Vinkekatten

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by Vinkekatten 6y ago
Hell no. I work with RHEL every day, and while I'm by no means an expert, I would say I'm reasonably proficient with Linux. Every time I've tried using Linux on the desktop, it's worked just fine until I tried to update
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by Vinkekatten 9y ago
I live in a country where income is public information. It´s not really a problem as far as I know - and at any rate it definitely benefits employees.
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by Vinkekatten 9y ago
Or if you don´t care for fiddling about too much and just want it to work out of the box: http://ohmyz.sh/
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by Vinkekatten 9y ago
2017 15" decked out macbook pro here. Not all that smooth.
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by Vinkekatten 9y ago
Æss a nårvidsjæn itt vassent tu hard tu riid jur vraiting laik dis. Aj vånder håo diffikult itt iss får a slav tu ønderstænd nårvinglisj.... Edit: and now I feel like Petter Solberg. [1] [1] https://youtu.be/Kaeh8FRPANs?t=4s
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by Vinkekatten 10y ago
Five weeks of vacation helps too.
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by Vinkekatten 10y ago
Food in Oslo has improved by leagues and bounds in the past ten years. You'll find it here if you know where to look :)
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by Vinkekatten 10y ago
I'll be honest, it's a little rough. Around late december, the darkest part of the year, I barely see sunlight for a month or two. I'm at work by 8:30, sun rises 10. I leave work at 16:00, sun sets 14:00. It gets better thoug
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by Vinkekatten 10y ago
Haven't played it either, but from what I've heard you can do that, but you'll get pounded to a fine paste by said boss in about three seconds flat.
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by Vinkekatten 10y ago
Genesis commit, that's a catchy name for it. We've done the same thing, after some discussion this always ends up making the most sense. Also, you can hide your crimes and not show off all your "TODO: put more stuff here&quot
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by Vinkekatten 10y ago
We've published internally developed projects on github after removing anything sensitive and initializing a new repo from the latest version of the code base. You lose your development history, but you ensure you won't get bitten
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by Vinkekatten 10y ago
Google Translate has been improved immensely just in the past six months or so, through neural networking and machine learning [0]. It's become MUCH better at translating full sentences and coherent text - in some cases it's hard
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by Vinkekatten 10y ago
Good intentions and heartfelt prayer.
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by Vinkekatten 10y ago
won't that make you look hella suspicious? Blank phone, blank laptop, light luggage?
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by Vinkekatten 10y ago
What I don't hear anyone in this thread talk about is, what happens if you present them with a blank device? Say I have a brand new chromebook, no logins, no data. Brand new phone, five emergency contacts and no messages. No logins. Br
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by Vinkekatten 10y ago
Hell, I love my 9-5 dev job in government sector. Almost never overtime, decent pay, great colleagues and I get enough say and time to shape my work a little.
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by Vinkekatten 10y ago
Sometimes you shape your own crack. Sometimes your crack shapes you.
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by Vinkekatten 10y ago
I'm inclined to agree. Convincing someone to use a space-age toilet for the first time without giving them instructions is hilarious.
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by Vinkekatten 10y ago
We have a few tie-ins too, but only for Bitbucket stuff like feature branches and occationally Confluence. What's a better alternative to Jira though?
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by Vinkekatten 10y ago
We use Jira and bitbucket - most if not all branch names contain an issue number and the name of the issue, while commit messages can be more cryptic. This is often helpful when the branch has been deleted, as it usually is.
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by Vinkekatten 10y ago
We use bitbucket server for pull requests and merges, and it does this. It's brilliant, since the branch name often describes the solved problem better than the commit messages.
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by Vinkekatten 10y ago
For work (java + web developer) Linux is what I would prefer. Unfortunately we're a Windows shop. For play (gaming + photography) it's a no go. Stuck with Windows for a while longer I suppose.
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by Vinkekatten 10y ago
Cool, thanks for the tip. I've been eyeing Tower for a long time, but us being a windows/linux shop it's not been a contender until now.
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by Vinkekatten 10y ago
Do they sell well? Would you say it's harder or easier to sell on the Mac app store than on the iOs/Android app stores?
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by Vinkekatten 10y ago
"An error has occured" Error message: "error: Is the gateway down?" - It's down but the reload button had a nice, blue color - Maybe do a little more load testing? - Don't be down.
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by Vinkekatten 10y ago
I love what Autodesk have done with Fusion 360, they made it free for students and tinkerers. It's a brilliant tool and I wish more software manufacturers got on board with programs like this.
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by Vinkekatten 10y ago
Meetings and information I will need to reference: One Note backed up to a network drive. It's got a nice integration with Outlook meetings, lets me start a note with info about time, date, subject of meeting, location of meeting and p
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by Vinkekatten 10y ago
I've never tried it myself as an api but a quick poke around the googles throws this out https://cloud.google.com/speech/
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by Vinkekatten 10y ago
Wow, that was actually impressive. A few of those were hard to distiguish from human speakers. I love how they included breathing and mouth-sounds as well, really brings it to life.
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by Vinkekatten 10y ago
Meh, the site is blocked at my workplace. Websense is really crummy.

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