devopsproject

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by devopsproject 9y ago
this was really annoying
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by devopsproject 9y ago
its a colloquialism computer = desktop\laptop
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by devopsproject 9y ago
a) No intervention required although many start that way because people click on everything. The general idea is: get into a computer using any means possible and then spread using any means possible b) They encrypt your files and make you
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by devopsproject 9y ago
no. you will know when the big one hits because you won't be able to ask this question online and get an immediate answer.
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by devopsproject 9y ago
Doesn't look like there is much of a choice. I wonder if this was a design or a business decision. I could imagine a lot of cost could be scrapped by not having staff and repair facilities.
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by devopsproject 9y ago
because it would have been a lot easier to omit the entire paragraph.
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by devopsproject 9y ago
robots.txt
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by devopsproject 9y ago
> I actually created a site I called blah blah blah (don't worry, this isn't an ad for it) https://media.giphy.com/media/EouEzI5bBR8uk/giphy.gif
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by devopsproject 9y ago
why?
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by devopsproject 9y ago
> but they've been unable to keep up with demand They sold out early and had long periods where no stock was available. This seems to point to a supply side issue, not a demand side problem
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by devopsproject 9y ago
If he has a bad cell signal, replacing the battery won't make any difference. He needs to look at his stats.
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by devopsproject 9y ago
An easy disarm is "You are confusing privacy with secrecy. It is no secret what happens in the bathroom. It doesn't mean we are going to remove the doors because people still want privacy"
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by devopsproject 9y ago
because some phb only understands excel.
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by devopsproject 9y ago
There will be a day when "just go flip burgers until something better comes along" will no longer be a valid retort. Jobs are vanishing and no amount of bootstraps will change that.
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by devopsproject 9y ago
They are solving two different problems. Arguments to its effectiveness aside, the current welfare systems seem to have the primary goal of providing for citizens until they can reenter the workforce. UBI seems to have the primary goal of m
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by devopsproject 9y ago
It's frustration, not hostility. The solution is always HotNewFrameworkStillInBeta.js
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by devopsproject 9y ago
To be clear: "Xamarin.forms" is different than "Xamarin" and the following is based on my experience with "Xamarin.forms". Also note that my experience with this is building an extremely simple business-y app f
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by devopsproject 9y ago
seems like the complaint is facebook=slow. Would you say that facebook is a good example of a fast site\app?
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by devopsproject 9y ago
The downvotes are sad. Are people this far gone that they can't take a little criticism?
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by devopsproject 9y ago
> Hack who back? The bad guys, bro. Hack'em all and let Jobs sort them out /s
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by devopsproject 9y ago
It is only expensive if you compare it to the craptops from dell and hp. Its got the same pixel density of a macbook pro, weights half as much, has a touchscreen, etc.
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by devopsproject 9y ago
Some terms are absolutely enforceable. The cost and time to defend yourself from lawsuits is also not free.
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by devopsproject 9y ago
You are conflating two ideas. Game developers protect state to prevent cheating. For example, allowing a player to update his location could allow teleporting or spawning tons of bullets\projectiles If a web developer creates an IM webapp,
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by devopsproject 9y ago
> Am I just old and cranky? No, but you may be a bit too optimistic. By the time you hand craft your CSS and Javascript to support all the browsers and features you need, you will have created yet another framework: deedubaya.js > Or
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by devopsproject 9y ago
google gets a ton of criticism here
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by devopsproject 9y ago
You want to be in a profit center, not a cost center.
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by devopsproject 9y ago
They are used by people who need to turn what should be 3 bullet points into a slow "presentation".
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by devopsproject 9y ago
> Transmitting encryption keys is something many people want This proves you know absolutely nothing about security. lol. The reason they call them "private" is because you are supposed to keep it a secret. Key management servi
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by devopsproject 9y ago
Transmitting encryption keys is not a feature any sane person would want. It is convenient. But the fact that it does this in the background is ridiculous. And your cost comparison is equally absurd. It costs more money to store and manage
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by devopsproject 9y ago
There are no word games here. Malware means software designed to function in ways that mistreat or harm the user. If storing my disk encryption keys on Microsoft servers isn't harmful to my privacy and security, I don't know what

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