vsync

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by vsync 10y ago
> According to wikipedia CVS has been around for 26 years. Not to mention SCCS for 44 years, and RCS for 34.
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by vsync 11y ago
You mean how they're removing encryption support from all their firmwares?
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by vsync 11y ago
> Unless I missed your sarcasm? Ohh yes. Nowadays I work in medical devices. It's nice because you're actually legally required to spend 5 minutes making sure your product does what you say it will before you're allowed t
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by vsync 11y ago
Q...A? It sounds like you want those to be steps that come after each other, like some sort of waterfall. If you want to get with the times, you, the developer, should write a unit test for each file you think shouldn't be deleted on r
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by vsync 11y ago
Not in today's Agile world. Really the problem is just there wasn't a user story saying: As a user having a directory .AAAAA When I run an Adobe application The directory should still be there
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by vsync 11y ago
On the other hand, the long list of terms and conditions on the Toys R Us gift card actually makes it feel more legit somehow. ("Ahh, there's the catch"?) Maybe have the front page end with that list, or the intersection
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by vsync 11y ago
Yeah the giant table of "win this! win that!" seems enormously scammy. Maybe because scam ads just display something so similar. And, key thing with yours and theirs, no context and leaves me wondering "what's the catch?
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by vsync 11y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10804082
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by vsync 11y ago
> Actually, after thinking about it, I'd use a GET Why? Using it to change state seems precisely wrong. PUT seems more appropriate.
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by vsync 11y ago
I'll always call the ISA "amd64".
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by vsync 11y ago
Just don't force the background to bright white please.
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by vsync 11y ago
> I have seen this sort of styling on several sites which excel in material provided. Maybe it's not a coincidence.
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by vsync 11y ago
I have no idea what you're on about with what decade it looks like it belongs in. Cookie manager works fine for me. For the development stuff, I use Firebug.
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by vsync 11y ago
He works in a university. Maybe he can tell me how to get a chemistry degree without any test-tube bullshittery, or a biology degree without any microscope bullshittery.
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Disclosure cuts interest in disabled workers, especially by small business(nytimes.com)
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by vsync 11y ago
> In a lawsuit dismissed in March, Access Funding accused Blumenfeld of interference with business practices and unjust enrichment. Wow.
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by vsync 11y ago
> And really, the Emacs bindings aren't any harder than the CUA bindings; they're just different, and can be easily gleaned Not only that, they're older (i.e., Emacs was there first).
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by vsync 11y ago
Do you have separate (client- and server-side) user accounts or browser profiles?
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by vsync 11y ago
Paper doesn't shine into your eyes. We also try to avoid staring into the sun, for the same reason.
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by vsync 11y ago
I hope SeaMonkey will still work normally.
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by vsync 11y ago
These are the minimum questions.
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by vsync 11y ago
That someone would be "taken aback" by someone asking whether the air castles you're painting pictures of are literally worthless says a lot about this whole scene. > The candidate presumably “worked somewhere where he dis
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by vsync 11y ago
> The company didn't grow fast enough. Even with everyone working through Christmas?!
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by vsync 11y ago
Well, programmers historically have tended to stereotypically prefer a dimmer milieu. Not to mention there are a number of simple physical injuries that can cause photophobia: <URL: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pho
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by vsync 11y ago
> Interesting read, but I don't like the fact that I am a mercenary if I go elsewhere. There are plenty of reasons for moving to another company, money could be one aspect. There's nothing wrong with money being the reason. Yo
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by vsync 11y ago
Heachaches caused by fluorescent lights are an entirely separate issue, considering they produce flickery light at odd color temperatures with weird peaks across the spectrum. Never mind that lots of establishments have things way too brig
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by vsync 11y ago
Soylent has proven to be exceptionally filling for me, more so than any other food. It actually gets rid of that ever-present background hunger for up to half a day. I've lost a ton of weight on it, enough that I've gone down 3+
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by vsync 11y ago
A great talk touching on this topic is "Law of the locust: a tale of swarms, cannibals, ageing and human obesity" <URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2rV7zAGdbyA> (though I saw Dr. Simpson speak at Harvard
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by vsync 11y ago
Which is why the appeals court decision was so shocking.
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by vsync 11y ago
> I’d have just put a link to the Microsoft Knowledge Base and the Apple Support site there Links to separate Web sites?! Better brush up on your Google policies. That'll get you banned.

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