vultour

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541.
by vultour 8y ago
A whitepaper for some dude’s personal project, the sense of entitlement is astonishing.
542.
by vultour 8y ago
On the contrary I find this thread to be full of arrogant hypocrites chanting "burn the ad industry to the ground" while watching their daily dose of TV propaganda.
543.
by vultour 8y ago
NOT WHY YOU THINK - turns out to be your daily Adblock Plus rant, what a surprise. I too would like a clickbait blocker.
544.
by vultour 9y ago
> just a jobs training program I was lucky enough to do my undergraduate at a university where this was sort-of true, we didn't do any math apart from some very basic things that I was taught early in high school, and most of the cl
545.
by vultour 9y ago
You'd be surprised how many things are running Windows. I always wonder if the manufacturer just hires cheap contractors that haven't seen anything apart from Windows in their entire life, or if there is an actual reason it can&#x
546.
by vultour 9y ago
I am not a C programmer, nor a veteran in any other language and this code was pretty clear.
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by vultour 9y ago
My friend works for a small company that doesn't use a VCS. They just make a new folder and copy the project into it every once in a while.
548.
by vultour 9y ago
I personally find the whole donating money to politicians thing in the US mind bending. I’m from a country where no ordinary people donate to politicians and everyone is doing just fine (we don’t have the party that we’d like, but throwing
549.
by vultour 9y ago
Actually, many of them are not. Because they're big they can afford to pay ISPs to no throttle their traffic, while their small competitors can't.
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by vultour 9y ago
You're paying $XX every month for Y amount of bandwidth, it shouldn't matter whether it's used by netflix or viewing text. People however fear that ISPs will start charging you extra for every popular site you want to use, no
551.
by vultour 9y ago
You mean how they hand out 24 hour bans to women for "accidentaly" showing genitals, meanwhile other streamers are getting permanently banned left and right for much smaller infractions?
552.
by vultour 9y ago
I am from a country with national ID cards and yes people are required to carry it on themselves at all time if they are outside. It's mostly used to check your identity if the police stops you while driving, which is a little annoying
553.
by vultour 9y ago
Yeah I was really surprised how beautiful it is on my phone. Meanwhile my old i7 laptop barely gets 15fps...
554.
by vultour 9y ago
So that’s what it was! I saw this at my previous university one day and no amount of Google fu could point me towards what sort of remote access tool it was.
555.
by vultour 9y ago
So why isn't anything done about this? This seems like a bigger issue than net neutrality to me.
556.
by vultour 9y ago
Wonder if this would work have Apple not relaxed their FaceID sensor requirements to ship the phones more quickly.
557.
by vultour 9y ago
This sems lke something I'd expect from someone called domaindiscount24
558.
by vultour 9y ago
Last time I did this I just created a base VM that had Ansible set up and anytime you wanted to get the latest environment you just ran a script. Although I admit that I'm sort of an infrastructure fanatic and love Ansible, so that mig
559.
by vultour 9y ago
What I do on some projects (not using vagrant) is install samba on the dev VM so that it can be mounted from a Windows workstation. Obviously much simpler and easier to do if you're developing on Linux (nfs / sshfs).
560.
by vultour 9y ago
What resources other than the Docker quickstart do you need? He is basically using a VM to contain all of his settings and software.
561.
by vultour 9y ago
That's like claiming that World of Warcraft is only 4MB because that's how big the launcher is. It also creates folders in the wrong place[0] (1 directory above %APPDATA%). [0] https://i.imgur.com/FTZhjuX.png
562.
by vultour 9y ago
So why do you update to the latest version? iPhone 6 is quite old by now, and the updates have historically caused reduced performance. I didn't put Windows 7 on my old 1GB Windows XP machine because it's dumb, you should think ab
563.
by vultour 9y ago
Not an American, couldn't you just tell them a made up number?
564.
by vultour 9y ago
I'd also suggest Genesis [0]. Almost S-class level in terms of features and comfort, with easily half the price. It's a luxury brand of Hyundai, so as a fan of brands like Mercedes I was skeptical at first, but damn is it a good c
565.
by vultour 9y ago
Or they have a small cash register and just give change back to dozens of people in the line, I've never seen a bus being noticably late because of it. Honestly some of the things mentioned in here are mind bending. I have public trans
566.
by vultour 9y ago
I bought the PS4 recently to play Crash Bandicoot, great game. Other than that, I just don't understand how people play anything else other than racing games with a controller, that thing is absolute trash for actually "controllin
567.
by vultour 9y ago
Holy shit that 'apology' is a steaming pile of crap. This guy is actively subverting not one but multiple open-source projects and he responds with some pathetic crisis-management sob story and an 'oops, sorry'?
568.
by vultour 9y ago
Why would you need an article? Most large tech companies share their infrastructure on their tech blogs, and most often it's completely composed of open-source software (e.g. Kafka, Nginx, Storm, Postgres, Redis, other Apache products,
569.
by vultour 9y ago
They do this pretty much everywhere.
570.
by vultour 9y ago
Oh god, no. I don't know if I'm missing something but pug has been single handedly the worst templating engine I've ever seen. Why would you want to write some cryptic template that somehow gets turned into HTML?

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