dudleyf

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by dudleyf 6y ago
I play Roblox with my son and his friends a lot. Some kids use how much Robux you have as a status thing, but I've been surprised how little griefing and bullying I've seen. I do get called "bacon hair" because my avatar
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by dudleyf 7y ago
We've moved from Teams, to Slack, and back to Teams over the last 2 years. Teams has come a long way since 2017, but the basic chat functionality is still pretty far behind Slack. Next time, I'll stick with Slack.
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by dudleyf 8y ago
It says a lot that you consider folks you're having a conversation with "opponents".
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by dudleyf 10y ago
Having an external motivator is often a helpful way to develop a new habit.
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by dudleyf 10y ago
I first parsed this as an app to help you message Kevin Rose quickly.
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by dudleyf 10y ago
This particular collection of koans was assembled and published in 1919, so I guess copyright has expired.
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by dudleyf 13y ago
I wouldn't say "solved", as it's still pretty easy to accidentally overwrite old versions, but it was a step in the right direction. VMS is full of good ideas that never went anywhere.
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by dudleyf 13y ago
From the context, it seems like mame was trying to say that Ruby is not a security-focused project, so the core team has not attracted many volunteers who are familiar with SSL/TLS. I inferred from this not that Ruby team doesn't
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by dudleyf 15y ago
Merb was never a fork of Rails. It was a separate project, initially created to address a particular shortcoming of Rails (file uploads, IIRC), and grew into a competing implementation that solved a lot of the same problems that Rails did i