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by teknopaul 4y ago
How does 1 watt compare to fans? Battery life is usually a priority over noise.
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by teknopaul 4y ago
Might it be that Mailchimp has Internet facing customer service facilities? Our lot doesn't, if you got and admin user and password that, in itself, doesn't get you very far.
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by teknopaul 4y ago
"but the actual number of novel spreadsheet applications remains small." That's not my experience, I am continuously amazed by the amount of tasks worker bees manage to do in excel. I kind of wish MS access was more of a thin
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by teknopaul 4y ago
There is one savant that can do crazy math but is otherwise normal. Afgter an epileptic fit. His system is base 10000, he can add any two numbers below 5000 and come up with a single digit response in one loop. Then covert to base10 for th
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by teknopaul 4y ago
Been in that "everything mocked" scenario too. I try to mock as little as possible too but ensure that as much as possible can be mocked, because very often that is path of least resistance for a specific test. I've seen code
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by teknopaul 4y ago
Sounds like the answer to just about everybody's areweuiyet? Question
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by teknopaul 4y ago
Afaik Google and Apple just discount their own poller. It still has to wake up and check periodically.
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by teknopaul 4y ago
Afaik Push is really Wake up one thing, Check one place, If (message) wake up correct app
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by teknopaul 4y ago
bash_completion: I can imagine life without it. It's got a pretty nasty api to set it up if you have to but most things are done for you. If you create your own clis in the format appname mainoperation flags args/files wr
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by teknopaul 4y ago
How come it saves 100 hours for you? In the old days we had paper maps and I checked routes before I left: not doing that anymore has cost me time rather than saved me time. Many a time Google maps has sent me to the wrong place. Once to t
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by teknopaul 4y ago
Nonsense. Everyone uses git for source control, of course you check out a site with git. All you are telling people with a .gitingore is what is _not_ available. It means exactly that people can not access them if your site is a checkout, b
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by teknopaul 4y ago
Not the case here tho is it
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by teknopaul 4y ago
Can you explain how making flakey tests, not flakey, helps find bugs. I would have thought these differences are essentially free fuzzing and desirable?
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by teknopaul 4y ago
I don't think many users will be affected by dhcp outage. Most linodes have fixed IPs. Mine don't seem to be affected
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by teknopaul 4y ago
I can imagine why this took a while to fix. It was not DNS.
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by teknopaul 4y ago
Or they noticed the URL and were trying to check validity
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by teknopaul 4y ago
Double click to copy/highlighting word. Single click to follow link?
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by teknopaul 4y ago
Same thing. Http has no keep alive feature, you don't send http keep alive requests, if http 1.1 asks for keepalives it's a tcp thing.
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by teknopaul 4y ago
Nginx scales to 1,000,0000 workers per vm in my tests, but bandwidth is silly. I got those results by seriously limiting the junk in http headers. Not with real browsers. If you have that demand for any commercial service, you have money to
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by teknopaul 4y ago
A test is limited to 1024 clients which is (despite aversion to the term webscale) not a lot, even on an Intranet. I would say if you are not testing 10kcc you are not pushing the difference between nginx and apache1.3 As soon as you do pus
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by teknopaul 4y ago
Worker_connections 1024; Hello? http://xtomp.tp23.org/book/100kcc.html Try worker_connections 1000000;
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by teknopaul 4y ago
If nobody mines the coin dies. I can imagine people mine to keep coins alive. Probably bounce money between wallets for the same reason.
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by teknopaul 4y ago
There is a mechanism to unstake it's controlled to 6 leavers per epoc, reducing if that's an issue: it has been thought out. It's not live yet which is slightly different.
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by teknopaul 4y ago
The article mentions this the colours were not designed at all. It was an accident.
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by teknopaul 4y ago
Makes no difference, in the analogy this is passing the gun to someone else and telling them to pull the trigger. You still get life for that, it's still considered murder.
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by teknopaul 4y ago
I can imagine the only people excited about this are G O o g L E
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by teknopaul 4y ago
Yes
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by teknopaul 4y ago
Essentially OSGI is that. It is still a ballache tho, and slow to boot, so I would not recommend it. Best bet it to be picky about dependencies that respect backward compatiblity or do name changes (like commons collections4)
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by teknopaul 4y ago
Hmm that's like saying Google is free.
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by teknopaul 4y ago
Oook. I consider myself to be a code monkey and divide the jobs I'm given in to one, two or three banana jobs. (indicating complexity)

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