_Codemonkeyism

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BBC declares analytical cookies essential(bbc.com)
12 points by _Codemonkeyism 7y ago|3 comments
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by _Codemonkeyism 7y ago
Used VIM in the past to open several GB of SQL files to edit them without problems.
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by _Codemonkeyism 7y ago
Classic SO.
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by _Codemonkeyism 7y ago
Reminds me of a book I've once had "End of Print".
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by _Codemonkeyism 7y ago
Written on the WSJ site not a blog no less.
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by _Codemonkeyism 7y ago
I use it.
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by _Codemonkeyism 7y ago
My has often problems seeing messages on her desktop client while they do appear on her phone.
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by _Codemonkeyism 7y ago
> YC alum Ah, ego!
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by _Codemonkeyism 7y ago
And it can't play TF2.
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by _Codemonkeyism 7y ago
I feel with all the people who left the horrible Mailgun (we've used them for 5 years), switched to Mailjet (we luckily didn't) and are back with Mailgun now.
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Developer Careers: Choose your new job with care(svese.dev)
2 points by _Codemonkeyism 7y ago|0 comments
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by _Codemonkeyism 7y ago
Tried to switch from an MBP to a XPS13. XPS13 (maxed out CPU, memory, screen) was the worst notebook I ever had, two power supplies broke, battery broke, fan broke and BIOS made a fire-alarm-level alarm every time it booted, service was aby
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by _Codemonkeyism 7y ago
And most important: TF2
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by _Codemonkeyism 7y ago
In many enterprises people know that sh happens. But saying so is usually a career limiting move.
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by _Codemonkeyism 7y ago
People enjoy power over other people. The benefit of closing questions or moderation on Stack Overflow is questionable.
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by _Codemonkeyism 7y ago
Stack Exchange has developed the same group of power people that rule Wikipedia. They have arcane rules with the major effect of keeping people out. Stack Exchange is good to read, but hard to ask a question that is not immediately due to s
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by _Codemonkeyism 7y ago
Those people here are not anti-Musk but anti-Musk-holydom.
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by _Codemonkeyism 7y ago
To sum up the comments: Everyone commutes hours so this is not enough (as always readers assume everyone lives in the US). Everyone has a house so put them there (see comment about US). Tesla doesn't have it so it doesn't make sen
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by _Codemonkeyism 7y ago
And route all (Firefox) internet traffic of the world through the US.
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by _Codemonkeyism 7y ago
I know it was a rhetorical question but here it needs to be spelled out: None.
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by _Codemonkeyism 7y ago
I was never a conspiracy buff but the hordes of shills here who think it's a good idea to send the whole worlds browsing habits to the US a country with practically no protection of data lets this seem like a long prepared operation. T
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by _Codemonkeyism 7y ago
I'm not in the business of data, so I don't know what the browsing habit of millions of people are worth.
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by _Codemonkeyism 7y ago
Does anyone know how much money Mozilla gets from Cloudflare? Do they get any? I've tried to find something in Mozilla financial declarations but haven't found anything.
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by _Codemonkeyism 7y ago
Would love to have a chrome plugin that shows the requirements next to the site login.
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by _Codemonkeyism 7y ago
(as a hobby photographer) I went to Norway to hike 680km. Agonizing for weeks if I should take my DSLR and lenses. Took only a OnePlus6T with Google camera, Open Camera and PhotoMap. I'm happy with the results and the 2kg less in the b
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by _Codemonkeyism 7y ago
Executives commit crimes and the company pays the fine. This way crimes are not prevented.
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by _Codemonkeyism 7y ago
https://backtothefuture.fandom.com/wiki/Ito_T._Fujitsu
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by _Codemonkeyism 7y ago
Basically get no spam calls in Germany, sometimes from companies where I'm a customer.
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by _Codemonkeyism 7y ago
Same here in Berlin, although it's mostly illegal there are many AirBnB flats because there are no controls. Having drunken students making party all the time isn't very fun.
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Electric cars are the MP3s before Spotif(codemonkeyism.com)
1 points by _Codemonkeyism 7y ago|0 comments

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