u02sgb

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by u02sgb 11y ago
We're using Delphix (off Oracle) to do our "every developer should have a database". For anyone not familiar with Delphix, it provides individual DB instances that are "forked" from the source DB. I'm assumin
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by u02sgb 11y ago
I use Privoxy at home to block Ads, only works connected on wifi at home but it's easy to setup.
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by u02sgb 11y ago
"No good reason to do so" is a bit strong, what about basic concatenation of two files when you're working at the command line `cat file1 >> file2` is much faster than anything else. The OP may not be talking about edit
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by u02sgb 11y ago
Depends what the security flaw is. If it's (as discussed above) a php error, it's unlikely to be in your database container.
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by u02sgb 11y ago
I've done similar over the last three years and had good luck with the Crucial drives. However if you take a look at the Linux Kernel patch they link to (search for "don't properly handle queued TRIM"): https:/&#x
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by u02sgb 12y ago
Not sure what your feature set requirements are, but LibreOffice is a pretty good replacement for Word.
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by u02sgb 12y ago
Higher rated story on front page here: http://sfconservancy.org/news/2015/mar/05/vmware-lawsuit/
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by u02sgb 12y ago
In the Enterprise world online file storage like Dropbox is commonly blocked.
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by u02sgb 12y ago
If he has got 4Gb of RAM it's more likely he's using a 32bit OS that can't address the extra memory.
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by u02sgb 12y ago
"some directors don't know restraint." IMO the Hobbit trilogy was pure indulgence.
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by u02sgb 12y ago
Do you mean "SpaceX was a mistake"? To me it read "SpaceX has made mistakes" (which you'd expect working with nascent technology).
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by u02sgb 12y ago
That wasn't my experience of working in a large insurer in Switzerland (admittedly just one company but I spoke to people who worked in other ones). I found the Swiss staff I dealt with didn't have the mental flexibility to deal
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by u02sgb 12y ago
Hmmm, linking to a daily mail article must fit into the category of "feeding the trolls". I'm out.
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by u02sgb 12y ago
I misread this as SCCS and thought "we still use this" wonder what it's about? :).
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by u02sgb 12y ago
Keepass has this feature built in after copying username/passwords.
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by u02sgb 13y ago
Worked for me too, don't even need Mailinator (as you don't need to pickup the email). Address with randomly chosen Post (zip) code.
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by u02sgb 13y ago
There's nothing on a privacy policy? Or maybe I just missed it? Would be pleased to know my email address isn't going to be sold on :).