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FollowSteph3
6y ago
For distribution check out Install4J
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7y ago
Almost feels like running a code profiler to find the hotspots
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7y ago
What about upgrades due to the environment and not the app. Like OS changes etc. That’s not bug fixes but those are very real issues with very costs.
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7y ago
Everyone would be willing to buy a Laptop for $5 but pricing one at $500 doesn’t mean demand isn’t matched or the business model is flawed. It costs more than $5 to make a laptop. This is an extreme case but often I see the argument that it
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7y ago
Yes but what he’s saying is that if you take that money from high executive pay then you can offer both. You have three variables rather then just two, most businesses ignore the executive pay. That’s where the example breaks down. Now if y
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8y ago
It's about the price of generating the electricity in terms of the damage it does to the environment (rather than dollar amount) compared to the value the cryptocurrencies generate. Most people look just at electricity costs and not el
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8y ago
We’re cobstantly dealing with environmental issues and global warming yet burn incredible amounts of energy and carbon compared to the value this gives us. It would probably be more environmentally friendly to not use crypto currencies then
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8y ago
I’m amazed that your comment isn’t higher. That was my first thought as well. They may be great design wise but if they don’t covert at all it means very little. Many tv commercials than win awards are terrible at converting for example.
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IBM Supporting the Java Community
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How to Design for the Modern Web
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8y ago
From a higher level maybe don’t start a software company. Just because I have an idea say on how to make a better oven I should not open one until I at least have some industry experience and knowledge first. In other words if your whole bu
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8y ago
The answers I read here are classic over engineering. Sometimes the simplest answer is the best answer, and you don't need to build a complex system. That is to say the same methods that are used to defend against a gun, either another
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The Art of Writing Software
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They have the choice to build their own OS. The reason they don’t is clear, it’s too expensive. Google instead of charging money requires certain licensing conditions. If they truly want full control they could build it themselves but obvi
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8y ago
I think it’s a blip caused by people upgrading their cpu due to spectre and meltdown. Not always because their cpu may be exposed but also as an excuse.
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8y ago
My view is that microservives is more of a workaround to company culctures and silos than a software solution. At least in most cases.
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Windows Command-Line: The Evolution of the Windows Command-Line
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Beware of ads that use inaudible sound to link your phone, TV, tablet, and PC
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We’ve Come a Long Way in 30 Years (But You Haven’t Seen Anything Yet)
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Why do raises and bonuses have to match up with yearly performance reviews? Why not make them more immediate. Great launch everyone here’s a bonus. You went above and beyond for this release so we’d like to give you this bonus. You’ve been
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I wonder how long before the GDPR starts to act AND if it will have teeth...
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Anything with a decent tempo (except for Dance Music - too much thoomp thoomp) that is decent but that I don't know the words to. The important part is not knowing the words. If you know the words it can pull you out of the zone withou
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The cpu on that computer must be running quite hot. That would definitely be a way to do a computer burn in test. Plus it’s more fun ;)
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I believe this is the first real test as to how much teeth GDPR will actually have.
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A wicked Java trick to make the JVM forget to check exceptions
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Programming and management – why computer scientists leave 6-figure jobs
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All of mugshots.com's alleged co-owners arrested on extortion
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I hope it comes to Canada. I'm willing to pay to remove commercials from YouTube. I don't really care about the extra shows, etc., I just want to be able to remove the ads. $12/mth is worth it for me.
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Why we’re switching Ulysses to Subscription
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One of the most common things I’ve seen over and over is under powered hardware. It’s so cheap in comparison but since it’s easy for an accountant to total compared to lost time it’s very frequently done. It’s not a solve all but in so many
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