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wmoxam
10y ago
> look no further than the most indebted sub-sovereign in the world: Ontario This isn't surprising, provinces are responsible for the largest share of public spending amongst the 3 levels of government in Canada https://w
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wmoxam
11y ago
To recover costs of licensing
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wmoxam
11y ago
I put in a deletion request for my account as well ( https://www.livecoding.tv/wmoxam/ ). The handling of this situation has completely nuked any trust I ever had in this service.
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wmoxam
11y ago
http://cloudinary.com is another good service.
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wmoxam
11y ago
That's a quite old version of OSX (2009), and is meant for people needing to upgrade from OSX 10.5, as v10.5 wasn't upgradable over a network connection.
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wmoxam
11y ago
I pay them $7, and my employer also pays them. I only have one account ;)
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wmoxam
11y ago
"My total expenses from September 2014 to April 2015 was just over $27,000."
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wmoxam
11y ago
Winter: http://www.greaterfool.ca/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/Winter-...
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wmoxam
12y ago
Or ... you could get a tenkeyless keyboard
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wmoxam
12y ago
Most people aren't travelling around presenting everywhere. Having a ton of adapters seems to be required for that niche
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wmoxam
12y ago
The mini has two: http://matias.ca/minitactilepro/mac/viewer/2.jpg
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wmoxam
12y ago
Matias! http://matias.ca I use Mini as my daily keyboard ( http://matias.ca/minitactilepro/mac/ ) The upcoming Ergo Pro looks great (if pricy) http://matias.ca/ergopro/pc/
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wmoxam
12y ago
No one has lived in the Forbidden City since 1924.
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wmoxam
12y ago
"these LibReSSL dudes sound like idiot hipsters" No, they're just poking fun at people like you :D
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wmoxam
13y ago
"Whenever I go the a conference and I discover that there will be a presentation about Byzantine fault tolerance, I always feel an immediate, unshakeable sadness, kind of like when you realize that bad things happen to good people, or
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wmoxam
13y ago
> And substantially more homogenous (not sure how you're getting a different impression) Not sure what you define as 'homogenous' but over 20% of Canada's population is foreign born, and less than 57% are english spea
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wmoxam
13y ago
I regularly play Dota2 on my MacBook Air. Works well enough.
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wmoxam
13y ago
One who can't get shit done.
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wmoxam
13y ago
Home of the brave indeed
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wmoxam
13y ago
So what? How many webapps have encypted and stored their users password "only on their own servers", to later have them leaked via combination of exploit in 3rd party software that allowed the download of their DB and a little bru
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wmoxam
13y ago
The article cited two primary causes of the population explosion: the destruction of sardine populations from over fishing (sardines compete with jellyfish for the same food sources), and expansion of eutrophic zones due to agricultural run
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wmoxam
13y ago
> I use ubuntu on thinkpads, and it just works What sort of battery life do you get? Any heat issues? Hibernate/suspend? (These are all areas where I've had issues with recent versions of Ubuntu, but on an older model Macbook P
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wmoxam
13y ago
It makes no sense to miss brew on Linux ... The only reason brew exists is because OSX doesn't have an official package manager. Also what problems did you have with rbenv on Linux? It seemed to work just fine the last time I used it .
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wmoxam
14y ago
Being in Toronto has nothing to do with seeing (or not seeing) a TC article about your company. TC covers plenty of Toronto based startups, including the last two that I've worked for. Also, seeing your company on TC isn't all that useful a
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14y ago
I love openbsd but even their proactive approach hasn't made them immune to remote exploits
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wmoxam
14y ago
It makes sense from the perspective of it being a dependency of some end user software such as Typo or Redmine
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wmoxam
14y ago
What is meant is that Ruby is difficult to parse compared to most languages. By comparison Lisp is easy to parse
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14y ago
I've clicked on Distrowatch's Mint entry several times to see what all the fuss is about. I still run Ubuntu.
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wmoxam
15y ago
Rails 3+ requires a js runtime too, if you don't install one you'll get an ugly crash the first time you try to do anything.
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wmoxam
15y ago
I never knew ruby was ever considered the "de facto language for automation". Maybe you are thinking of perl?
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