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alelefant
6y ago
What are your companies reasons for avoiding cloud?
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alelefant
8y ago
It was a joke.
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alelefant
8y ago
That seems like a fire hazard.
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alelefant
8y ago
You are obviously free to dislike C#, but it seems silly to say they should stop adding features or should remove features. > Did we really need all those features? If you don't need them, don't use them. I've found the n
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alelefant
8y ago
In the two years I've been a home owner and on Nextdoor, the only feature I've noticed they introduced was ads.
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alelefant
8y ago
As someone who cooks a lot, I was curious what /ck/ could have to offer. I hadn't been to 4chan in years. I'm not sure how this board has tremendous amounts of useful information.
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alelefant
9y ago
The quote about death seems very similar to David Eagleman's book "Forty Tales from the Afterlives". Here's an excerpt that you might find interesting: http://www.eagleman.com/sum/excerpt
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alelefant
9y ago
I just recently started using Vue for a small project at work and agree with a lot of what you said. When you refer to the debug tools, are you referring to the Chrome extension or something else?
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alelefant
10y ago
I didn't realize someone on the Internet named 'gjjrfcbugxbhf' held the keys to the definition of friendship.
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alelefant
10y ago
The big difference is if you have a substantial income you can afford to play the long game and throw money into the market. If you're living paycheck to paycheck as very few people who contribute content to this site do, it's a
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alelefant
11y ago
Every month when the "Who is hiring" thread is posted I search for "WI" hoping to see more Wisconsin based companies posting here. Hope you can find someone soon!
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alelefant
11y ago
I think it's funny that you proved exactly what the poster above you was saying. You don't like Prime simply because of selection.
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alelefant
11y ago
I think that joke is made in every state.
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alelefant
11y ago
Your speculation != evidence
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alelefant
11y ago
If you're able to inspect the network packets and the page is over HTTP, then KeePass doesn't even matter at that point. It's game over right there.
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alelefant
11y ago
I disagree with the declaration of open faced sandwiches not being a sandwich. You're telling me smørrebrød isn't a sandwich? I realize it's not American, but it's a sandwich, baby.
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alelefant
11y ago
Well played.
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alelefant
11y ago
I'm sorry, but this has to be said. This guy loves exclamation points! Almost every paragraph features one. It reminds me of a great Seinfeld episode: Jake: Well, maybe I don't use my exclamation points as haphazardly as you do.
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alelefant
12y ago
Are you using the same Calendar as I am? https://www.google.com/calendar/ . I don't see this 4 week view you speak of!
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alelefant
12y ago
In his diary regarding selling out of (illegal) mushrooms he writes: "...but at least now I was all digital, no physical risk anymore." Given the revelations from the last few years, how many of you would agree that carrying out a
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alelefant
12y ago
Someone was the lead designer for a one page website with a handful of words on the page?
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alelefant
12y ago
Jon Skeet's answer about "string vs String" on Stack Overflow was particularly interesting: http://stackoverflow.com/a/215422/190750 .
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alelefant
12y ago
I'm completely amazed that people do this to figure out when to sleep. My intent is not to sound rude; I'm a big believer of "do what works" in my personal life and at work. For me it's always so simple: if the fo
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alelefant
12y ago
I'm from Madison, WI where there's a well known company in town called Epic. If someone says they are moving to Madison to work for a tech company, everyone assumes it's Epic. I've never worked there and none of my imm
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alelefant
12y ago
Okay between this and the lobster story you guys and gals are really starting to make me feel bad about the seafood Christmas my family does ever year (we're each responsible for a different seafood dish). I'll surely bring this
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12y ago
You make a great point, yet I'm still able to identify with what the author was saying. I oddly think about this a lot without really recognizing it. It may sound silly, but to me what makes the difference is the event itself. Being
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alelefant
12y ago
I actually found his talks of Maine and travel in general very interesting. I really liked this from one of the footnotes: "To be a mass tourist, for me, is to become a pure late-date American: alien, ignorant, greedy for something yo
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alelefant
12y ago
I was thinking the exact same thing. I think using "headings" would have fixed the issue for my brain.
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alelefant
12y ago
Good point, the title of the article should be modified to include the year. Recent events make it sound like the story is changing.
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alelefant
12y ago
Would you be as happy if your revenue wasn't increasing like it is? Imagine 10 to 15 years of stagnant growth. Would the fact that you've decided that path be enough to make you happy?
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