snurk

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by snurk 11y ago
How does this company trudge on despite their products sucking so badly?
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by snurk 11y ago
Plenty of point of sale apps. Really common in smaller retail stores. Also waiters in restaurants using iPad minis
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Fizsh – a user friendly front end to zsh
1 points by snurk 11y ago|0 comments
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by snurk 11y ago
The question asked about viruses, not malware.
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by snurk 11y ago
Nope! I only use Mac and Linux.
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by snurk 11y ago
I have a part time TT gig, and live in the U.S. They've been excellent to work with: extremely professional and reliable. I earn 70% of my market rate which I find fair due to the added value of their system and their payment processin
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by snurk 11y ago
I see countless restaurants and food carts using square to accept payments
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by snurk 11y ago
thanks! that looks super easy. last time i tried, i rage-quit.
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by snurk 11y ago
Shit, what I need is "How to publish a package to PyPi in 3 easy steps." I go around and round with the Python Packaging Authority's documentation.
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by snurk 11y ago
Sweet. I've been doing this in Rails helpers, and it's a pain. Now, how would I add this to my Rails asset pipeline? I'm thinking either: * Port to Ruby, or * Use this as a microservice. ??
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by snurk 11y ago
What are the use cases for this?
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by snurk 11y ago
> A "Terry Stop" relies on reasonable suspicion. Which they had, because of the report and his behavior. > A patdown is permitted to check for weaponry. Which they tried to do, but then he resisted, which provided them with
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by snurk 11y ago
> What'd they think? A principle in law enforcement is that someone who fights with police will be just as aggressive, and more so, with non-police.
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by snurk 11y ago
> Everyone is entitled to argue. I should have been more precise; I meant physically resist, which he was doing.
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by snurk 11y ago
> I can't see any reason for the number of responding officers. That's also mentioned ad nauseum in the blog post. So what?
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by snurk 11y ago
> I understand he wasn't arrested. Is it still resisting arrest if you're not actually under arrest? Actually, yes, it's called a Terry Stop. Whether he _ended up_ in a squad car and brought to jail isn't the issue.
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by snurk 11y ago
I don't see a problem; he was resisting and refused to comply. And he continued to resist and fight even when he was on the ground. The article's main complaint was that the police held him down. There are an endless number of unb
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by snurk 12y ago
I believe it's a fairly poorly managed project, by looking at objective measures: * Key documents are inaccessible to majority of potential contributors because they're only in Japanese. * Releases are not semantic versioned. E.g.
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by snurk 12y ago
I see more influence of the Japanese cultural phenomenon of insularity.