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by spdustin 10y ago
I literally deal with students in every class, a not-small percentage of students, that are disallowed by domain policy from installing another browser.
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by spdustin 10y ago
I wasn't speaking figuratively when I said literally, you know. :) It's a breath of fresh air when an enterprise student has a modern environment. But it's enough of an outlier (in my experience teaching all these different p
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by spdustin 10y ago
Your experience isn't in healthcare, finance, military, manufacturing or oil and gas (to pop a few verticals off the top of my stack), it would seem. Literally 80% of my (adult, American-enterprise-employed) students in 2015-2016 so fa
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by spdustin 10y ago
Why not train a network on ad unit headings from Outbrain and the like. That seems like it'd be pretty spot-on. These in-situ pseudo-related-articles ad units are, by their nature, click-bait. Aren't they?
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by spdustin 10y ago
Those assumptions are nowhere near as simple as you think when you are in a space that supports a large majority of all enterprise. You would shudder to see what real-world browser support is like when you write software to be used in tha
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by spdustin 10y ago
> "Write Everything Thrice" Solid. I'm using that in my class today. I love React, and even there, I only style components in the way they need to be styled, and not with any other brand-specific styles. Those go in the go
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by spdustin 10y ago
Enterprise in the US. IE9 still rules, in many cases. I actually work all over this space, do not tell me otherwise. And now I have to maintain two codebases?
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by spdustin 10y ago
From the release notes [0]: > Minor improvements to file load times I didn't even realize there was room to squeeze out more performance here. Sublime Text is wicked-fast opening pretty much everything I throw at it. [0]: https:&#x
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by spdustin 10y ago
Xcode 8 runs fine in El Capitan in my rMBP, and Safari 10 will be released for El Capitan (and earlier, just not sure how far) at a later date, from what I understand. The Technology Preview is the way to go for those who want the latest Sa
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by spdustin 10y ago
El Capitan (I think ) added a side-by-side snapping that's handy on widescreen devices. Drag a window close to the left edge and wait, and it'll visually indicate that it's ready to snap to the left half of the screen. Do th
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by spdustin 10y ago
I'm anxious to see if the sorts of networks that learned how to play Atari games could be taught to okay slither.io in the same way. I was interested in learning more about the sort of pathfinding challenges slither.io presents (safest
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by spdustin 10y ago
Couldn't?
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One that looks like an old iPhone, to boot.
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It shouldn't be. It was a Catholic priest who came up with the idea.
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by spdustin 10y ago
I want to enjoy the technical details of the Technet post on their own merits, but I can't help but add "to better support our telemetry needs" to the end of some of the phrases, like so: "Like Windows TFO, IW10 mostly a
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by spdustin 10y ago
Has anyone created/seen live-coding music apps on iPad? I'd love to introduce my son to it, and he's more likely to get over the initial hurdle of the newness of it if iPad was supported.
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by spdustin 10y ago
The non-normative HTML 5 spec declares those words, ostensibly because <p> elements cannot contain other block-level elements, and so the user agent should infer a </p> tag when a block level open tag is seen within a <p
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by spdustin 10y ago
I've linked it before, and I'll link it again. Huginn [0] is an amazing self-hosted dev-friendly Zapier/IFTTT/MS Flow that, more relevant to this topic, supports acting arbitrarily on webhooks. [0]: https://gi
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by spdustin 10y ago
It's stories like this that make me, as the parent of a high-functioning child with autism spectrum disorder, scared shitless. My son, as he gets older, shows over and over again that he has an amazing aptitude for pretty much anything
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by spdustin 10y ago
You can use options in Keyboard preferences to default the combo-function keys to actual function keys (where you'd press fn to use them as hotkeys rather than the other way around) The built-in mic can be set as the audio input in Aud
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by spdustin 10y ago
So, RDP/VNC to a server running a full desktop GUI application with folder redirection to access local files?
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by spdustin 10y ago
It's a chilling effect because the current view in the US is that something as seemingly innocuous as peaceably assembling (virtually in this case) and exercising your right to free speech would possibly result in more data being added
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by spdustin 10y ago
Got me wondering if one's PGP fingerprint (or other cryptographic fingerprints) are "selectors" in XKEYSCORE
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by spdustin 10y ago
Didn't even know you could do footers in attachments. Well done!
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by spdustin 10y ago
Another good point. Though there are plenty of public records listing your truly high value assets, it should be noted.
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by spdustin 10y ago
Well said! You've changed my mind on public access to such a database, if it comes to pass. Excellent points made.
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You do know that cops are so trigger happy because they don't know who has the guns , right? Granted, the database would be avoided by some owners with criminal intent.
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You must not have read my comment history. I'm a strong advocate for privacy.
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If only they had applied that "forward thinking" to upgrades. It's one of the reasons we're leaving them behind. We use GitLab for both internal and client project code, including their runners to run limiting on code (f
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by spdustin 10y ago
Ah, an obvious factor that I failed to consider (homeowner being absent), thanks. Is this different from a thief "casing" your house to determine if you've purchased big ticket items? If their access to the information is log

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