hackeredje

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by hackeredje 2y ago
I am the only one
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by hackeredje 3y ago
exactly my fist thought :)
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by hackeredje 3y ago
summary: when you get older you slowly start to realize that the world is not disney
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by hackeredje 3y ago
I wrote this also in the 90’s when I started my own site and my own blog as one of the first blogs. But 30 years later, I think there are many reasons why you would not want to do this. (I also stopped doing so after 15.000 posts or so). –
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by hackeredje 3y ago
It would be interesting to see what the numbers are for IT 4 IT systems , scripts, batches, integrations, countless programs in countless languages including programs where nobody who knows anything about the system or language is available
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by hackeredje 3y ago
What is the approach to backup the dev drive to my nas ?
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by hackeredje 4y ago
Documentation should be atomic, not large pieces of text. And each atomic item has bidirectional dependencies to other atomic pieces or methods or classes or requirements or terms etc.
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by hackeredje 4y ago
I used to run a lot at home. But i realized that "support" stops when i would die. My family, who is a- technical, would have not even have a clue on where would be what (since they freak already out if an icon on their phone is m
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by hackeredje 5y ago
If I buy 25 old tablets, put them on a wall 5x5 and then open on my laptop 25 browser tabs each with different streaming data e.g. webcam views, messengers, news, can i use this software to achieve this? Then again... could ofcourse then al
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by hackeredje 5y ago
Is this not Linq ? https://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/linq ? And then dump the queries via https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1412863/how-do-i-view-th... or https://w
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by hackeredje 5y ago
The small vertical " things to do " booklets that you can buy in bulk at most shops also work very well for my own task management overview. Used these also for the past 20 years.
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by hackeredje 5y ago
During the first part of your life you build yourself tooling often pretty complex with full integrations and stuff. During the second part of your life you have growing kids and a wife that nowadays only want to use their phone and often l
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by hackeredje 5y ago
If you want to store information for the next billions of years, carve it in a super-material and store it secretly in the Kaapval Craton, so that even when all current continents are gone and a new super continent is formed it has a high c
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by hackeredje 6y ago
Given time, every developer will end up in some company, doing projects, having to go trough other vast requirements, documentation, databases, interfaces and codebases to understand these. So I think you refer to persons who do not do proj
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by hackeredje 6y ago
This was a nice read and is recognizable, probably a large part of Dilbert comics could fit in here... There are projects that last for multiple years with larger TEAMS with the only job to entangle existing complex landscapes. Most of them
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by hackeredje 6y ago
SharePoint / Office is overlooked by the developers you write about here. Office/Excel clientside => SharePoint "Office Server" serverside => then write apps integrating with SharePoint. SharePoint is an applicatio
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by hackeredje 6y ago
What it also means is that when the thing grows at a certain moment you see a parallel in the taxonomy you put in your local organisation with external " all knowledge ever" for instance on wikipedia portal > categories etc or
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by hackeredje 6y ago
COM interface: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/office/client-developer/one... So just $whatever = New-Object -ComObject OneNote.Application and then lookat $whatever |get-member to see what you can do for me
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by hackeredje 6y ago
When you have a family. A wife who barely knows how to create bookmarks in a browser and kids who only use their phone you need something extremely simple. So you need to " scale " from 1 person to a household and take into accoun