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by woof 10y ago
He disabled the device. And you don't see the issue?
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by woof 10y ago
Correct, the oldest iPad running iOS 10 is the first Retina -aka iPad 4. I bought mine in 2012, still using it daily.
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by woof 10y ago
One hour Radiolab worth listening to: http://www.radiolab.org/story/91684-stochasticity/
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by woof 10y ago
"Living in London is not living in Europe" Could you explain that sentence? Please.
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by woof 10y ago
"Does that look random to you?" https://youtu.be/M34TO71SKGk?t=1m20s Golden!
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by woof 10y ago
The Air is my private machine and I bought for size/form factor (aka travel). I had a MacBook Pro 15" (far better spec'd) at the time, but left it at home/work due to size and weight. The 11" Air fits "everywhe
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by woof 10y ago
It was considered slow 4 years ago, but I bought it for the form factor (and still use it daily). PyCharm, Django and PostgreSQL runs ok, but it's too slow for docker. Anything slower is useless for (modern) development and if you&#x27
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by woof 10y ago
PyCharm works fine on my 2013 Macbook Air 11" (1,3GhZ i5 with 4GB RAM and a rather slow 128GB SSD).
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by woof 10y ago
PyCharm is awsome! And I say that as a 20 years+ (and counting) emacs user. If you program python (especially Django), you should give PyCharm a go!
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by woof 10y ago
You'd find the biggest hypocrites among all the consumers buying goods shipped around the world on those ships.
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by woof 10y ago
Blank as in "wiped" or blank as in "wiped, reinstalled OS and apps, configured for the user but with no corporate data on the device"?
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by woof 10y ago
Outside the "industry" (aka the small world of GNOME and KDE), GVFS is not commonly known at all. For the Gnome community this might be both poor and confusing, for the rest of us it's ... meh.
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by woof 10y ago
Awsome postmortem -is there any thing you would do differently today? What's your most valuable lesson from that incident? You're hired!
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by woof 10y ago
tldr: The author was excited about getting a working Tesla, for the price he paid for a supposedly working Tesla, which turned out to be false.
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by woof 10y ago
Even better than Stalin? Or was your use of the word "inarguably" some kind of code?
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by woof 10y ago
https://www.statista.com/statistics/262962/countries-with-th... I believe US numbers excludes juvenile detention, but hey...
47.
by woof 10y ago
So responsive web sites, using ie. bootstrap and picturefill are lazy these days?
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by woof 10y ago
<picture> with multiple srcset makes it possible to serve images that are displayed at 100% width, filling their (DOM) container. Check out http://scottjehl.github.io/picturefill/
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by woof 10y ago
And what dimensions would you prefer? Small, medium, large? And what kind of display would you like those for? 1x, 2x or maybe 3x?
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by woof 10y ago
This Freakonomics episode from 2013 is well worth spending 37 minutes on before commenting. Or tipping... http://freakonomics.com/podcast/should-tipping-be-banned-a-n...
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by woof 10y ago
And ignorance. Surprised Bloomberg accepts that kind of nonsense...
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by woof 10y ago
The editors at Bloomberg should do their job (edit)! Read this FT article instead: https://ftalphaville.ft.com/2016/11/21/2180031/the-curse-of-...
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by woof 10y ago
Unbreakable? From a company based in Russia? Really?
54.
by woof 11y ago
From the article: "It wasn't clear, though, when it had started"
55.
by woof 11y ago
"I frequently interact with at least 25 people just to do my job" Frequently, not ten messages in total. Email works fine for non important sporadic communication.
56.
by woof 11y ago
$6.67/month is less than $0.33/day (~20 workdays/month)! That's an trivial amount to pay for effective communications in my book.
57.
by woof 11y ago
Or you could just explain what you are talking about.
58.
by woof 11y ago
Go figure, root.
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by woof 11y ago
Why on earth are you logged in as root? man sudo
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by woof 11y ago
Or just plain stupid.

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