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A History of Eve Database Server Hardware(eveonline.com)
13 points by petepete 5y ago|3 comments
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by petepete 5y ago
This is where Cucumber is great. I know it doesn't get much love on here, but a feature per requirement is a good level to start at. I'd recommend using `Examples` tables for testing each combination. Having your features run on e
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by petepete 5y ago
Hate to remind you but we're a third of the way through 2022.
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by petepete 5y ago
Ah thanks! Thought I'd missed out for a bit there.
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by petepete 5y ago
Sorry what is Sim City 4000? Is it a mobile game or are you referring to Sim City 4? Or was SC4 called different things in other markets?
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by petepete 5y ago
All databases should offer an --i-am-a-dummy mode, and probably enable it by default in clients. It prevents you from running update or delete statements that don't have a where clause. https://dev.mysql.com/doc/re
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by petepete 5y ago
I made a little program that assists with Wordle too. It's neither elegant nor perfect but seems like it works pretty well. https://github.com/peteryates/dotfiles/blob/master/bin/bin/w...
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by petepete 5y ago
The problem is that even if it's not Ruby's problem directly, people who don't know the ecosystem will still get stuck along the way. Every Ruby developer I know users rbenv, rvm or asdf to manage their versions and take the
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by petepete 5y ago
On the bright side, the moreutils version doesn't have a nag screen.
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by petepete 5y ago
I like both COC and CMP (native). COC is way easier to set up and the default config is fine. CMP is lighter and more configurable, and it works really nicely with luasnip (my snippet engine of choice). Under the hood they both use the same
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by petepete 5y ago
At this point I'd use recommend Codespaces. I taught some of my less techy colleagues how to make content changes with it and it was a breeze.
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by petepete 5y ago
https://github.com/facebook/draft-js/issues/1077 _Perhaps_ it wasn't intentional, but it started happening around the time FB started forcing people to use Messenger and now you can't even access me
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by petepete 5y ago
From a company that intentionally broke text editing on mobile to force people to install the Messenger app, I wouldn't use it even if it was great.
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by petepete 5y ago
This lines up with what Don Don Komarechka says on the subject. His images are fantastic and he shoots micro 4/3. https://www.donkom.ca
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by petepete 5y ago
I use a makefile to set up a new computer. https://github.com/peteryates/dotfiles/blob/master/Makefile#...
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by petepete 5y ago
Mine definitely understands a few two words ones. "Who's that" is something we always said when approaching someone we recognise, and now if she hears those words - even totally out of context, mid way through a conversation
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by petepete 5y ago
If you lock your password manager with a hardware security key, you get the best of both worlds. The NFC Yubikey works well in this niche.
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by petepete 5y ago
Interesting, the ease of editing syntax highlighting rules is something I hadn't considered. It feels like lots of editors are moving to Tree-sitter so things may improve in that regard.
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by petepete 5y ago
Which features of Npp are you struggling to find in other editors? I used Npp a bit a decade ago when I had to work with Windows but it didn't really have any stand out features (not a complaint, it worked perfectly for what I needed).
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by petepete 5y ago
It's generally a mess. I have my TV connected to home cinema system via ARC and I need to manually change a setting in the TV to make it output the right format. The infuriating thing is that the TV _knows_ what format it's dealin
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IOCCC 2019 endoh – Most in need of debugging [video](youtube.com)
1 points by petepete 5y ago|0 comments
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by petepete 5y ago
Also L4D seems largely forgotten compared to TF2 but was definitely a hit in its own right.
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by petepete 5y ago
BBC doesn't run ads in the UK but the BBC World Service has done on some stations for a few years.
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by petepete 5y ago
Yeah. I love Firefox but I wish they'd stop trying to make me use Pocket or their VPN.
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by petepete 5y ago
I was trying to use parallel properly for the first time last week and the nag screen put me off and made me choose an alternative. I ended up with the moreutils one and it appears to work just as well for my simple needs.
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by petepete 5y ago
Yeah Nord is definitely lower contrast than most, you do get used to it though. Reminds me a bit of a blueish Zenburn.
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by petepete 5y ago
I might've misunderstood the question but Dracula has per-app configs available: https://draculatheme.com/visual-studio-code They're all separate projects on GitHub so you can usually just use them with your regul
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by petepete 5y ago
I admit that having the branch name always there is overkill, but having it display your rebase status or flag when there are uncommitted changes is genuinely useful.
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by petepete 5y ago
Over recent years I've been drawn to the cross-tool themes like Nord and Dracula. https://www.nordtheme.com/ https://draculatheme.com/ Having consistency between neovim, fzf, bat, tmux, tig and fish is
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by petepete 5y ago
The short answer is that the native date inputs aren't accessible. They don't work nicely with all assistive technology like JAWS. There's more of a discussion here https://github.com/alphagov/govuk-desig

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