64bittechie

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by 64bittechie 3y ago
Started with Redhat 6.2! It was amazing and I did not turn back to Windows. My family was pissed at the fact that I dual booted the family PC!
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by 64bittechie 3y ago
same! This is worse than paywall. If I don't have a Google account what am I supposed to do? I know it's hard to imagine people who don't have Google accounts but I can assure you that they exist. More importantly, it should
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by 64bittechie 3y ago
Well, what do you expect? The US over the past several decades has effectively crippled economies for its own interests by cutting off USD access. When you do this to a non-trivial number of countries they get around it by trading among the
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by 64bittechie 4y ago
You do realize that you can just call the city and complain?
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by 64bittechie 4y ago
Could you elaborate why did you pick using a header instead of making the version number part of the URL? If the version is part of the URL, you have benefits such as - 1. It's easy to inspect the URL. For headers it's more involv
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by 64bittechie 5y ago
Maybe there is a market for paid apps and services that do not sell your data?
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by 64bittechie 5y ago
NAS with HDD and a boat load of RAM can easily saturate 10GbE NIC if you're using it as a media server. Most content on my NAS is cached and rarely touches the disk.
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by 64bittechie 6y ago
1. Spreading voter misinformation 2. Delegitimizing mail-in ballots 3. Delegitimizing election officials 4. Calling up state election officials to change votes in favor of Trump 5. Filing 200+ BS lawsuits questioning the authenticity of bal
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by 64bittechie 6y ago
The Indian middle class has never been more prosperous under any other government. The current ruling government has undertaken fundamental reforms that _all_ political parties have had in their manifestos but nobody has had the political w
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by 64bittechie 6y ago
Aside from backlogs, India's judiciary is alive and kicking. Better than some of the 'free' countries even. There are enough examples of the judiciary smacking down the ruling government.
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by 64bittechie 6y ago
I just came to say thank you, Beej! Your guide helped me learn networking and network programming. I love learning by example. Your guide was instrumental in my learning.
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by 64bittechie 10y ago
You typically do a 302 redirect AFTER the POST authentication. This feels more of a publicity stunt more than anything. It might affect very few use-cases. Bulk of the requests on the web are GETs anyway.
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by 64bittechie 13y ago
yes because percentage is a great statistical tool. And I agree, a popup is off putting and I cringe everytime I get those. Take that as feedback!
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by 64bittechie 13y ago
I am sorry if I come off a little rough. It is interesting how you made a data driven decision. However, it is common knowledge that Toyota, Honda are the most reliable cars. That common knowledge is derived from "crowd sourced" data. So wh
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by 64bittechie 13y ago
I would recommend learning a language and becoming an expert at it. Right now JS is positioned to be a great language for the web - for two reasons. It's the only, defacto language that can be used in the browser (dart is on it's way but ri
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by 64bittechie 13y ago
I dont see any issue with the formatting. I'm on Chrome 26.0.1410.43 on a Mac OSX 10.8.
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Coding standards(codengin.com)
1 points by 64bittechie 13y ago|0 comments
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by 64bittechie 14y ago
Are you kidding me? The number of tests has nothing to do with the quality of "testing" being done. You could have 5 billion tests and still miss obvious bugs. You're one of those who use LoC as a measure of productivity.
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by 64bittechie 14y ago
Decode this - 25599cbb64c13f5385d1a4b3acb946f27f350b9 I'll give you a billion dollars for it.
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by 64bittechie 14y ago
iwanttomakeadifference@balancedpayments.com I really wouldn't hire someone who wants to use grep to parse out html[1] :P Then again, I would not like to work for a place where engineers don't understand this ;) [1] http://stackoverflow.com