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by ulms 12y ago
Interesting. Admittedly I hadn't paid a lot of attention other than "get the latest release and install it", so I wasn't aware that they did any of those things. Thanks for clarifying.
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by ulms 12y ago
It seems odd that they would remove all of the binaries as well. Want to commit a readonly version? Fine. But what about now, when less technical folks might want to install TrueCrypt on a new computer? The point is, now another entity will
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by ulms 12y ago
What makes this different than something like Flowdock, for example?
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by ulms 12y ago
I'm confused about why this feature continues to ship enabled by default. AFAICT the de facto standard is to have users opt-in to menu bar icons unless the app is only a helper or intended to be used solely from the menu bar - at the
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by ulms 12y ago
> I moved on to an "individual contributor" role with a company that provides higher level career opportunities that don't involve having direct reports. Well, that sounds pretty slick. How's it working out? As so
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by ulms 12y ago
Agreed, that does make more sense. As TheCraiggers said, CYA seems to be more likely the more that I think about it. I mean, if you're streaming BluRay 24/7, I'd imagine that's one thing - but for a normal person with a
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by ulms 12y ago
Fair points. Now that you mention it, the CYA rationale makes a bit more sense. And yup - it's like you said, it's almost impossible to not be contributing to other Internet users in some regard most of the time, with peering re
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by ulms 12y ago
This looks neat. The common hangup I have with these sorts of things though, is what's the most reasonable way to host the data? IANAL, but AFAICT I'm prohibited from running something like this from my residence because my ISP (
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by ulms 12y ago
> Docker runs fine with multiple processes in a container. I think that, while most people realize this, it's important to highlight this fact again. Generally, the examples you see are "look, we can run this would-be-backgrou
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by ulms 13y ago
Note that this was posted in late Oct 2013, whereas according to the HHVM blog[1] there were major stability, unit test, and performance improvements made to HHVM for a variety of frameworks (including Symfony) in mid December, thus this ma
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by ulms 13y ago
Absolutely. Years back, my wife bought me an AppleTV as a gift from Amazon, but had it shipped to an old address in the Bronx - whose current tenants happily signed for and took the package. When we realized it was delivered and signed fo
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by ulms 13y ago
You have to boot into your recovery partition (Cmd+R on boot), then there's a menu option to set the firmware password, which will be active on the next reboot.