's only to utilize the PHP object cache
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by pathartl 9y ago
I'm talking about their PHP API
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by pathartl 9y ago
Really 99% of the arguments I hear about WordPress are because of the community of "developers". Don't get me wrong, there are tons of great developers in the community that are actively working on great features for WordPres

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