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by redwards510 10y ago
fix: .codeSnippetContainer span { /* color: #000 !important; */ }
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by redwards510 10y ago
Yeah, I just came to say this. Here's the code, with obvious color markers. http://i.imgur.com/91dFyRr.png
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by redwards510 10y ago
Can someone give an example of a use case for a Deconstructor?
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by redwards510 10y ago
Sir, this is HN. You may assume we are root.
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by redwards510 10y ago
Yes. I replaced my Nexus6 with a OnePlus3 ($400) because paying the Pixel's price ($950) would have made me feel like a sucker. The screen is excellent, and there is a wide variety of ROMs to choose from.
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by redwards510 10y ago
Except for the looooooooooooooooong hours and lack of work/life balance..
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by redwards510 10y ago
I don't mind homework, but companies need to start specifying their salary range up front. I've been having a lot of time wasted lately by getting through Tech Interview #1 or Homework #1, only to find out their max salary is laug
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by redwards510 10y ago
Haha! This is exactly the argument I use when trying to negotiate! I say "you won't be able to find anyone for what you are paying me now". Management shrugs. I tell management in no uncertain terms "i need to make more
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by redwards510 10y ago
> They still wouldn't budge, so I got a counteroffer for $30k more than I was making, Getting a counteroffer is not the same as what the OP is suggesting. Using another job offer as a leverage for a raise is not recommended by most
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by redwards510 10y ago
If only things were so easy. Our department gets allocated $XX,XXX each year for raises. My boss has to split that among eight people. If I were to get a 5% bump like OP recommends, other people would get nothing. Sounds like typical D-grad
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by redwards510 10y ago
Go back and read SB other messages[1]. After the first message, it seemed like a PR stunt by a foreign intelligence agency, with this impossible auction designed to throw people off, but all of their messages since have been designed to exp
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by redwards510 10y ago
> alternative to constant warfare How about the existential threat of climate change? Either way though, the driver is survival.
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by redwards510 10y ago
I've read forums about hardcore gamers who remove the bezels on certain monitors in order to group them together for seamless FPS displays. You can probably find it by searching.
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From what I've read online, the only positive reviews are from the tech blog reviewers who got them for free. Us common folk on forums took one look at that price and that uninspired design and said forget it. I'd rather have a On
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by redwards510 10y ago
> why would the manufacturer have that port set to be forwarded? Because remote management, and the default state is to have everything opened up to facilitate pain-free setup and config.
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by redwards510 10y ago
I believe the parent means installing Ubuntu Touch on your android phone. The best tool to do this with is MultiROM[1], an app in the play store that allows you to select the ROM you want at boot time. I tried this a couple years ago on a N
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by redwards510 10y ago
Checking the box to block 3rd party cookies is great advice, but I would not tell my Mom or any other casual user to do it. Why? You wind up with a lot of very weird, hard-to-track down bugs in web pages. I've seen failures in OAUTH an
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by redwards510 10y ago
If you have to wear a pair of noise blocking headphones all day at your workplace so you aren't distracted, maybe your workplace isn't ideal.
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by redwards510 10y ago
Agreed! Our space has 3ft high cube walls and you hear every single conversation everyone has. It's incredibly distracting and I can no longer just throw headphones on to mask it. Now I find too much music distracting too.
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It would be counter-productive to escalate this issue in the cyberwarfare arena. We'd just do what we always do, punish them financially with sanctions and by continuing to push fracking so that the price of oil stays low.
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by redwards510 10y ago
I would too, but consider what you are asking for. Text logs. Easily fakeable text logs. If they provided an excel spreadsheet with a bunch of Russian IPs on it, what do you really do with that? In this case they are just saying "look,
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by redwards510 10y ago
Depends on what that source code does. What if it overloads electrical systems placed in orphanages in China where they grow hackers and burns down the building with the kids inside?
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by redwards510 10y ago
Understandable complaints, but isn't the latter just standard procedure in modern cyberwarfare? I think I would be more upset if America didn't have any offensive zero-day weapons to strike with. If we only had capability against
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by redwards510 10y ago
I've owned iDevices, and they have this curious ability to 'age' themselves into the dumpster after two years of iOS updates. The latest iOS versions run incredibly slow (or not at all) on older devices and you are left with
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by redwards510 10y ago
Interestingly, during the presentation today, the woman said "running Nougat", no mention of 7.1
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Actually, there is the idea of "net carbs" on keto. This means if the package says: Carbs: 4g Fiber: 3g Your net carbs is 1g. You always subtract out the fiber from the carbs. There's a long explanation for why you do this, I
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I think a lot of those types of testimonials come from people who have tried other dieting styles and failed with them. One of the biggest reasons that people really enjoy keto is that a high fat + protein diet leaves you feeling sated even
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I used the Keto Fuel soylent for all my food for about four months on keto. It's much more delicious than Soylent (chocolate, cinnamon, vanilla). You add MCT oil and heavy whipping cream to it for the fats needed. Strongly recommended
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by redwards510 10y ago
Yes, I don't understand the logic of how people can push identity politics and yet also be against racism/segregation.
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While I certainly sympathize with this attitude, these days I simply can't afford to think this way. If all I do is write code from a spec, what separates me from the millions of other 10x cheaper coders offshore? My native English ski

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