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Dutchie987
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Comment #41360570
Site loaded almost instantly for me. Paging through some catalogs was very fluid also.
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Comment #41339003
Hire people to stand at the entrance with a hand-counter (one for entry, one for exit). Have them jot down the count every half hour. Cheap, easy, foolproof.
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Comment #41321780
I miss everything not being monetized. I miss not being online 24/7.
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Comment #41318236
Rejoice! For you have learned a valuable lesson! Next time, first look how well the competition is doing before coding up the same thing. As for why vertical tabs are not popular: …
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Comment #41216778
Websites like https://radio.garden and https://www.radio.net/ do the same without having me install yet another app. What is your unique selling point? What does HqRadio bring that…
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Comment #41086156
There where even mail-to-ftp gateways. I vaguely remember using bitftp (?) to get a copy of the Utah Raster Toolkit that way. Long time ago...
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Comment #41033083
If the cost is lower than the value provided, yes, of course I'll pay!
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Comment #40961090
Don't tell us, show us the value of your project! Show how it would work in practice, show how it is better than normal Jira search. Show why I should use your project instead of t…
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Comment #40955369
You posted this two days ago already.
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Comment #40939275
I don't use it. Somehow I'm constantly checking how much time remains. Can't get into the flow. And if I do get into any kind of flow state, the last thing I want is to get interru…
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Comment #40939238
This mandatory harvesting of personal information is atrocious. Inevitably these personal email addresses get stolen, leaked or just sold to everyone that wants it. The user get a …
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Comment #40849119
I'd suggest connecting all your gear with the appropriate cables. Any left over cables can go to the recycling center. You're never going to need them.
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Comment #40821161
Action items from the retro should be user stories for the next sprint!
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Comment #40760439
For work I use a calendar (Outlook) as a todo list. A task gets added to a date and time in the future so I know I can't forget it. When the day comes, I either do the thing, or I …
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Comment #40707299
Knuth can be a bit of an acquired taste. In my opinion it isn't very useful to read if you don't fully commit to do the exercises. That will take time and a lot of it! I suggest yo…
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Comment #40706679
I think that argument only holds when the customer is informed about those specific tradeoffs. The customer will choose the cheap bulbs because they can't be sure the expensive one…
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Comment #40706481
They are optimizing dollars extracted per customer. Either that, or they are so incompetent designing electronics they shouldn't be allowed to.
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Comment #40682349
Well, it's been a good run. I sure will miss them, though.
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Comment #40682294
To ensure employment either be a specialist (so you can do something others can't), or choose an older technology that used to be popular but isn't now. Most developers will have m…
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Comment #40672452
You don't have to seed 24/7. It's OK as long as (parts of) torrents get seeded regularly.
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Comment #40672418
100 people sharing a shard of 5TB each is even better (more resilient).
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Comment #40631934
I recognize the feeling somewhat. First time I experienced it was when considering traveling out in the solar system, but perpendicular to the ecliptic. I liken it to thalassophobi…
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