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by rovr138 4y ago
I mean, it's also GoDaddy for whatever that's worth. But on the other hand, for an internship, it's good being around other people. Not necessary other employees, but does he have a group of others in similar roles? I've
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by rovr138 4y ago
So, not avoid being framed, but defending against it successfully, which they did.
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by rovr138 4y ago
Looks like you already identified the people that should be in those roles. If they're not doing it or was overlooked for some reason, then that's an issue but not really an argument to not do it.
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by rovr138 4y ago
If the watermark is their logo or name, it could copyrighted or trademarked.
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by rovr138 4y ago
I use a variety of things depending on what it is relating to. I usually use Tiddlywiki to organize what I have to do. If it's programming related, I open Github/Gitlab issues. For smaller prototypes or smaller things I may not ha
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by rovr138 4y ago
Did either of you by any chance send links? Even if message content is encrypted end-to-end, I'm curious if those previews it loads are tracked. Just curiosity. Can't really say they are, but it might explain something.
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by rovr138 4y ago
oh, nice idea with temp sensor. I have extinguishers all over the house, but hadn't considered a temperature sensor set to send alerts. Do you have any recommendations?
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by rovr138 4y ago
> The $85 million price tag constitutes less than 12 hours of its $16 billion quarterly profit, judging from its latest financial results
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by rovr138 4y ago
I moved 1 thing to Github with GitHub actions. The rest I kept on Heroku and paid. I use it and they should be paid for it. Why not?
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by rovr138 4y ago
>During these times you mention, > were hospitals closed? Some, not all. Depends on size and priority. They get brought up depending on priorities. In Puerto Rico, Trauma 1, Centro Medico, has to up first for example. > Shops close
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by rovr138 4y ago
I think the whole point is that the hardware isn’t the same.
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by rovr138 4y ago
I wonder what we'd need to store data 'in transit'. There's a delay with data reaching a location, so why can't we send data to ourselves around the globe and when it gets to us, send it around again.. just around a
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by rovr138 4y ago
> Guido van Rossum edited this page yesterday · 13 revisions Gotta admit. That sounds pretty official
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by rovr138 4y ago
For the most part, yes. I usually leave, and if I can't find what I need somewhere else, I may come back and fiddle either with CSS or even enable JS during that session only. Rarely does a website make it to the list were it's al
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by rovr138 4y ago
Might be worth looking at this, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32531329
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by rovr138 4y ago
Buy a laptop that has a charging port. Then same advice applies. But I would just format it.
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by rovr138 4y ago
Docker? --env-file Read in a file of environment variables https://docs.docker.com/engine/reference/commandline/run/
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by rovr138 4y ago
He took possession. If anything is on that phone now, it's now a game to see who was the last one to have it and to put whatever is there in it.
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by rovr138 4y ago
403, Forbidden, implies permissions. 401, Unauthorized, implies authentication (credentials).
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by rovr138 4y ago
I'm running Safari and it's working. Not Chrome only.
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by rovr138 4y ago
Know of a few people that have gotten dismissive comments to review better the work from X paper of Y author... when the person submitting is that same one. You can't do much.
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by rovr138 4y ago
While I appreciate it as a user, I hope that when it happens they learn from Python and, surprisingly, PHP. PHP took over 10 years between 5 and 7. A bit push to upgrade from 5.6 was around 2017/2018 when support would stop. It was a m
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by rovr138 4y ago
>Not all features fit into a single new function, we need to move mountains to rearrange stuff, and to keep code tidy. Of course. But when modifying another, you can commit and say, Implemented function X. Modified Y to accommodate this
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by rovr138 4y ago
> So likewise when you're "done" you can squash and split them into changes that make more sense logically before pushing to some shared tree that someone else is going to have to reason about. Which keeps context which is
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by rovr138 4y ago
I think usually my issue is with context. I know the benefit of squashing, but I feel they get abused and you loose a lot of context. WIP of a function/method, they could be squashed into a good commit that explains what and why. But s
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by rovr138 4y ago
Completed function <A>. Started function <B> Code for function <B> has the skeleton. Still need to add <...>
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by rovr138 4y ago
I have 4 and should probably buy that wet/dry shop vac I've been meaning to.
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by rovr138 4y ago
Not them, but I would hope the messages are better than "WIP" and expose context vs a commit that simply says 'Implemented X feature". I usually leave those for a tag.
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by rovr138 4y ago
>serving highly-technically-literate customers It would probably be the other way. The more technical literate a user is, the more they'll understand and figure out how things work, the nuances, and use those things. You know that c
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by rovr138 4y ago
Not users wise, but domain wise. Just one domain vs all the domains out there. Badly worded on my part.

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