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by snapetom 5y ago
Yep. It's like governments that forbid use of things like facial recognition software by its police departments. Sure, the police department doesn't use facial recognition, but they commonly work around this by using a vendor th
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by snapetom 5y ago
Exactly. Until people are arrested, the government just basically shutdown a REvil billboard. They'll just pop up with a new one. No one has actually stopped REvil hacking operations. There's been a lot of drama with their affi
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by snapetom 5y ago
Did you ask them why they've switched jobs? I've been asked that a couple of times and I guess the answers have been satisfactory enough because I've gotten an offer afterwards. As an interviewer, I've only encountered a
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by snapetom 5y ago
"The city is embarking on new tourism and promotional direction that will reflect its diverse communities and “showcase a vibrant, diverse, modern city that is attractive to residents, domestic and international visitors, new businesse
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by snapetom 5y ago
Basically Seattle, too. We've had about 200 incidents of rock throwing at cars on freeways this year. City "leaders" finally did something about it at around incident #175 by clearing the homeless encampments along the freew
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by snapetom 5y ago
Makes sense, but you're still condemning the victim to a lifetime of drugs and compromised immune system with little consequence.
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by snapetom 5y ago
It sounds like the Canadian government just wants to do a bit of bureaucratic legal cleanup, but honestly I'm just confused. If she was denied entry and thus she isn't in Canada, then what's the big deal? Surely she can&#x2
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by snapetom 5y ago
Great to hear, but didn't GIMP just make the switch to 3?
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by snapetom 5y ago
I just have always had a lot of problems in general with GTK programs on Mac (well, admittedly I've used just GIMP and Inkscape) that involve scrolling and zooming with Magic Mouse. The action is just not smooth and jumpy, which makes
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by snapetom 5y ago
That's pretty awesome. Must have been frustrating and exciting for her to be on that cusp.
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by snapetom 5y ago
I've only worn Doc Martens since the early 90's. For a long time, even after they moved manufacturing to China, they were fine. About 5-7 years ago, though, I noticed the quality took an absolute nosedive. Since then, I found ou
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by snapetom 5y ago
> there's been a ton of breaking changes since. Basically a major redesign of everything That's exactly why I stopped using it. I used it for five years and witnessed tons of features introduced then dropped and re-architect
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by snapetom 5y ago
I gave up on all open source home automation solutions. Home Assistant is the "least bad" but that's not saying much at all. I pony upped for a Hubitat earlier this year, and although the GUI is fugly, it just works and I do
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by snapetom 5y ago
Stuff like this is always cool and gee whiz, but it will never muster in the US that I know of, and I suspect most developed countries. Anything on the bedside, especially in ICU, has to be examined by the FDA to the point where they want t
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by snapetom 5y ago
About three or four years ago, college football formally implemented a targeting (helmet to helmet contact) rule that had immediate impact on the way tackling is taught in college and high school. Players are now taught to tackle shoulder
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by snapetom 5y ago
No, it's definitely different. The Bluetooth permissions come up whenever you pair a new Pokeball/Go Plus/3rd Party Device like Gotcha. It strictly asks if you want to pair a new Bluetooth device. The network discovery is
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by snapetom 5y ago
Yeah, but Let's Go and Pokeball were released years ago. Go Plus was released almost Day 1, if I recall. All of those connect via Bluetooth and never required a network. They all still work just fine if you deny PoGo the permission
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by snapetom 5y ago
Pokemon Go started asking for this back in March with an update. I don't think it was ever figured out why it would want access, and it's certainly not for Chromecast/Roku/AppleTV.
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by snapetom 5y ago
In my market, Uber Eats was pretty limited in restaurant options from Day 1 and DoorDash blew them away quickly. I haven't checked in recently on UE to see as a whole how it's doing in terms of options. However, I know my favori
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by snapetom 5y ago
I've never heard of these libraries. Anyone know what they did?
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by snapetom 5y ago
The solution was, and always been, to have someone review every commit to the libraries that your app uses, and raise red flags for security vulnerabilities and breaking changes to your application. Oh, boy, I would love to work for a compa
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by snapetom 5y ago
I bought a Hubitat earlier this year. It just works. GUI's a bit dated, and you kind of have to get used to the philosophy. However, once you get the hang of it, it's reliable, easy, and flexible enough for my needs.
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by snapetom 5y ago
Of course not. Now there's a third way - Blueprints. I've bitched about HA before and won't rehash all of it. The project requires a lot of time investment and the devs care mainly about playing with the latest tooling. Fr
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by snapetom 5y ago
Yep. And everyone was afraid of all these drag and drop tools that generated Java code. "You just have to know UML!" was the promise. I'm reminded of that today in the rare instance when I run into the decision makers that
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by snapetom 5y ago
This is what I did, too. But use ext4 instead of HFS+, and use Samba instead of Netatalk. With HFS+, the bundle would get corrupt after a few days. With Netatalk, a sudden power outage would corrupt the whole thing. Don't listen to 9
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by snapetom 5y ago
Have you double checked that the shields are still up for YouTube? I had the same thing happen to me a couple of weeks ago. Turned out my shields were down for YouTube for some reason.
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by snapetom 5y ago
The majority of my work is actually in Python and Go on the backend. I do save/re-run less than when I'm doing front end, but docker builds are still a hassle. Flask will automatically reload on file changes, taking advantage of
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by snapetom 5y ago
Yes, that is why I specifically mentioned "re-run." About 75% of my work is actually API and backend data engineering work (Python Go, Node in that order). I do "save and re-run" less in that type of work, but definite
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by snapetom 5y ago
I have to scratch my head every time I see a blog post about creating a dev environment that doesn't use volumes like this. IMO, this is the way to go and what Docker was meant to be as a dev environment. Maybe it's because I&#x2
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by snapetom 5y ago
I think shopping for an acquisition for many businesses, especially in tech, is to be expected. It's hard for owners to say no to the sort of money being thrown around not only for themselves, but for any employees with equity. If the

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