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by paulie_a 6y ago
I am going to take a look at Django-q I've used celery very successfully in the past once setup. About ten years ago I had problems connecting to rabbitmq. I finally found a solution and posted it on the GitHub project page. The funn
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by paulie_a 6y ago
There was a great defcon talk about this. Basically using unicode and registering domain names with a bit flip resulted in results. Like email at Microsoft and some other major companies. I think the title was dns squatting but can't f
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by paulie_a 6y ago
I don't think so, I think it's mfgs skimping on the hardware. I have an xps 13 and it is incredibly precise. My old lenovo was ok. Not terrible but nothing like the xps. Which in my opinion beats a macbook pro.
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by paulie_a 6y ago
Samsung makes great hardware but shit software. From TV to tablets to laptops If it involves code it is going to be terrible for the customer.
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by paulie_a 6y ago
Could you send me an email because my company is starting something similar
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by paulie_a 6y ago
I blocked them from my Google feed as well as numerous other ones. I'm not going to pay to see ads
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by paulie_a 6y ago
You can use it for privacy, by ruining the tracking data.
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by paulie_a 6y ago
YouTube Android now seems to autoplay but not when you are casting. I haven't looked into it, who knows I might have flipped the switch. But previously they would or would not autoplay on both as far as I can recall
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by paulie_a 6y ago
You can pay a nominal fee and not get ads.
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by paulie_a 6y ago
Open letter to Google Earth. Fuck off
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by paulie_a 6y ago
It's lacking everything. Eggs and paprika are cheap as hell. The amazing egg is healthy despite 40 years lies
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by paulie_a 6y ago
Isn't that upto the individual tonoaybthpse taxes?
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by paulie_a 6y ago
It happened
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by paulie_a 6y ago
Sorry to break the news. But end users have one requirement...don't fucking annoy me That it. That's the key to any saas.
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by paulie_a 6y ago
I actually like the P2 and working with smp clerons. But the AMD dx was a nice chip too
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by paulie_a 6y ago
Not really. Talk to an end user. If the query took minutes it doesnt ruin their day.
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by paulie_a 6y ago
Or as a developer use the orm for ease and ignore learning a new language. Saving a couple miliseconds is really not that important to most devs.
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by paulie_a 6y ago
Meanwhile amd has been cleaning their clock for decades at a better price point. Literally there were people born that can legally drink now. Intel is the grey goose of chips. Amd gets the job done
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by paulie_a 6y ago
Especially when no one uses it.
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by paulie_a 6y ago
Wasn't that the name of some shitty product from the 90s?
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by paulie_a 6y ago
That press release had words. That's important
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by paulie_a 6y ago
I have never been asked for ID outside of opening an account and it was not scanned in at any point.
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by paulie_a 6y ago
I thought my new xps 13 was good. Guess not
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by paulie_a 6y ago
That wi be highly dependent on the MLS available in your area. There is no universal or standard MLS and the information collected can vary wildly between cities and counties. Monitoring that checkbox if available would require access to an
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by paulie_a 6y ago
The us already controls the seas
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by paulie_a 6y ago
Sabotage that the plans
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by paulie_a 6y ago
I totally forgot about the handspring, I had one in high school. Great device!
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by paulie_a 6y ago
For some reason I feel like the pixel 3 was discontinued after like 2 months.
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by paulie_a 6y ago
Splittig it up so you can also determine the environment. I do this with Django settings the time: base/common, local, testing, production. The latter are very tiny and contain small bits of extra configuration. Personally I like this
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by paulie_a 6y ago
I never have a unified requirements file.

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