tupac_speedrap

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by tupac_speedrap 5y ago
The trend is more extreme weather, so you get lots of rain over a few days then a dry month. So your soil gets waterlogged and then you don't get enough water a few weeks later.
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by tupac_speedrap 5y ago
Lots of estimation experts out in force today, obviously Hacker News is full of sooth sayers and savants or maybe they just over point everything like everyone else.
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by tupac_speedrap 5y ago
Definitely, the whole presentation had a weird culty vibe to it. I couldn't take it seriously when the presenter was gushing over Windows so much.
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by tupac_speedrap 5y ago
The UX on that website more akin to torture than an actual user experience. Not only an auto playing video but one that actually chases you down the page and I can't block the element because I'm on a work laptop.
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by tupac_speedrap 5y ago
The Register is a informal British news website. So you see these colloquialisms a lot, it's just a slightly ironic term for non-diet fizzy drinks.
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by tupac_speedrap 5y ago
I didn't get it, hopefully they fix it before an actual emergency happens.
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by tupac_speedrap 5y ago
Looks cool, but is there any reason sentences on the website don't begin with capital letters? It is a youth thing?
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by tupac_speedrap 5y ago
I don't see the problem here. These people don't seem to have valid visas or right to work in the UK and therefore are breaking the law. The UK has a big issue with people coming on the wrong visa and then working in the informal
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by tupac_speedrap 5y ago
I think it isn't helped by the fact that SSD fail in a more specific way, you can write x amount of bytes before it should fail, so it feels more like a countdown to failure when you use one even though you could probably never write t
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by tupac_speedrap 5y ago
From my experience Accenture is your typical high-attrition, low-wage consultancy body shop, they underbid and under deliver for bad work but they look attractive to the bean counters who don't have to work with their shite.
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by tupac_speedrap 5y ago
It is an advisory panel so I suspect Police Scotland will just ignore them or do some vague measure to look like they are doing something about it.
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by tupac_speedrap 6y ago
Doesn't seem too out of the ordinary. NATO did a similar thing a few years back on the Russian border. It's basically a mixture of sabre-rattling and getting the cobwebs out of the military in terms of logistics, planning and comm
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by tupac_speedrap 6y ago
Where is the antitrust lawsuit? Microsoft got done for this before (bundling Internet Explorer with Windows) and if you look at where they are now buying out businesses and using dark patterns in Windows 10 to make people use Edge as well a
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by tupac_speedrap 6y ago
I agree with the Scrum Master suggestion, my Scrum Master pretty much just creates meeting invites for 40 hours a week. We have a lot of contracts where we have Scrum Masters just because we do Agile, usually the non-technical types do it.
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by tupac_speedrap 6y ago
Maybe it's a bit of a generational thing? I'm not a fan. Shit loud music, £5+ to get in, the drinks are expensive and bouncers are arbitrary so you have to deal with that.
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by tupac_speedrap 6y ago
Nearly everybody I've seen seems to completely dismiss the amount of closed-sourced Java that is floating around in enterprises. There is code outside of GitHub, you know.
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by tupac_speedrap 6y ago
RIP in peace Flash
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by tupac_speedrap 6y ago
I never really got the fuss over Twitter, it always felt to me that the only people that cared about what happened on Twitter were other people on Twitter. Journos seem to love it for some reason so I keep seeing articles on BBC, for exampl
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by tupac_speedrap 6y ago
Ha, my handwriting was so bad I had to use one of those handwriting pens instead of a fountain pen for a while. I seem to of been taught looped cursive even though I was in Primary school in the late 90s but I just print everything nowadays
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by tupac_speedrap 6y ago
Technically, Northern Ireland will still have access to the scheme.
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by tupac_speedrap 6y ago
Low level differences between emulators and the physical hardware could make a big difference to the high score/speedrun in theory, especially when developers take advantage of esoteric or undocumented features.
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by tupac_speedrap 6y ago
I'd like to read the article but the sidebar keeps moving up and down the page and it's really irritating.
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by tupac_speedrap 6y ago
Premium brands aren't helping by normalising this, maybe not to the same degree but every Android experience seems to come with vendor botnet stuff built in.
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by tupac_speedrap 6y ago
We've used Conductor at my workplace for about a year now. The grounding is pretty solid but the documentation is pretty pants once you dig into it. We have to resort to digging into github issues to find fairly fundamental features th
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by tupac_speedrap 6y ago
Get out spook.
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by tupac_speedrap 6y ago
Glad to see some love for legacy programming languages like Java.
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by tupac_speedrap 6y ago
Why would you expose your opinions to challenge if you know they are right? Also why would you need to take any risks if you think you know everything already? I don't think you know many arrogant people, I deal with people at my compa
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by tupac_speedrap 6y ago
I feel like they are playing themselves here. The NIMBYs only need to look at the company name and know they don't want that near their back yard.
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by tupac_speedrap 6y ago
Jesus... is there any news websites nowadays without hundreds of scripts doing botnet shit in the background?
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by tupac_speedrap 6y ago
How is git flow complicated? I feel like some developers are doing shonky stuff with git branching and then blaming it on the branching strategy. If you used a system with less use of branches you'd just end up with dodgy code in maste

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