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by randlet 12y ago
Strange. I tried just this morning before posting but I will update my password and try again. edit: after updating my password it's now case sensitive, and allows special chars. As the sibling comment suggests, it looks like they ha
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by randlet 12y ago
TD's password is still HORRIBLE. It is case insensitive and ignores anything after the first 8 characters and doesn't allow special characters. If my password is "aBc123De" I can log in by entering the password "AB
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by randlet 12y ago
I do pretty much the same thing (although I have two colours :) Since you don't ever pair any of your socks the wear is fairly even since you are picking two random socks every morning. If a single sock gets a hole in it you just thr
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by randlet 13y ago
Danielle is a she not a he
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Heartbleed bug: 900 SINs stolen from Revenue Canada (cbc.ca)
3 points by randlet 13y ago|0 comments
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by randlet 13y ago
Done correctly, reviewing papers is a tedious, time consuming & utterly thankless job that takes time away from your own research. Papers also often go through 2 or three rounds of reviewing/revision. Each one of these cycles can
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by randlet 13y ago
A big part of it is about user expectations. I would be shocked if any experienced Python programmer who wasn't familiar with this exact implementation detail expected the following: if datetime.time(0, 0, 0): print &quo
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by randlet 13y ago
"If your office has a phone system that uses short extensions internally, have your IT department set one up to redirect to your cell phone. That way you can tell your coworkers to dial “5555”, instead of your whole number." Fanta
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by randlet 13y ago
You can make your chain more coarse than daily. For example, for me it's a lot easier to commit to doing something 5 days a week rather every single day so my chain links are measured in units of weeks rather than days. You don't
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by randlet 13y ago
On your register page you have "27/7" support. Is that meant to be 24/7 or is "27/7" something which I'm not aware of?
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by randlet 13y ago
If you read the article it's clear they were tracking people for weeks after they left the airport: "The document shows the federal intelligence agency was then able to track the travellers for a week or more as they — and their w
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by randlet 13y ago
The IPython debugger ipdb also makes a great replacement for the builtin pdb.
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by randlet 13y ago
Man I had the exact same reaction. Playing that box game made me think "wow that is the kind of thing I would have loved to spend days implementing in horribly written Turbo Pascal 15 or 16 years ago".
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by randlet 13y ago
Very much agreed. For me staying home with my kid is much harder than going to work. It is boring, repetitive, frustrating...mentally draining.
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by randlet 13y ago
If current experience with XP is any indicator; " companies want desktop operating systems they can rely on for three to five years" should probably be changed to "companies want desktop operating systems they can rely on for
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by randlet 13y ago
Adrian & Jacob built a great framework, but more importantly they helped oversee the building of an awesome community and ecosystem over the last 8-9 years. Thank you both!
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by randlet 13y ago
I'm in the same position I tried (default search in all browsers for a month) but found that I was using a !g on virtually every query. Eventually I just gave up and went back to Google.
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by randlet 13y ago
I think a bigger threat is from insurance companies[1]. "Want insurance? Sure but first you just need to install this black box in your car!" [1] http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/car-tracking-devices-spark-
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by randlet 13y ago
My boss recently had a problem where they couldn't log into their Mac even though their password hadn't changed. With two minutes of googling I found it was very simple to enter single user mode and recover their account. Pretty
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by randlet 13y ago
This looks great numlocked! Excited to give it a whirl. I spend a lot of time writing intranet CRUD apps and these kinds of tools can be really useful to give your users access to the raw data so they can export to csv & do their own a
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Interpy: Ruby like string interpolation in Python(github.com)
1 points by randlet 13y ago|0 comments
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by randlet 13y ago
It's two extra chars to write print(varname). One if your editor auto-inserts matching parens!
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by randlet 13y ago
That looks great. Thanks for the heads up!
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by randlet 13y ago
git clone https://github.com/django-debug-toolbar/django-debug-toolbar... cd django-debug-toolbar python setup.py install I guess?
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by randlet 13y ago
If you use pip it is just a `pip install django-debug-toolbar` away so it can't get too much easier than that!
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by randlet 13y ago
The biggest thing for me is that it allows you to profile your SQL queries from AJAX calls which Django Debug Toolbar doesn't handle.
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by randlet 13y ago
DDT and Django devserver[1] are the two first packages I install for every new Django project. Thanks to anyone who has contributed to this release! [1] https://github.com/dcramer/django-devserver
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by randlet 13y ago
Yes! Allowing the local python/ruby/... groups to use their space is much appreciated! Congrats to Shopfiy on their continuing success!
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by randlet 13y ago
Apparently they're struggling on bulk deliveries too since so many people are opting out[1]. [1] http://globalnews.ca/news/585922/canada-post-opts-for-junk-m...
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by randlet 13y ago
I'm in a downtown Ottawa "condo" (row house really) and all the homes around here have door to door delivery. It's pretty common I think.

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