rogerdpack

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by rogerdpack 2y ago
You can fork it but not commit to it? LOL
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by rogerdpack 6y ago
Tragically I installed it recently on mac and it "froze up" after awhile. Chrome never freezes for me. I like FF but dislike instability. Maybe it's just me...
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by rogerdpack 6y ago
It's like allpeers all over again?
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by rogerdpack 7y ago
I assume they're using typical DMCA technique of "if nobody complains..." (and only the copyright holder can complain) ...
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by rogerdpack 7y ago
maybe forever.com ...
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by rogerdpack 8y ago
I've had count(*) queries take like literally days in Postgres. Want to insert a lot of data? Expect it to cost a lot of RAM. It's got high features but some really rough edges too :|
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by rogerdpack 8y ago
At least it's released at all, but yeah, not a community collab :|
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by rogerdpack 10y ago
Though I suppose if there are performance improvements, it might be more of a 15% pay cut, or 10% [?]
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by rogerdpack 10y ago
while also taking...a good while longer :)
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by rogerdpack 10y ago
Yes I suppose the real question is would those employees "elect" for a 6 hour day with a 25% pay cut, or not...that would give you something of a feeling for whether the benefits out weight cost, as it were...
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by rogerdpack 10y ago
I heard once anecdotally that google side projects are sometimes "supposed to be work related" so not quite as free as you'd imagine, FWIW...or perhaps they're not dunno never worked there.
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by rogerdpack 10y ago
Did you negotiate the 6-hour-day up front or just...uh...you know...work 6 hours, as it were?
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by rogerdpack 10y ago
I get the same effect from eating "something with cheese on top" that I do from eating sugary stuff (makes me want to eat more, makes me feel less full). I always assumed it was the lactose...
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by rogerdpack 10y ago
It's not clear if you're asking about solo developer or "solo company" as it were. Anyway, typically if you're doing a startup the advice is to get a partner. Then maybe you're not so solo anymore. If that&#
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by rogerdpack 10y ago
It appears the (SSD) answer is "3D stacking" and I have no idea where that might end...
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by rogerdpack 10y ago
for images/home movies I use google photos...for the free aspect that is :)
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by rogerdpack 10y ago
oh yeah text field, that's an interesting option and people might even use it as an easy work around [LOL]. I guess you could make the viewable size like 1 char then it won't be much worse than inputting it from a smart phone. Ex
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by rogerdpack 10y ago
Interesting point that we eat too much sugar (which in turn makes us over eat at meals, and thus become obese). It's like a cultural thing though, maybe we can change it slowly somehow...
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by rogerdpack 10y ago
In the short term, as long as you don't have any password/CC prompts, you can continue using HTTP. In the long term you'd have to "hope" the whole web transitions to https and just rewrite the url's to https, o
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by rogerdpack 10y ago
Appears it should be OK unless some inline embedded images are hard coded to " http://" in which case the browser will, I believe, refuse to even try and load them, so you may need to fix that. If they're all relat
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by rogerdpack 10y ago
The only problem is if those subdomains have a password input field "somewhere" on their sites, AFAICT. Or are you referring to google's "later" plans to add a red exclamation point "insecure" flag to the
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by rogerdpack 10y ago
For anyone interested, for my "hobby" projects naming conventions, one tip/trick is that you don't have to worry about the domain name being available (just competition with the "real" domain name) if you creat
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by rogerdpack 10y ago
I do like the part about focusing on "the next feature for your customer" though, customer centric can take you far, that's good...most/many hobby projects focus on only the next "feature for me" and never get
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by rogerdpack 10y ago
lightsail
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by rogerdpack 10y ago
I like it, except for the part about "refactor later" in my mind the best way is refactor "first" so that adding your feature is "easy"...though I don't always follow my own advice with hobby projects LOL.
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by rogerdpack 10y ago
how did it get loads of traffic, from where?
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by rogerdpack 10y ago
wish they'd matched linode. Oh wait they have poor performance, never mind...though actually the bandwidth might be useful cost-wise still, relative to "normal" AWS bandwidth costs at least, until you reach the max, then app
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by rogerdpack 10y ago
is there a live demo some/anywhere?
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by rogerdpack 10y ago
do any of these ports allow playback of a video "in the browser" by chance?
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by rogerdpack 10y ago
My goal/wish would be that it could playback local DVD's somehow... :) VLC also might be "more robust" (in terms of accomodating for file corruption) than your browsers' player, might provide a more "stable&quo

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