doubleplusgood

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by doubleplusgood 9y ago
His Laundry Files are excellent as well.
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by doubleplusgood 9y ago
Sure, but money talks louder.
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by doubleplusgood 9y ago
Could work around it with stunnel until it's resolved
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by doubleplusgood 9y ago
It would map better to a Django app rather than Flask
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by doubleplusgood 9y ago
Also it literally means "dry".
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by doubleplusgood 9y ago
Interesting. I'm familiar with Israeli tech companies and it's odd they wouldn't buy in. בהצלחה!
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by doubleplusgood 9y ago
Oh, that's pretty clever. Thanks for the explanation!
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by doubleplusgood 9y ago
I still have fond memories of building a kernel in winter on a P4. No heater needed. Make menuconfig, because the TCL part was too heavy...
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by doubleplusgood 9y ago
As originally built by him, it was indeed just a php website.
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by doubleplusgood 9y ago
In many, many circumstances, code that "does the thing [well enough]" is more than enough. Not everyone works on avionics or pacemakers.
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by doubleplusgood 9y ago
I run Disa as a Messenger replacement
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by doubleplusgood 9y ago
It streamlined the process significantly, lowering the total "handling time" from a couple of hours to ~10-15m in total, which freed up time to tend to custom commissions from clients. I don't have serious hard numbers before
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by doubleplusgood 9y ago
My wife has a small business similar to yours, and I ended up building a micro CRM for her, complete with scraping (some of our vendors don't offer an Api), reports, invoicing etc.
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by doubleplusgood 9y ago
Login is a legit surname, though[0]. 0: http://www.onomastikon.ru/proishogdenie-familii-login.htm (source in Russian)
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by doubleplusgood 9y ago
Absolutely agree with this, I've come to realize I was addicted to the feed. It took, and still does, a significant effort to control the effect (mostly by regulating access on a scheduled basis).
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by doubleplusgood 9y ago
A couple of PB per week, I'd guess
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by doubleplusgood 9y ago
I never turn off BT on my phone, since I don't want to tinker around with it when I get into the car or turn on a wireless BT headset.
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by doubleplusgood 9y ago
I'd definitely get one just for the WiFi boost and the ability to turn it into a caching accelerator proxy for my guest/honeypot VLANs.
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by doubleplusgood 9y ago
If you're logged in, you can blacklist specific topics on Google's Ad Settings page[0] quite easily (you can also turn off tailored ads completely). https://www.google.com/settings/ads/
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by doubleplusgood 9y ago
I'm usually well into #3 before I realize I'm in too deep
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by doubleplusgood 9y ago
Copied & pasted from an old HN post: There are three new fields in your profile, noprocrast, maxvisit, and minaway. (You can edit your profile by clicking on your username.) Noprocrast is turned off by default. If you turn it on by sett
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by doubleplusgood 9y ago
Can't those be "disabled" via the app manager? I'd flash a custom ROM if I had to deal with FB being a "system app"(!).
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by doubleplusgood 9y ago
It would just raise an OSError/IOError/TypeError/ValueError and exit (unless caught).
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by doubleplusgood 9y ago
"oh, this config shouldn't be linked to /dev/null..."
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by doubleplusgood 9y ago
I feel lucky to only have reached item 4; I wouldn't feel confident beyond it, anyway.
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by doubleplusgood 9y ago
Consuming 135g (a cup, give or take) of sugar daily is pretty crazy, nutritionally speaking.
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by doubleplusgood 9y ago
So your code assumes that the network/storage/DB are fault-free? You don't emit logs?
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by doubleplusgood 9y ago
I don't see why not!
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by doubleplusgood 9y ago
Probably not even then. Gaia/Sayshell seem way more fun :)
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by doubleplusgood 9y ago
I think it should be named "the Brickolator" :)

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