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robflynn
13y ago
One of my co-workers just received his automatic. I don't believe he's had a chance to hook it up yet but when he does, I'd be happy to ask him to pop over here and give a review.
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I agree. That also takes care of the overly attentive server as well. I had lunch with some co-workers a few weeks ago and the server stopped by our table so many times that we could barely have a conversation. It was mostly to ask us how
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13y ago
How was the process?
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13y ago
That appears to be a subscription service mostly? I didn't see any mention of same day on demand delivery. I may have missed it, though.
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13y ago
Mostly for the reasons specified in the story - people started showing up at other people's houses. If some sketchy folks know how to get ahold of someone who produces powerful mining machines, why not kidnap the person and hold them f
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13y ago
My email's in my profile. I have some contacts in the Carolinas (N. and S. Mostly around Columbia, SC.) that I may be able to use to help you out. Let's chat and see if we can find something for you.
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13y ago
Hahaha.... I was half asleep when I wrote that. That's pretty amazing. Thank you for the laugh. :)
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13y ago
I'll be sending you a pull request in a day or two. I work with dead, blind, hard of hearing, and visually impaired folks. I see a few places where accessibility could be improved with respect to screen readers. Would you be open to a
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13y ago
That's happening in 38 minutes. :) It took a couple weeks for us to get our schedules to sync up.
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13y ago
I recently reviewed a resume of someone who was 69 or 70 years old (I can't remember exactly) who had tons of older (cobol, fortran, et. al) and new (iOS, android) experience. I was very impressed with how up-to-date he had kept himsel
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13y ago
A friend of mine was doing a video shoot for some church organization. They needed a new web host and some changes on their website, so he referred them to me. Through them, I picked up another client or two with which they were associated.
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13y ago
This also reminds me of something similar at The Guardian. http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/interactive/2013/may/26/fire... I thought it was very well done.
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One of my co-workers wanted a standing desk but didn't want to have to stand all of the time. We ended up throwing together a custom solution. Here's a video of it in action. The video starts with the desk in the sitting position
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13y ago
I will often 'reinvent the wheel' on my own time just to gather some more detailed understanding of what's happening behind the scenes. I never really use the stuff in production code, though. I used to code PHP and made a tr
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13y ago
What was the situation with Dodge? I can remember in the early-late 90s (heh, 1997is?) that dodge.com belonged to some financial group. The actual Dodge car company had 4adodge.com, I believe.
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13y ago
People react strangely and unpredictably in circumstances with which they are not familiar. I think her reaction was probably more along the lines of "This is crazy and you just happen to be filming it."
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I am very curious about this as well.
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13y ago
I had similar findings in my office, with Parallels actually topping the list. I'm not sure if that was a fluke or not, as it was a windows VM that I needed to run, but VMWare definitely surpassed VirtualBox for that and some other tes
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13y ago
Fair enough, though, at least they have tooltips and are screen reader accessible. (I work in accessibility and a lot of things make me cry. :( )
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It happened to me once. It was a weird surreal experience. This was back in 2001. Company went under while I was flying across the country. I learned about it as I left the plane at my destination. I ended up accepting a new job offer la
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A person posted a comment on Reddit claiming to have done so: http://www.reddit.com/r/technology/comments/1ewszk/att_just_... I have no first hand experience myself but just happened to read that comment earlier today.
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13y ago
Thanks for posting this. I'm going to be learning Go for a little side project and couldn't quite remember this mechanism.
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One of my co-workers was working with some radio equipment years ago. A storm started moving in and he decided to go turn off the equipment and unplug things. Just as he got over to the equipment, lightning struck. He woke up on his floor
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Oh, I know. I'm a bit cloudy on whether or not he knew where they came from immediately. He did eventually figure it out. I'm just wondering about cases where you really honestly do not know. I have a (maybe unnatural?) fear of something l
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What do you do in the situation where you really don't know where the bills came from? They basically got him to make a plea deal. They were going to hit him with a few felonies.
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It's really sickening how things play out. I have a friend who was jailed for counterfeiting. He weed from someone and received counterfeit bills as change. Next day, he bought a pizza with the change. After he got home, he realized the mon
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33 / SC
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13y ago
Of my 10 google apps for domain accounts, 9 were down. They seem to have all trickled back online over the past 30 minutes. Looks like things are coming back online gradually.
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14y ago
I'm happy that you're okay. Just don't let it control your life in a negative way / cause you to live in fear. I know that sounds easier said than done. While not on the same scale, it took me a while to move past insane amounts of fear an
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14y ago
With the respect to the password, there was an additional log from the hacker stating that the key password was held in memory and was accessed by him via Cold Fusion. He claims to have been able to decrypt the credit card data at that poin
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