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by time0ut 7y ago
I was like, ya, I do that sometimes too... Wait wtf?
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by time0ut 7y ago
No, just fiber internet. We only use streaming services now.
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by time0ut 7y ago
The whole (US) cable provider industry needs to change. It is so anti-consumer. I was a Comcast customer for over 15 years. Once or twice a year I'd have to spend a couple hours talking to their customer service because they raised my
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by time0ut 7y ago
Sadly, our government works for the corporations as much or more than the citizens. It takes constant vigilance and due diligence to stay on top of it as a consumer. Most people probably just don't notice, allowing the problem to conti
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by time0ut 7y ago
Ya, this is an odd article. It seems aimed at the consumer. Maybe it's a lack of imagination on my part, but I can't think of a consumer use case that calls for tape. I think the article could have benefited from spelling one out.
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by time0ut 7y ago
I've found that you need to first understand basic SQL very well. Then once you've mastered the ORM, it can dramatically improve your productivity. But you need to understand both to reason about what you are doing. ORMs have thei
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by time0ut 7y ago
I heard he used the same email on twitch as his personal facebook and has already been identified.
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by time0ut 7y ago
Ikea is the perfect place to play hide and seek. The stores are deliberately designed to be labyrinthine after all.
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by time0ut 7y ago
I haven't tried this approach, but having spent years using one of the best commercial SAST tools, I'm reluctant to dismiss it too quickly. My SAST generates tons of false positives and is unforgivably slow. If this is orders of m
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by time0ut 7y ago
JIRA can be used in a way that is beneficial to the team. It is ok as a simple shared task list. Of course, a shared spreadsheet is actually better and infinitely less expensive. Unfortunately JIRA is monstrously complex and dead weight hid
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by time0ut 7y ago
Not a lot of issues really. Lots of lessons learned and small features I wish existed. Here's a classic: I had a lambda fed by an even stream hanging off a Dynamo table. The lambda would delete the record after doing a bit of stuff. I
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by time0ut 7y ago
Cool write up. Just went through this exact use case a couple months ago. I wish there was a simpler way of just making the bucket owner automatically own anything put into that bucket to simplify use cases like this.
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by time0ut 7y ago
I'd call my credit card company and see what recourse they offer.
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by time0ut 7y ago
I go in to the office to get away from my family. It is hard to focus with them around. The commute sucks. Once my kids are older, I'll probably switch to a remote gig if I find a good opportunity.
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by time0ut 7y ago
Similarly, there was the time iOS 11 crippled my iPhone 6+. Apple's response of "you're imagining it, maybe buy a new phone" instead of "oh, ya, just replace the battery" soured me on Apple.
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by time0ut 7y ago
Thought of this when I read the article. Probably similar process.
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by time0ut 8y ago
Amazing. I am so happy to see serverless getting more capabilities and still remaining so clean and simple. Any plans to do anything around mobile push notifications?
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by time0ut 8y ago
My opinion is that, while those traits are there, Facebook et al actively manipulate people to express those traits. Yes, similar things happen in face yo face interactions... with psychopaths. In this way, social media is more like a preda
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by time0ut 8y ago
Might've been 1999. Hard to remember the details now.
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by time0ut 8y ago
Gattaca was prescient. It was a glimpse of what our future will look like if things continue this way unchecked. While those of us paying attention will find it terrifying, the majority won't notice or be bothered by it I fear.
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by time0ut 8y ago
Ya, this brings back some memories. I also had a Voodoo Banshee. I put it in my AMD K6-2 with 192MB of RAM. This was right around when Windows 98 came out. My friends all had similar rigs. We were on the quest for max frame rate in Halflife
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by time0ut 8y ago
In this case, the application itself does not use the disk in question, so the old version kept chugging along obliviously. We actually did have monitoring on the capacity of the disk in question. We discovered during the analysis that it h
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by time0ut 8y ago
To clarify a little, I was neither responsible for monitoring the underlying hardware or the deployment systems in this case. I also didn't have access to fix it myself. It took me a couple hours to go from "random weird test resu
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by time0ut 8y ago
My company's legacy system (which still does most revenue producing work) has deployment problems like this. The deployment is fully automated, but if it fails on a server it fails silently. I rarely work on this system, but had to mak
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by time0ut 8y ago
Thank you. This is very pleasant to use.
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Elastic Stock Falls as Result of AWS(cnbc.com)
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by time0ut 8y ago
I'd like to see them work on a digital bill of rights. I'm not sure what such a thing would look like, but I hope it would enshrine privacy in a way that will stand the test of time. It would benefit the individual citizen though,
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by time0ut 8y ago
I deleted my account years ago, but ended up creating a fake account under a fictitious identity for the odd event organized through Facebook. I log in every so often just to see what's up. It appears to be a mixture of paid content an
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by time0ut 8y ago
It has been about two years now.
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by time0ut 8y ago
I was on sertraline for almost 15 years. It took multiple tries to get off. I finally slowly tapered off. The worst withdraw symptom was the zaps for me. I wish I had never started to begin with. I feel like a part of me is gone now. It is

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