rntksi

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   by rntksi 8y ago

   "The Dictator's Handbook" will be a nice read for managing roles.
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   by rntksi 8y ago

   I've noticed most people in my organisation hate the idea of having work chat in a browser tab. They really liked having a separate app.
3. 183.▲
   by rntksi 8y ago

   Yup happened to me when using Firefox Focus with tracking disabled & no cookies. Using Chrome didn't trigger that error.
4. 184.▲
   by rntksi 8y ago

   Any idea why sharing this link to Pocket on Android 9 does not work? ("this webpage does not contain a valid link")
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   by rntksi 8y ago

   It did that for me too. I found out afterwards that plus codes have two forms, a short and long. If you enter just the short form, it won't be accurate without the ", city" part (e.g. 2A6A+1Q is short form, must be entered li
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   by rntksi 8y ago

   Hey! I love your tool. Any chance of allowing keywords that are specific to a SQL implementation? (e.g. PostgreSQL) If I enter "CREATE MATERIALIZED VIEW ... WITH DATA;" in for example, it would tell me "materialized" and
7. 187.▲
   by rntksi 8y ago

   It can be derogatory. But yes it's not that commonly used as a defamatory comment.
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   by rntksi 8y ago

   Reading your comment really put the news article in proper context. Thanks.
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   by rntksi 8y ago

   Nice. Notice also how in the recent match of Argentine vs Iceland (their first time playing for the World Cup), the Iceland team decided to play defensively but NOT to mark Messi.
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    by rntksi 9y ago

    That was unexpected, to see BKED being mentioned here! I was about 6 years old when I first used it (that, and a nice game called "bum"). This brings back so much memories. And to think that it had this much history behind its pro
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    by rntksi 9y ago

    Maybe because this is a world news article, and us Brits didn't actually start this bombing initiative?
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    by rntksi 9y ago

    This article was posted a few weeks ago on HN, you might want to read: http://oliverzheng.com/2018/how-to-quit-a-top-tier-tech-job/
13. 193.▲
    by rntksi 9y ago

    You might want to try Grim Dawn. If Turn-based works too then Darkest Dungeon.
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    Here is a programming language that reads like a recipe(github.com)

    1 points by rntksi 9y ago|0 comments
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    by rntksi 9y ago

    I do remember they used Perl for backend, and there was a resident Perl-guru. I'm not sure with all the new Zend engine refactoring whether Perl still lives inside the BBC ...
16. 196.▲
    by rntksi 9y ago

    I was once a Jr Dev for the BBC too (back in the days). It was exactly as you described. Extremely beneficial in terms of personal development due to the culture it offered.
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    by rntksi 9y ago

    https://spideroak.com/personal/encryptr You can have this on MacOS, Windows, your smartphone. Great when you only have your phone with you and you need to login somewhere to do stuff.
18. 198.▲
    by rntksi 9y ago

    Trying very hard to ignore it, but to be honest... The logo looks like a smiling phallus.
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    by rntksi 9y ago

    Hello! Have you had a look at Klipfolio.com ? We're using it but it's not flexible enough, and the code editing sucks. I think there's definitely a market out there for this thing, so I hope you succeed at what you do, and do
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    by rntksi 10y ago

    There used to be this resident Perl-guru in an obscure area, back when we were sitting over in TVC (FM&T J area), who would debug stuffs for us when things were not working right. Can't remember his name though (Scott? Paul?). I wo
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    by rntksi 10y ago

    always love how you optimise the news front page. are you guys still running the Perl backend and "Html Put" :) @joseph_wynn ? a former BBC News CSD here.
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    by rntksi 10y ago

    With MacOS, I particularly love MailMate. It's been with me for years, and I love how it handles the flow of editing mail messages. You take care of the contents, it takes care of formatting. If you've ever tried LaTeX, it's
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    by rntksi 13y ago

    the fear of a pedophile going to kidnap/abduct/molest your kids doesn't happen in other societies today though, so there must be some influence from the differing media, I'm sure. It doesn't make much sense in the w
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    by rntksi 14y ago

    A few comments about the text editor: 1. The first line, once selected, show the (b/i/") box too high up to be able to click. Need to let the pop-up-on-hilight change orientation based on position on browser. 2. Once clicked, the " makes th
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    New Year's Resolution Generator(moninavelarde.com)

    1 points by rntksi 14y ago|0 comments
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    by rntksi 14y ago

    Thanks for the summary. People obviously think they're safe when they have an AV solution installed...
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    by rntksi 15y ago

    I think s/he meant that in the statement, they used the wording "unlike finished products", meaning that if it actually was finished products , some rights and ownerships would've been retained by the seller. In which case, what rights and