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by patmcc 9y ago
You use chmod on the directory...writing any code for this kind of task would be crazy overkill.
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by patmcc 9y ago
>>Preferably, I would like to hire senior developers instead, but they are too expensive for my budget. It sounds like you're trying to hire cheap developers, not junior developers. If you really want junior developers, you have
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by patmcc 9y ago
>>That is a terrible idea because agencies like the NSA or GCHQ with unfathomable resources and techniques will crack them and never tell anyone. As opposed to the current situation where they can just get the info from Facebook/
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by patmcc 9y ago
>This is a contradiction. Does working in an expensive location provide more value to the business? The value you create is the upper bound for your pay; the lower bound is what you're willing to accept. Expensive locations raise th
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by patmcc 9y ago
We're always glad to have more hackers in Canada, welcome! (If you've got your PR this was probably a while ago, but still)
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by patmcc 9y ago
>>>That sounds like micro-management which is a massive morale killer. I could see that if all commits go through your boss or something, but lots of places do peer-based code review. So have another developer check on your stuff a
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by patmcc 9y ago
I've been in Pirate Joe's (several years ago now); I can't imagine anyone thinking it was a legitimate Trader Joe's store - it felt very obviously to be a parody/rip-off. Isn't the main point of trademarks to a
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by patmcc 9y ago
Again, this is not valid advice for non-citizens. If you're a citizen, sure, feel free to go through with an empty or password-protected device. Maybe you'll be detained for a while, inconvenienced, given a stern talking to, etc.
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by patmcc 10y ago
"Legally allowed" != "acceptable". I can't speak to Sweden directly, but Canada has (almost) gender-neutral parental leave laws and many industries/companies still consider it very unusual if a father wants to
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by patmcc 10y ago
https://caddyserver.com/ - Caddy works pretty nicely, and you should be able to use it as a reverse proxy in front of apache.
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by patmcc 10y ago
Here's the thing though; you can do that, and it'll protect your data, but any nation can still prevent your entry for exactly that reason. "Oh, you brought an empty phone? Give me access to your cloud account. No? Ok, you&#x
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by patmcc 10y ago
I don't think they'd ever make the argument that the content itself is dangerous - but it may give them more information about you, and let them decide that you are dangerous. At an extreme - if you had a document plan_to_takedown
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by patmcc 10y ago
>>Having the same opinion for 24 years is not a virtue. It is if they were good opinions the whole damn time. Being for marriage equality for 24 years is a virtue. Being for an improved social safety net for 24 years is a virtue. Bein
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by patmcc 10y ago
For the last few hundred years women were effectively required to stay home and look after children. We've pretty much doubled the size of the workforce, but have to make some accommodations now that there isn't an assumed stay-at
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by patmcc 10y ago
If you have a porsche but only make $15k a year (or whatever), that's a good indication you're not declaring everything.
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by patmcc 10y ago
It's very safe at the recommended dosage, and has effectively zero side effects. Ibuprofen very commonly causes upset stomach / heartburn.
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by patmcc 10y ago
Certainly it's good to increase your revenue, but saving money is often much more valuable; a dollar saved is $1.4 earned, assuming you live somewhere with a high marginal tax rate.
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by patmcc 10y ago
While interesting, that's a very particular definition of "productive" - male lawyers billed more hours. That doesn't necessarily correspond to more actual work done.
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by patmcc 10y ago
Hopefully, that's about the only thing likely to steer us away from calamity.
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by patmcc 10y ago
I don't understand why marginal cost going down causes copyright to make less sense; I'd argue it now makes more sense, as creators can more easily lose out. Copyright is intended to incentivize people to create things by giving t
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by patmcc 10y ago
>>>I routinely generate images of checks which I then snap a picture of right off the monitor in order to remote deposit. Of course this is always done with the written and signed consent of the account holder. This is clever on yo
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by patmcc 10y ago
Anecdotally, most people I know and talk to in Canada (myself included) are doing fine; the low dollar hurts if you want imports or to travel abroad, but is good for exports and tourism. Alberta is hurting because of oil, but other province
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by patmcc 10y ago
With a wildfire there's no point in fighting 99% of it - you fight the edges that are near people/property, try to contain it, and wait for rain and for it to run out of fuel. So of a 1000 sq km fire it may only be a few dozen lin
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by patmcc 11y ago
That's an excellent way to get people to switch away from Chrome. I love Chrome, use it all the time, but if I can't have any adblocking? No thanks.
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by patmcc 11y ago
>>>For example, CF is used to return stolen good to the owner. It's also used to keep criminals from using the fruits of their crime prior to conviction. Should a bank robber be allowed to use the money from their heist to pay
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by patmcc 11y ago
This whole debacle is making me push back hard on the idea to replace all our old ugly bash build script with shiny new node.js/grunt/gulp ones.
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by patmcc 11y ago
I really wish that looked different in Chrome vs Firefox vs Safari.
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by patmcc 11y ago
>>However, Apple is a neutral third party that holds information needed in an investigation. No, they may have the technical ability to weaken a product they made, which may hold information needed in the investigation. They already p
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Make JavaScript Charts in Angular from Google Sheets Data(tutorials.pluralsight.com)
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by patmcc 11y ago
You still pay for the servers - they can be AWS, DigitalOcean, etc. - Forge handles deployment, provisioning, and all that jazz.

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