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by u801e 5y ago
when I used Slack at work, I never bothered enabling desktop notifications, so even if someone messaged me, I would only see it when I decided it was time to check the Slack tab in my browser. So, if I was involved in "deep work",
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by u801e 5y ago
Slack and Teams have always been laggy for me, meaning there's a perceptible delay between the time you press the keys on the keyboard and when the text appears on the screen. This isn't an issue with GUI IRC clients or many of t
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by u801e 5y ago
Before comment karma was a thing, certain forums and usenet newsgroups didn't really contain constructive arguments or disagreements.
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by u801e 5y ago
I think a lot of people eventually come up with a workflow that works for them rather than copying others. As for keyboard shortcuts, I've found that there are certain people who will continue to use repetitive keystrokes without ever
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by u801e 5y ago
> You mock the external service to unit test the internal logic You only need the output produced by that external service or the the input expected by that service. For example, I can pass in a data structure or object representing the
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by u801e 5y ago
I try to adopt the approach of using a functional core with an imperative shell (even if the latter is handled in a OO fashion). This way, I can unit test the functional core without the need to use mocks or stubs, and rely on integration t
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by u801e 5y ago
> As a kid in the 1970’s, I imagined 2021 would be much more futuristic. In the 1970s, we had calculator watches. Now we have smartphones. So that's one way to look at it :)
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> whereas on the surface it's the equivalent pressure of Earth's Mariana trench. The surface pressure on Venus is around 90 atm which is equivalent to the pressure one km below the ocean surface. The Mariana trench is a little
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by u801e 5y ago
I just use old.reddit.com on my mobile and laptop.
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I actually have a RSA token key fob which I keep on the same keyring as my home keys.
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by u801e 5y ago
According to this chart [1] showing the inflation adjusted minimum wage over the years, it should be closer to $11 to match the dollar value it typically had most of the years it was in place. [1] https://upload.wikimedia.org&#x2
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by u801e 5y ago
Have you tried running: git push origin HEAD In both Github and Github Enterprise, that command will create a branch with the same name on the remote.
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by u801e 5y ago
Are you referring to the git branch command? As far as I'm aware, you don't have to specify the name of the remote branch when creating a new local branch. And when you push to the remote, a branch with the same name is created by
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by u801e 5y ago
> I don't think using `git pull` is a particular good way of working. I agree. For a DVCS like git, separating the network transaction from updating the working copy on disk is the best way to go about it. Going in the other direc
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by u801e 5y ago
This reminds me of another story about an unorthodox way of using SVN https://thedailywtf.com/articles/the-inner-json-effect
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by u801e 5y ago
What I do is run ls with the same wildcard expression and see what's listed before running the rm command.
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by u801e 5y ago
> See THIS is the problem. Ugly, inconsistent, clumsy use of the english language, and confusing. It's a command line interface, not plain English. What's ugly and inconsistent about the git log command as was quoted in your r
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by u801e 5y ago
> For example: “two weeks ago an intern accidentally committed a file containing IP we’re not allowed to use, we need to erase it from the repository and all developer machines.” Technically, the issue was actually pushing that commit to
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by u801e 5y ago
Was the dog ejected because it was not in a crate that was properly secured in the vehicle? I've seen so many people driving with their pets freely roaming around in the vehicle.
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by u801e 5y ago
I really wish that web browsers had worked on the UI for generating certificate signing requests and importing certificates and that websites had 2FA via username/password along with client-side TLS certificate for authentication. This
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by u801e 5y ago
> Your dollars saved are worth much less than they were a few years ago and now your taxes are high Which makes me wonder why the general consensus about deflation is that it's not a good thing.
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by u801e 5y ago
> But I do wish you'd vote. The problem is that candidates are becoming more extreme to cater to the more extreme parts of the electorate. That doesn't really moderates a real choice when deciding on whom to vote for.
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by u801e 5y ago
Would that work if you try to use the ascii record separator character with the sep pragma?
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by u801e 5y ago
I noticed that as well. The same screen shot shows their choice for the RAM disk icon (which is pretty amusing).
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by u801e 5y ago
With that many gears in the cassette with only a single chain ring, would cross chaining become an issue when in the lowest or highest gear?
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by u801e 5y ago
hotmail.com seems to meet the "short pronounceable *mail.com" criterion.
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by u801e 5y ago
I provide my email address with the +companyname suffix on the local part as a way to filter my email into various folders based on the To header contents. Unfortunately, many websites are configured to reject email addresses that contain a
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by u801e 5y ago
Certificate based authentication would work in combination with a username and password. The private key could be stored on the school issued device. I'm not sure why anonymity would play any role in terms of connecting to an online c
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by u801e 5y ago
It takes money to move, and it's unlikely they have the financial resources to handle living in an area with a significantly higher cost of living, unless the job pays very well. Given the fact that public school graduation rates are
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by u801e 5y ago
Does Thunderbird make use of gpg-agent for that?

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