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rovr138
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4y ago
I write comments and create lists for what should happen. As I go through the list, I take the line and place it above the code. Besides helping me go through things, it also helps anyone that comes in months after to work on it.
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In the case of storage and servers, redundancy usually maps to uptime and availability. Think RAID or HA. Copies are distinct copies. If your RAID catches fire, you want a copy that's somewhere else. Think external drive. In terms of b
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4y ago
I want to see this hosted from them
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Unless they decide to turn it off, they would just stagnate in features. Regarding it costing money, yes, of course. But costs increases as users increase. If you're giving away your product for free, that's an issue. If you'
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That introduces another variable that shouldn't matter. It also assumes that every catholic is anti-abortion. People and their beliefs are more complex than that.
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4y ago
Then why draw the line at abortion?
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4y ago
I've been using a Advantage Pro for over 10 years now and it's great. But I still travel and use my MBP's and now my Surface Pro's keyboard. Besides shortcuts between Windows and Mac, I can type on any of them. Of course
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4y ago
Not sure if you mean WSL2 or Docker Desktop. I've tried both. Both are a pain IMO (but Mac doesn't really improve this). With WSL2 you end up with another abstraction layer that you have to figure how to get your programs to work
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4y ago
Sometimes I just want to just browse and consume content and don't need a keyboard. Sometimes I want to annotate and handwrite on something and the ones with keyboards that fold back, become too thick. The iPad has a great size and dep
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4y ago
I want an iPad (Pro or whatever) with a full OS. I want to run the full browser I want, if needed, I want to be able to load up some code and review/run tests and maybe start coding something simple and keep going. There are apps that
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4y ago
They track when you click. Combine that with Google Analytics, they know how long you stayed there. They also know if you went back, clicked on another and so on.
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4y ago
python3 -u -c 'import sys while (1): sys.stdout.write("1")'| pv>/dev/null 427KiB/s python3 -c 'import sys while (1): sys.stdout.write("1")'| pv>/d
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4y ago
They tried to cover a breach. They sued Krebs for publishing on it. There have been other issues too.
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I actually find that smaller communities on Reddit are pretty good. Just unsub from all the defaults and find your place. Talking about Reddit as a whole is not easy. It’s insane how wide it is.
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4y ago
I mean, if they had solutions that compete with what the other market has, then companies can support both. This professional training would help with that. It's not necessarily that things aren't available. Sometimes it's ju
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hence, > I'm so happy they took this unrounding advice in the other direction :-) they went up, the others went down.
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4y ago
Now it's a shortcut away, CMD + Shift + .
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5y ago
If I have 6000, and it deletes 3000. Does it show the next 3000? No idea, just wondering if it's just batches of 3000 would solve that.
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5y ago
I always do this. I download the tar, extract it, put it on /opt/firefox and then create whatever shortcut I need. Been doing this for years. That way I don't have to wait until the repo or ppa's are updated.
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5y ago
They’ve had a chat client for quite some time. They just added a protocol.
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5y ago
Even if End to End encrypted, the client has access to the decrypted content and could log it.
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5y ago
Both can be done. First one is more common. Second one depends on your industry and who your competitor is (sleaziness)
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Not them, but this is the info we have; I was paying for in-search adverts across multiple search engines, I was commissioning custom made adverts to place in online used car market places. I was spending time optimising the 'bid
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5y ago
My "hack" around this is, have a friend that's a lawyer. I lucked out in that we had been friends before. I have answered many development and programming questions and issues for them, and they have for me too. To others com
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I've printed long, MESSY, code, huge functions, to review and cleanup. I loved working with engineers and using their plotter for that. Had a ton of space to actually write things out and draw connections.
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I use some projects that use vnc and also have setup novnc on them.. Here’s an example of one, https://github.com/accetto/ubuntu-vnc-xfce-g3 Novnc just allows accessing things via a browser too. I use it for quick chec
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I thought the same, but upon reading, I agree with your interpretation.
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5y ago
When I try the api link with my account*, I get the data returned. On the site, it says my account is available. When I put something random on the api link, it returned the not found message.
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Not them, but I see the same thing. When I try the api link, I get back an ID and a bunch of other data. If I put something random in it, I get message: not found
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If that’s all the identifying data and it is discarded, then it’s anonymous. We don’t know they’re using it. We don’t know they’re not using it either. But the fact that it’s sent doesn’t mean it’s used.
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