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by tbrock 9y ago
Jesus man, wipe that OS off and do a clean install or jettison for Linux immediately.
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by tbrock 9y ago
I can’t believe HP is popular as a desktop and laptop hardware vendor. Their products are absolute shit and the prices aren’t low enough to make up for it. They remind me of the ultra cheap office pens that I bought once. I was new and my b
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by tbrock 9y ago
If it weren’t for the iPod, Apple Computer would be on that list. RethinkDB comes to mind. In the vein of palm pilot: The Apple Knewton.
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by tbrock 9y ago
This argument doesn’t make any sense. The isps would just deprioritize the zero tier traffic so you couldn’t use it effectively. It’s only faster because of how things work today. Nobody would care about being able to watch Netflix via zero
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by tbrock 9y ago
I hate to be that guy but most people have moved on from Vundle and use VimPlug now.
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by tbrock 9y ago
I hear you. Body parser is now bundled with express though so at least that is getting better.
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by tbrock 9y ago
Hahaha yes, pre-buddy list in 3.0 for sure. I think it was mostly 2.6 days from what I remember.
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by tbrock 9y ago
Hotline was THE shit. I ran my own server and tracker at some point.
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by tbrock 9y ago
People don’t even know. Macfilez, zelifcam, spending hours busting into rooms and convincing mass mail bots to send you email and downloading 3D studio max, maya, photoshop (100s of mb) in 1.4 mb mass mail chunks, building programs in OneCl
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by tbrock 9y ago
Agree whole heartedly, bought a Paw license and never use it. I use insomnia instead. It's cross platform like postman so I can use it on my linux box and recommend it to all of our team members and it's not a pain in the ass. Sur
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by tbrock 9y ago
99% chance someone used apache’s default configuration.
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by tbrock 9y ago
T or X. There is no substitute. The rest, as they say, is garbage.
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by tbrock 9y ago
> In my case with 100 000 000 records, the query is never finished. The DBMS just kills it. Why? Probably, because it led to the attempt to load the whole table into RAM. What? Why? It should just instantiate a cursor and return the firs
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by tbrock 9y ago
This only changed very recently. The replication story for postgres has been a joke for over a decade and most people won’t run 9 or 10 for a while.
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by tbrock 9y ago
You must have great internet that has symmetric upload and download speeds. When I’m home (in San Francisco with $100+/month connection), the difference between pushing a 12mb image and a 100mb or 300mb image is 10 minutes. At work I d
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by tbrock 9y ago
Cool but I’ve never heard of a programming language that doesn’t come with a compiler or standard library does that really need to be spelled out?
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by tbrock 9y ago
I don’t get the hate for things built on electron. The technology is awesome. Have some patience. It will eventually improve to the point where it is very low overhead and provides much richer experiences than we have in the terminal today.
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by tbrock 9y ago
I’m golden on iOS 11.0.0
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by tbrock 9y ago
Subscribe to the breakages mailing list and this will never happen again. Will get <10 emails a year.
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by tbrock 9y ago
Holy cow. Is this an improvement? Remember in 1999 when you could get a static website up in 3 minutes using ftp?
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by tbrock 9y ago
I'm very worried about this. I've done a lot to try and build my credit and protect my identity by restricting the information I give out. Now I can do nothing to protect it now besides hope someone doesn't target me. Anyone
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by tbrock 9y ago
Wait, why? I never understood why people with ultrafast connections care so much about this. It's not like you are doing anything that remotely uses 100% of that speed most of the time. If I had even close to a 1Gb symmetric link I wou
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by tbrock 9y ago
I've got cold beers on 29th if you want.
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by tbrock 9y ago
It's not like more than 1% of android phones that have shipped to date will actually get an android update to Oreo anyway so why not leave them behind and update the kernel? New phones need new drivers which must support the new kernel
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by tbrock 9y ago
That makes sense but why would you be enraged about this if you were in that situation? It's not hurting anyone besides maybe car owners who aren't in the category you mention. I can't afford a lot of things but if having the
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by tbrock 9y ago
Does the value proposition of bikes for rent at lower cost than provided by existing bike rentals needs to be explained? A single rack might displace 2 parking spaces at the most.
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by tbrock 9y ago
The muni pass costs $70/month. One year of bike costs less than 2 months of muni, not sure the cost argument holds up. If you are actually using it to commute, and not to hipster around town, it's very cheap. As another commenter
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by tbrock 9y ago
This article is one of the most rediculous thing I've ever read. San Francisco needs those bikes for people to get around because the public transportation in SF is downright awful. The "subway" is composed of cars from many
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by tbrock 9y ago
They are different. Clustering is useful for when the requests have roughly the same cost and serves to distribute that load over several cpus roughly evenly (because a NodeJS is single threaded you need this to take full advantage of moder
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by tbrock 9y ago
Isn't the style of programming react imposes (unidirectional data flow and component composition) the real innovation for front end applications here? Sure the dom diffing technology was hot at the time it came out but it's basica

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