rantanplan

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by rantanplan 8y ago
Everything you say is so true. In a similar vein, all those ready-made REST libraries that help you shoehorn your business models into 1-to-1 mappings between them and your REST resources/endpoints, have no reason to exist. And yet you
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by rantanplan 8y ago
> Is #3 really a problem? I certainly wouldn't expect schema changes to perform well, and increasing complexity just to help in this area would seem silly. Not the parent, but obviously they refer to the online schema migration prob
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by rantanplan 8y ago
Yes, due to the highly volatile JS landscape I was just trying to figure out what it means. So thanks Don't know why I got downvoted but ok I guess.
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by rantanplan 8y ago
> Angular 6 and all future main releases will be supported for 18 months. Does that mean that every 18 months you'd have to rewrite your app in the newer angular version? And if not, what does it mean?
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by rantanplan 8y ago
You just throw aphorisms around, with no elaboration whatsoever. You answered neither to my nor your immediate parent's post.
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by rantanplan 8y ago
What you say makes zero sense. NSA benefited from companies having access to people's data. Those companies were doing their job for them, for free.
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by rantanplan 8y ago
That is one? _That_ is one? Have you heard of cancer? That is _everything_! So what did we achieve with our superior capitalistic systems when it comes to fighting one of the worst threats to our species? Look, I ain't a communist, but
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by rantanplan 8y ago
http://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-39640165
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by rantanplan 8y ago
But it is a ref. It's an alias for the last commit of a particular timeline, as I said above.
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by rantanplan 8y ago
> They don't point to specific files or commits. A branch points to the tip(last commit) of a particular timeline.
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by rantanplan 9y ago
Nevermind, I solved it.
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by rantanplan 9y ago
Followed your puzzle until I got to a particular heroku app page(ostensibly for posting a file), but it didn't seem to contain any info for the next step. Is it unfinished or did I miss a clue?
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by rantanplan 9y ago
What do you mean by "not git integration"?
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by rantanplan 9y ago
What kind of company or culture is that, when someone asks for help from a group and no one volunteers to even suggest to them a person that would be the best candidate to help them? I've never been at such a company and I hope I never
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by rantanplan 9y ago
You should stop being a manager. Or get training to become a better one. Seriously. When a member of your team can't perform because he's not given the proper resources(access, help, info, etc), it should be your number 1 job to f
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by rantanplan 9y ago
https://jitsi.org/ Surprisingly good. No account required, no limit on number of people, good screen sharing, works everywhere(because web-based).
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by rantanplan 9y ago
Unfortunately GNOME and consistency never went together. From time to time I revisit the GNOME dektop to assess if it's a viable alternative to my KDE. What I still see is random, incoherent apps, meshed together, with the worst possib
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by rantanplan 9y ago
A niche?
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by rantanplan 9y ago
Isn't firewalld just a front-end for iptables?
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by rantanplan 9y ago
https://www.theregister.co.uk/2015/02/17/kaspersky_labs_equa... There is an equivalent article from Ars technica, if "theregister" isn't to your liking. As for the evidence on routers and Inter
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by rantanplan 9y ago
> the NSA boogeyman is hiding behind every rock and tree are starting to become quite tiresome. Yeah indeed, they have backdoor-ed every ISP, nation, router, HDD, what-have-you in existence and these people keep telling boogeyman tales.
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by rantanplan 9y ago
https://pypi.python.org/pypi/urllib3
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by rantanplan 9y ago
You're right. It seems I did remove the space. When I put it back in it doesn't print anything.
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by rantanplan 9y ago
The regex they have for identifying fake/harmful packages is wrong. `pip list –format=legacy | egrep '^(acqusition|apidev-coop|bzip|crypt|django-server|pwd|setup-tools|telnet|urlib3|urllib) '` This incorrectly lists `urllib3`
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by rantanplan 9y ago
> A less high-tech component of the attack reportedly included using a dwarf to scale inside the embassy wall and emplace listening devices. Amazing
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by rantanplan 9y ago
> That's the entire point of science Challenge accepted :D Scientific fact 1: methadone doesn't alleviate the addiction. It actually feeds it to the point that it increases the patient's tolerance at which point you have t
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by rantanplan 9y ago
> What makes methadone so different? You can survive without it for starters. Not the case with heart medicine I guess? If you saw people, with the same condition as yours, having a good quality of life without medicine wouldn't you
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by rantanplan 9y ago
Well then, that's what I wanted to hear. Next thing would be for Arch to officially support SELinux and we're good to go :D
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by rantanplan 9y ago
I think Debian has a better process in which they vet packagers. It's a bit more tedious but I'd put my trust more easily in such a system. > Most AUR packages I have seen have been incredibly easy to read It's not about q
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by rantanplan 9y ago
Which I haven't ever used because I never needed them? (Talking about COPR, I don't use ubuntu). In contrast with AUR without which you don't have much of a useful desktop experience.

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