welshrats

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by welshrats 11y ago
I worked as a crab fishermanin Alaska and we fished for other things sometimes in the off season such as cod or halibut. On time the company we worked for decided to try fishing for octopus using similar methods to how we harvested other fi
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by welshrats 12y ago
I feel like Steam, although the practice is successful for them, is pushing all consumerism in this direction. I defer all my gaming purchases until they come on sale on Steam. I can't help it, by this point I have been trained to act
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by welshrats 12y ago
This is the Frankenstein problem these type of apps have. You see it in stuff like SharePoint or G+, the horror stems from trying to do much, no matter how well you do the core things, the amalgamation is horrific to behold, unfocused, a s
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by welshrats 12y ago
Pickling and Spores didn't make it? Or do those type of additions not get mentioned through this channel? https://speakerdeck.com/heathermiller/spores-distributable-f...
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by welshrats 13y ago
We used FAST Search. An interesting anecdote about the Google Search Appliance, a bunch of companies complained about them in the beginning because they conflated "search intranet" with "search file shares" and of course
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by welshrats 13y ago
Everyone is talking about the value of WhatsApp's social network to advertisers, but I thought one of the key points of WhatsApp was that it was a paid service and they collect no data on you specifically because they aren't inter
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by welshrats 13y ago
Watching the things the ASP.NET team has accomplished inside such a politically poisoned organization as Microsoft over the last few years has been inspiring. I don't know how they managed to get things like "out of band" upd