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by vultour 5y ago
Not sure how the charger looks in Switzerland, but if it's modular (you can swap the plug), does it have a third connection where it attaches to the brick? The ones in UK have 3 prongs but only 2 connections.
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by vultour 5y ago
Are you American? This assessment of European police is so wrong I can't fathom how you got it. I've never even seen an armored police vehicle.
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by vultour 5y ago
This seems to have different result than DDG? Searching for "a320" returns mere 4 results, and anything slightly obscure returns 0.
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by vultour 5y ago
I'm really surprised someone technically minded thought it's a good idea to put a non ASCII character in their username. I'd never do that.
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by vultour 5y ago
I never said they don't have retention with large companies. In fact I work at one that uses GitLab, which just proves the points in my comment - nobody uses features like issues, wiki, or pages because it's already established vi
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by vultour 5y ago
Really the most egregious thing: Manual job runs. They're a first-class citizen in Jenkins, where it lets you make a rudimentary UI by having several types for each variable (e.g. a selectbox). In GitLab the manual run just gives you a
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by vultour 5y ago
WhatsApp has a "Save to Camera Roll" option which automatically saves all images and videos to your photo library.
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by vultour 5y ago
Not one by Verbatim, mine broke after a month. Granted, I was going for the cheapest one I could find just so I could get a HDMI port.
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by vultour 5y ago
Then go buy a laptop without a notch, I'll happily take the extra screen space that's usually wasted by the menu bar anyway.
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by vultour 5y ago
GitLab has already turned into "The Homer". It has hundreds (thousands?) of features, but if you stray away from the core git functionality you'll very quickly realise they're pretty bad. I've always seen GitLab as
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by vultour 5y ago
GitHub's CI pipelines are behind GitLab? My lord, here I was thinking about moving to GitHub Enterprise when our subscription expires because everything in GitLab feels like an unfinished weekend project. Seems like nobody can get anyw
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by vultour 5y ago
Sales of games like this always amazed me. It seems like every year somebody tweaks a yaml config with the player details and hits build - voilà brand new game is out, time to shell out another $60.
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by vultour 5y ago
Hub disappearing would be the best thing that happened to Docker in years. People really shouldn’t be running the first result from Hub as root on their machines. I miss a version of hub with _only_ official images.
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by vultour 5y ago
I noticed an increasing number of flagged comments that do not violate any guidelines lately. I feel like it's slowly approaching the state of Reddit where unwelcome opinions are quickly removed. One would expect this to happen in pola
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by vultour 5y ago
Why is this comment flagged?
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by vultour 5y ago
You don't have 500000 garbage leftover branches on the main repo.
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by vultour 5y ago
What's the point of the remark at the end of your comment? Completely unneccessary bait for irrelevant political bickering.
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by vultour 5y ago
There is a second PR that was merged: https://github.com/ruby/www.ruby-lang.org/pull/2691 This has to be a joke right? We're now at a point where the rules clearly say you can be harassed if you're
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by vultour 5y ago
Meanwhile in the EU Ford offers 3 or so SUVs, and a myriad of regular cars.
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by vultour 5y ago
I've never even heard of a broken iPod, who are these people that have several lying around?
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by vultour 5y ago
I found a similar website for a different university a few weeks ago and have been shocked by the same thing. Some of the people had total compensation listed at over $3 million which is a completely insane number if you're not from th
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by vultour 5y ago
They have like 500 tweets just in the past day. I don't use Twitter, but doesn't that completely drown out your feed? How do you follow someone who's posting every few minutes?
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by vultour 5y ago
They fit both Chrome and the app itself into 20MB? Must be a miracle.
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by vultour 5y ago
Shocking price of gas? I’m in Europe and have hoped for gas prices to climb at least 10x since I was in high school. We have a relatively good public transport system yet the last 5-10 years have seen insane car ownership growth and even th
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by vultour 5y ago
It’s not his job to fix a paid product.
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by vultour 5y ago
Your editor has nothing to do with your product. People use PyCharm to write Python yet would "laugh out" anyone who suggests to start writing Java.
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by vultour 5y ago
You can set it to automatically adjust the price so it doesn't get preempted. The price used to be essentially at a constant minimum (m4.medium/large) during the evening & night when we played, so even without that we never go
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by vultour 5y ago
I ran Minecraft on spot instances when we used to play in university, complete with automatic terraform+ansible provisioning and automatic saves/backups in S3. Never used Fargate but I doubt it can beat spot instance pricing. More than
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by vultour 5y ago
Right before it's uploaded to their servers...
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by vultour 5y ago
Happens to me _every single time_ on Firefox, logged out. I have to press the "Try Again" button 3-10 times before it actually loads.

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