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10y ago
another data point: I live in Seattle, too, and see surge all the time.
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10y ago
Not really. I used Play Framework which is also its own webserver. SSL is at both the app and webserver level.
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10y ago
On how honest, in-touch and well adjusted they are. He can rub people the wrong way, but he's usually right. That man can speak
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10y ago
it's amazing how dead on-the-nail the southpark team do serious, humour ridden topical commentary on serious social and political issues. I think they'll go down as two of the greatest commentators of our generation.
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11y ago
not if it's pinned at the web app level.
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11y ago
I'm struggling to find the percentage change for reads and writes.
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11y ago
It's true. As an engineer working for a large company in Seattle, there's almost a disdain for the employees, which I admit is unfair.
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11y ago
Hah, now you're being funny.
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12y ago
Why should people that would like some quiet time (which is needed for all of us) have to come in at non-standard hours. That sucks. I think the bigger issue is how we've all been duped into how the open-plan offices "work" f
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12y ago
I'm pretty certain he means noise dampening, and you knew that.
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12y ago
I think he understands that, but is wondering why that is relevant for the topic at all.
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12y ago
What a nice, sane thing to write on HN. Reading this I got the exact same impression.
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12y ago
Just my opinion: I think it reads awkwardly.
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12y ago
That's a great explanation. Thank you. Doesn't it cause problems not being able to pause the execution of the programme?
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12y ago
Just an honest question: What's the benefit of using this over the adb bridge and debug bridge to debug code on-the-fly?
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12y ago
Space is expensive if you are using an SSD.
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12y ago
Agreed. That's a complete dick-move.
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12y ago
Interesting. Question: What do you guys think it'd take to get the other N% of email providers, clients, servers, and whatnot onboard? Is this an ipV6-like situation?
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12y ago
You can't get a proper sausage in the UK? I'm going to pretend I didn't hear that....
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12y ago
"Becoming".
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12y ago
Unfortunately, Google maps caching works as view-only. There's no offline navigation at all, I imagine that's all done serverside. Only the tiles (or now vectors) are downloaded.
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13y ago
It's too early on a Saturday morning for RegEx jokes :-)
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Why isn't it considered a syntax error for dead code to exist?
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13y ago
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13y ago
I have always wondered why all languages don't enforce this?
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13y ago
Personally I would hate clickable areas of a tab selector itself.
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13y ago
I thought pickle output was just JSON? Shows what I know.
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13y ago
Money doesn't always dry tears, especially if he is going through a semi mental breakdown.
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13y ago
Is it me, or does this situation reek of "damned if you do, and damned if you don't"?
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13y ago
I don't think anyone expects to get support for running a hackintosh, but my point was that apple don't do much to dissuade this behaviour
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13y ago
I don't think that's quite true. There's a lot that's not generally compatible with a lot of ATX boards (special power management stuff, drivers), but in general they haven't done a whole lot to block it off. I thin
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