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stusmall
13y ago
Even prior to TFS2013 there was a git-TFS bridge to let you check in code outside supported platforms. I'd looked into it for an xcode project but thought it looked really awkward for something I really needed to trust.
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stusmall
13y ago
What are your problems with TFS?
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13y ago
/r/ECE and /r/reverseengineering used to be great... they might even still be. Honestly I stopped going to any technical subs on that site because given time they all seem to share one of two fates. Either they devolve
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stusmall
13y ago
For me the desired characteristics in a framework are the quality, stability and efficiency of the end product and then ease of use comes later. Its not that way for everyone, but I wouldn't simply say ease of use is the defining ch
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13y ago
"When all you have is hammers the whole world starts looking like nails." Sure as hell not the way I'd do it, but for a non-critical system that really just kind of sits there and doesn't cause any problems when it crash
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stusmall
13y ago
Germany is pretty harsh too. If I remember correctly you can't even have "hacking tools."
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13y ago
For even more detail I like OWASP's cheat sheet https://www.owasp.org/index.php/Transport_Layer_Protection_C...
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13y ago
I see people say this but I've never seen an actual reason. I know the CLR was built with this in mind with things like CLS but that doesn't seem like that huge of a deal. There are also some naughties in the JVM like how generi
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13y ago
Honestly, for me I get way more use out of a mix of C and Java. If I'm writing something complex enough that C++ is helpfully, usually I don't have as an extreme performance restraint. When I do have serious restraints, C has ne
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13y ago
As my father used to say: "'Doc, it hurts when I do this.' 'Well, don't do that!'"
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stusmall
13y ago
Why not load a MBP with your preferred OS? I get not being an OSX guy but whats wrong with the hardware?
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13y ago
I've heard some bad reviews from a friend on the network performance of the FreeBSD/Hyper-V network drivers. But slow support is way better than no support.
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13y ago
I don't know if it was pushed through on all providers but I know I got it on AT&T months ago.
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13y ago
Give Gummi a try if you haven't. Its automatically updating preview pane might have what you are looking for. http://dev.midnightcoding.org/projects/gummi
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13y ago
My take away from this is she is doing it for her own sanity more than an act of protest. She isn't doing this with the thought that her closing down the site will help spur conversation or change minds but that she can't continu
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13y ago
I'm torn on this one. A while back I reported an exploit I'd found to a vendor to also get a back a "not a bug" response. Next version in their software had it fixed. They didn't have a bug bounty and I didn'
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13y ago
I find it lacking. I can't imagine doing serious development without a profiler available.
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13y ago
My cell number is all over online. It took me all of about 5 min to find yours. Posting personal info here doesn't add to the conversation or help improve the situation. You are just inviting people to harass him.
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stusmall
13y ago
I saw his cell number posted in here. There is no reason for that. I expected better out of this community.
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13y ago
Dude, What is this? Some kind of 4chan style doxing? The dude is bad at his job... okay. He was a jerk to someone over email. I hope he gets fired and I've got a feeling he probably will. Lets lay off the estalking and witch hunt
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13y ago
Or it would have been ZeroMQ.js
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13y ago
I don't drink but find myself in bars a lot. I also don't like soda and won't drink fake beer. A lot of the time I will get a cup of coffee. Depending on the bar they will have something decent brewing. Nicer bars its act
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13y ago
If you start having negative physical symptoms but keep drinking then you'd start to fall into that category. I don't know if addict is the right word but I'd say he has a higher intake than the mean.
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13y ago
When he mentioned not waking up early anymore I started thinking the same.. If he is having that happen, he's having more than just a glass of wine to end the day.
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13y ago
I don't think I've ever lived in a city that doesn't offer at least one better option. To me Starbucks is just a safe bet. If I'm in a new town and in a rush its a guaranteed commodity. Their mixed drinks are pretty g
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13y ago
OR some last minute corporate padding. Either by lots of in house $20 donations or if its a lot left then Shuttleworth saying "Oh we were so close... you know what, I'll write a check for the balance!" They've got a lot
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13y ago
I'm fairly new to iPhone dev and was very surprised when I ran into this. Is there any reason it doesn't?
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13y ago
I had no idea this was the baby of the Delphi/C# guy. I am super excited now.
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13y ago
Facebook is opt-in https and I believe google is https by default. I don't know about the other services. Without their keys having it over the wire won't get them what they want. EDIT: poor wording.
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13y ago
Just earlier today I had posted something explaining her views on altruism and her moral code. There is so much to hate about her... but it seems a lot of her strongest critics have never read her work. Also about GP's comment about heros
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