renolc

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by renolc 9y ago
I believe they meant "autonomous" rather than "anonymous."
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by renolc 9y ago
I'm the same way. I use bookmarks for places I regularly visit that I will want to have ready access to (things like work related services and what have you). For just articles or something I'll want to read later, I've start
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by renolc 9y ago
I haven't heard of hosting companies sending anyone to a collection agency. It could happen, sure a but I think it's more likely they just cancel your account and suspend all continued hosting (which, if you believe 2fa should be
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by renolc 9y ago
I kind of see chargeback as a potential resolution for this. If you lost access to your account and can't shut down billing via the normal route, you could still stop payments from your bank or credit card. That is the ultimate source
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by renolc 10y ago
Valid point. Sadly, the system I was working on at said company was monolithic, so I don't believe that advantage was being utilized. It does open it up the potential in the future though. I feel that this could be solved in other ways
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by renolc 10y ago
I would be the first one to admit my SQL chops are probably lacking, so perhaps this is just my own bias revealing itself. I'm not saying to _not_ use stored procedures. I'm just saying that throwing literally _all_ of the busines
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by renolc 10y ago
Valid point. I should have been more clear in my original post. The issue was more that it was institutionalized to write all stored procedures in MS-SQL, rather than utilizing available CLR options (at least for the vast majority of the ti
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by renolc 10y ago
Absolutely. SQL is great, and having the DB just give you the correct data from the get go is convenient. But in the case where complex logic is necessary, SQL is much more difficult for correct implementation than something more expressive
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by renolc 10y ago
This is definitely true on both ends. At a previous company, the tech influencers believed in the archaic "do everything in the database." While we were technically using the .Net stack, we weren't allowed to do any actual bu
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by renolc 10y ago
Google News for iOS has a "week in review" option. Being an aggregation of sources, it doesn't have any particular bias (except maybe to showcase only the largest stories of the week).
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by renolc 10y ago
It actually does have multi cursor. Try cmd + D to highlight multiple instances of a selected block, just like in sublime.
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by renolc 10y ago
I just want to let you know that I've been a feeder user for maybe 3 years now, and I've really enjoyed it. The new Android beta app is pretty sweet so far. Thanks for giving me a simple place to go after Google Reader shutdown!
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by renolc 10y ago
Just a heads up, but that feed doesn't seem to work. It only has the channel metadata and no items, meaning your actual episodes are not listed or accessible.
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by renolc 10y ago
An RSS feed will "get it out there on different platforms" for you. You won't have to do anything else, except submit that feed to the different aggregators (iTunes being the largest). I'm glad SoundCloud at least seems