typicalbender

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by typicalbender 13y ago
https://github.com/wr0ngway/rubber
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by typicalbender 13y ago
I had the same questions after reading the article. While I feel this helps paint a pretty picture of what's going on it doesn't seem to even attempt to answer the more important question of why its happening? For example, are the people at
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by typicalbender 13y ago
It may not happen often where you are but there are plent of places where a 24/7 internet connection isn't guaranteed and personally I'd still like to play my XBox when Comcast decided drop the ball for the 5th time this week :)
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by typicalbender 13y ago
Does anyone else feel that requiring that my console be online and connected to the internet is complete crap? Guess its time to break out my SNES
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by typicalbender 14y ago
Also I think it depends on who's hands the data is in, maybe it's a false sense to comfort but I would rather Google or Facebook have access to my data and a Government agency who seem to be motivated by suppressing exposure to information
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by typicalbender 14y ago
Is anyone else concerned this is just going to be used to make the Great Firewall of China easier to enforce? Call me skeptical but I'd be concerned there would be some bad stuff hidden in there to allow the gov easier access to it's citize
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by typicalbender 14y ago
That or any geocities site...R.I.P I have swore off GoDaddy for a number of reason (really wasn't happy with their service offering compared to smaller competitors) but the straw the broke the camels back was their support of SOPA http://r
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by typicalbender 14y ago
I also disagree with this article. I think the point of TDD is not to blindly mash at the keyboard to make tests to pass and TDD encourages you to go back and refactor code and tests after you get it passing. TDD gives you confidence that t
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by typicalbender 14y ago
I like the idea Github providing an easier way to gauge momentum on a repository and then maybe do some sorting based on that. I can't tell you how many times i've been looking for a repository and a large number of them come up with no ind
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by typicalbender 14y ago
I didn't say that I or the people I know use OSX. However I made the assumption that Linux and Windows users were similar enough to OSX users in the ways they organize their stuff. Putting the size of the use case aside, It just surprises m
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by typicalbender 14y ago
How is this a small use case? I know a number of people including myself who have spaces in folder name, especially when trying to keep things organized (for example a folder in applications called Web Development would trigger this bug). F
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by typicalbender 14y ago
Does a company that will buy software in the US and then ship it to someone in Australia upon request exist?
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by typicalbender 14y ago
Down in the US. http://www.isup.me/facebook.com confirms
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by typicalbender 14y ago
Very true, It would be like trying to pump more blood into a bleeding patient and calling it good when the rate you are pumping in matches the rate at which its exiting the gaping wound. I live in an apartment building so the relatively sma
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by typicalbender 14y ago
Similar story as https://www.padmapper.com/ . It's sad that craigslist isn't willing to either update their application or allow someone to make it more useful for their customers.
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by typicalbender 14y ago
Holy center aligned code batman. Nice work though, wish I had been that adventurous during the snow storm :)
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by typicalbender 14y ago
One thing that I like that the Nest ( http://www.nest.com/ ) has done is they give you a green leaf if you set the temperature at an energy saving level. Then each month or so they email you how many green leaves you've accumulated and how