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571.
by w0m 7y ago
Yea; and your bulbs (the expensive part) will continue working indefinitely into the future. Seems reasonable to me.
572.
by w0m 7y ago
or Azure Artifacts, I use it for pip, but I assume the behavior is equivalent across. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/artifacts/get-...
573.
by w0m 7y ago
Honestly; that it's hard to tell the difference is a non-trivial reason why they are valuable in the first place; increases rarity.
574.
by w0m 7y ago
The only contention here is MS adding it to Start bar; not just when you're inside FF w/ a separate default. Leveraging the more power.
575.
by w0m 7y ago
I miss my Zune.
576.
by w0m 7y ago
... what? If you aren't paying for it; you are the product. Simple.
577.
by w0m 7y ago
ouch
578.
by w0m 7y ago
is it the default to everyone or just o365 customers with intranet search content indexed?
579.
by w0m 7y ago
ooof; this is absolute crap. If you have a single 'legacy' product on your network (like say, the 500usd Play 5 i bought 5 years ago); you're entire network loses updates and potentially functionality (if say, a cloud api ma
580.
by w0m 7y ago
>How I Turned Down $300,000 from Microsoft to go Full-Time on GitHub (2008) (preston-werner.com) ... Welp.
581.
by w0m 7y ago
that's also why sometimes it's worth a little more for the name brand/larger company. I paid a little more for Hue, but my first bulb still functions the same or better than the day I bought it.
582.
by w0m 7y ago
they're competing in different-but-overlapping markets. marketing spin can say whatever story you want on both sides as it's competitive.
583.
by w0m 7y ago
same - too much curated content available to let the kids watch random YouTube videos
584.
by w0m 7y ago
> we ran our own servers, built and hosted our own websites .. Like... the AOL days? GeoCities? Different bubbles we've moved to
585.
by w0m 7y ago
1 line, but completely changing the point of the tool in the first place
586.
by w0m 7y ago
Partially true, her code reviewers should have said, 'hey - that popup isn't the point of the . tool' and nixed it there. She was a member of the group maintaining that toola and abused her authority for a personal crusade; h
587.
by w0m 7y ago
unrelated to actual purpose of the tool; she co-opted internal security tool for a personal soap box and pushed it to the entire company. That's a clear violation of trust in her job role.
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by w0m 7y ago
They'd have to arbitrarily download and execute code from the internet w/ out any proper checks in place; not sure Vim does that by default...
589.
by w0m 7y ago
duplicate function declaration or code chunk; comment out old and modify new; leave old inline until you're happy with new and verified existing functionality isn't lost. Super useful working pattern I think that I use constantly
590.
by w0m 7y ago
You do it because it's so easy :) I say that as a Vim user that duplicates lines constantly. Vim definitely changes your coding patterns; for better or worse because it can be soo frictionless.
591.
by w0m 7y ago
I'd much rather read a physical book. Tactile response, dog ears, easier to flip and compare two sections. Just a better experience. I also haven't read a physical book in a decade due to time and availability. I have gone through
592.
by w0m 7y ago
> given that auto-breaking was disabled Only the Volvo auto-breaking was disabled; the Uber software/hardware itself should have handled the situation fine.
593.
by w0m 7y ago
Well there's that.
594.
by w0m 7y ago
to be clear, who has uploaded or had their photo uploaded; or potentially even attended any event someone bothered to setup a camera at.
595.
by w0m 7y ago
You're applying your fear of carcinogens to others. My parents smoke a pack-a-day; I think that's horrifying. There's looking out for others and then there's overreach. It can be hard to discern the difference sometim
596.
by w0m 7y ago
Re: 15x price - Price != performance, you pay for features you care about; brand itself being one of them. I say that typing on a 50% Ducky 3/4th the planet would consider as crap because i have no arrow keys (and think I'm ins
597.
by w0m 7y ago
Kudo's for WBM link; it's fun to see Then vs Now.
598.
by w0m 7y ago
>A protection that would have helped prevent excessive CPU use by a regular expression was removed by mistake during a refactoring of the WAF weeks prior—a refactoring that was part of making the WAF use less CPU. Faster karma than norma
599.
by w0m 7y ago
I've always thought academics need volume as well as quality publications for tenure, this looks like a landing spot for cutting-room-floor CV filler papers that would normally get ignored. Still helpful for career progression @ good
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by w0m 7y ago
(android)

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