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theta_d
5y ago
Binax is just some cardboard and a strip, no chips.
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5y ago
My 2021 Honda Accord does the same. Also turned it off.
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5y ago
SafelyYou | Backend/Frontend, DevOps and Computer Vision | REMOTE, US | Full Time SafelyYou provides technology and services to improve dementia care. We have driven an 80% reduction in ER visits and a 40% reduction in falls at our cus
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5y ago
Yes but that is converting JavaScript to bytecode, not using JavaScript as bytecode.
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5y ago
I have a Lemur Pro from System76 and it has insane battery life. I feel like I never charge it b/c it's always got juice. I run Pop_OS! on it b/c at my age I just want to get work done and not tinker with a distro.
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5y ago
Rip short for rip off which can mean a clone essentially.
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5y ago
Try Terminator. If you just want the ability to do window splits easily it works pretty well. Though I do miss the tmux integration from iTerm2.
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theta_d
6y ago
Would you want to move off the cool project you've been working on to build an HR system? Besides, buying SAP is Opex. Google wants its engineers working on Capex projects.
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6y ago
This is crazy. I have AT&T Fiber to my house. Gigabit up and down with NO data cap for only $60/month. I was paying over double that for only 400 down, 25 up from Xfinity with a datacap.
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6y ago
> 1. Is a database like that even copyrightable, especially in the US? Yes, collections of data are very much copyrightable, especially in the US. This is not just a list of mime-types. It is a list of mime-types and instructions on how
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6y ago
> We believe that an application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC) implementation will have much lower power consumption. Line from right above the table so it could possibly go the other direction and use less.
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6y ago
When I worked at IBM Cloud they copied the Spotify model of squads and tribes and guilds. I remember having to watch a video about it on my first day.
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6y ago
Using an ordered ID prevents index fragmentation. Inserts will be slower and ultimately so will reads. In a database like MS SQL Server this is especially true since data is physically stored on disk based on the clustering key which is the
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6y ago
> I'm still curious why IBM hasn't gotten Amazon to host some System Z DB2 mainframes to compete. Why would they use AWS? They have their own cloud: https://cloud.ibm.com/catalog#services
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7y ago
My Darter Pro had a sticker on the bottom that clearly labeled the Clevo model number.
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7y ago
It is now official. Netcraft has confirmed: *BSD is dying.
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7y ago
Unix redirecting output uses the `>` symbol.
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7y ago
I was a contractor for about a year working on IBM cloud. Only went to the office in Austin once but everyone had a MacBook Pro. They have this whole Mac@Home program you could use to manage all your software and VPN access. They talked abo
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7y ago
R# == JetBrains ReSharper, a Visual Studio plugin that adds a ton of functionality.
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It's ironic b/c they claim source code transparency is an absolute requirement yet they rely on something that is not source code transparent to store the data. You can write open source code for Windows all day long and it doesn&
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7y ago
I find it ironic that they claim "[s]ource code transparency is an absolute requirement for software solutions like Bitwarden" on their website yet they require SQL Server 2017, a completely proprietary RDMBS.
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10y ago
docker stats $(docker ps --format={{.Names}})