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by zhte415 6y ago
Debugging can be hard. That's often because what they're used for is done very fast. So, there's a business expert reasonably IT literature that has a powerful tool with a built-in IDE that doesn't take approvals or hiri
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by zhte415 6y ago
I suppose we need more captcha images of overturned trucks rather than a brain behind the wheel.
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by zhte415 6y ago
Scrum, for me, is not for development but for Operations, I don't even like the term scrum but simply WhiteBoard Meeting. Flatten structure, everyone knows what everyone else is doing, chance to mention things on one's mind, perha
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by zhte415 6y ago
Right. I think this is a huge missed gap that may or more likely may not be filled in the future. A phone USB charger isn't in risk of being a fire hazard, nor an eSATA, nor some RAM, nor a wireless card. Passive cooling is plenty a
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by zhte415 6y ago
I don't really understand why Plug Computers [1] didn't catch on a lot. A decade and a half later and hardly made a dent. Super things, very simple to use, just plug it in and leave it running. A decade and a half however is a
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by zhte415 6y ago
I suggest you change the name of you app. This seems like a legitimate company and not a trademark farmer [1] with a video conference/messaging app with the name MONKEY and the corresponding valid trademark. And what does the company b
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by zhte415 6y ago
A projector also makes an excellent second monitor, again pros and cons.
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by zhte415 6y ago
It doesn't take days. RTGS is named rhat for a reason. If you're also doing FX that'll be minutes for major currencies. Should you be going through a network of correspondence banks from obscure bank to obscure bank it might
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by zhte415 6y ago
I'm a bit more concerned why one person is critical for 30 power stations. Surely there should be at least a few others that could be called. What if you were on holiday, incapacitated or just quit?
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by zhte415 6y ago
It is also quite cheap, which as well as needing less refrigeration boggles my mind why the EU sat on their hands for 3 months trying to negotiate down an already cheap cost. $140 billion to vaccinate the world is not a large cost, and many
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Saved by the Bell actor Dustin Diamond dies aged 44(theguardian.com)
7 points by zhte415 6y ago|1 comments
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by zhte415 6y ago
Stop doing click-bait titles.
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by zhte415 6y ago
A lot, majority, of local parks in China cities, which are largely apartment living, have outdoor areas with various iron equipment like dips and pullup bars, rowing, basically calisthenics, and spaces for older people to do synchronised da
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by zhte415 6y ago
Is doing laundry hard? I put it in the washing machine, turn that on to wash twice a week, put washed clothes on the line then take in when dry. I like to cook, have done since teens and before I can remember was tasked with food prep and w
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by zhte415 6y ago
If a technical article/blog, and thus assuming one has some technical understanding and cares sufficiently to spend 10 minutes per day maintaining it, why not setup a VPS and brand it under yourself (or company) which I'd imagine
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11,082 cookbooks in digital format starting in the 16th Century(archive.org)
4 points by zhte415 6y ago|0 comments
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by zhte415 6y ago
May or may not be. I deal with a not small amount of customers that are on extremely slow connections where 30k less makes a big difference. You can do a lot in 30k. jQuery makes life a heck of a lot easier though.
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by zhte415 6y ago
Correct. This can be easily verified https://www.gov.uk/estimate-income-tax Tax is (arguably, different argument) progressive.
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by zhte415 6y ago
Dinosaurs were around for a fair amount of time.. as were and still are, perhaps, cockroaches and dragon flies.
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by zhte415 6y ago
I commented yesterday on 'replacements' for Twitter and included RSS in it. Thing is, RSS is just a bit 'technical' for a lot, especially with Google shutting down Reader which (far from ideal) was a visible entry point
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by zhte415 6y ago
Hate to reply to myself, but if a webhost could do the above on a 1-click install managed service with a nice UI, it might be a winning ticket for this, Tumblr but better. An ansible or puppet script. UI make very smooth and nice looking,
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by zhte415 6y ago
Haskell is great for screwing with undergraduates' minds. Box proofs anyone? I did it more than two decades ago and for some reason haven't decided to pick it up again.
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by zhte415 6y ago
PMs: Email. Posts: Blog. [XML-RPC if you wanna email from your phone to your blog. Different post-type or tag for 'like' vs 'post' (heck, invent any 'like' 'like' you like).] Follow: RSS. It&#x27
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by zhte415 6y ago
A bit tangential: This is one of the good things coming from PSD2 and Open Banking - increased options and choice.
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by zhte415 6y ago
It makes sense to me. I channel 100 per month for the winter heating bill, no need to think about that, it's automatically there. I channel 500 per month for petty cash, don't dive into the rest, it's automatically there.
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by zhte415 6y ago
Michael Learns to Rock were huge pan-Asia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Learns_to_Rock
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by zhte415 6y ago
Seems ironic putting this on Google Docs. Didn't open.
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by zhte415 6y ago
As a world-class browser, Opera did that route. Opera died. I believe that might be in thinking but far from an insider in either, simply a happy Firefox user since 0.7 and Netscape before that.
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by zhte415 6y ago
I find it curious a lot of friends are getting back to Skype, for personal use, across continents, and not CorporateSkype/OC. Is this a huge selection bias thing? Don't know. Several have also recently deleted GMail.
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by zhte415 6y ago
What if there was a shark in the passenger seat with a laser on it's head?

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