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hughc
4mo ago
props for still using Skitch to annotate images in 2026
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hughc
8mo ago
I've been using a bash encapsulation of this for a long time, works great. https://github.com/laurent22/rsync-time-backup
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hughc
1y ago
This wording is ambiguous- it's the first to support 5GHz, but it's not their first RISC-V core.
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hughc
3y ago
Sibling comments are bashing MS. I read your comment to the end, and it read like a punchline to a joke, given who owns Azure?
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hughc
4y ago
I think the original sentence was written more in of "Your loss is my gain" competitive advantage vein. The real trick is, as you say, to critically assess the output, and many people are incapable of that.
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NFTs and the Future of Work
(drorpoleg.com)
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hughc
5y ago
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hughc
7y ago
Relevant XKCD: https://xkcd.com/327/
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hughc
8y ago
ska?
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hughc
8y ago
In talking about a switch to USB-C, one point seems to be missing - Lightning gives Apple absolute control over which devices can connect. If you don't pay up your MFI fees, and get your device blessed, then there's a chance it ca
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hughc
8y ago
"Dropbox also went public. It had a first-day pop of 36 percent; however, with only 200,000 paying customers compared to its 500 million users, I would be hesitant to rush in to buy, even as it comes off that year-to-date high consider
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hughc
8y ago
Dogfooding your driverless car software by driving your fellow employees around in a van powered by it? There could be some awkward moments in the cafeteria chatting with your workmate, who's in a neckbrace after a software glitch.
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hughc
8y ago
I think people are always looking for a take on a new product that can be shown with 20-20 hindsight to be proven wrong... " No wireless. Less space than a nomad. Lame." for the original iPod, springs to mind.
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hughc
11y ago
If your only value metric is about personal storage, then you might see Dropbox as 'doomed' by its more-space-for-less-cost competitors. I've worked with Dropbox and OneDrive and despite many people having access to a nominal
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hughc
12y ago
I've written batch scripts with WP-CLI and mysql to spin up new sites, from scratch, including database creations, install latest core, a suite of base plugins, install themes and create child themes, and configure some options. Works
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hughc
12y ago
It looks great. I find it intriguing that it's a 2D platformer done in a 3d environment. Were you ever tempted to move the camera?
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hughc
13y ago
You've added another dependency into the mix here. I've been comfortable storing my database in Dropbox, with a decent length master password (15char+) on the assumption that it uses a high quality hash that would make bruteforcin
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13y ago
I've had this experience with 2.x and as I recall, on machine B where the file was already open with unsaved changes, I was prompted to merge changes after Dropbox updated the file on disk. Without recalling the details, I was pretty i
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hughc
15y ago
This talk of contracts sounds to me just like Android's intents, which have been in there forever - one example being a app having a share button that then pops up a list of all apps that offer an endpoint for a particular data type (ie sha