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Jwarder

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    Comment #38773190

    I don't think the issue is with the number, but rather the context. What should the end user think when finder reports that there is 60TB of data on a 2TB drive? People with above …

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    Comment #37928637

    It isn't too bad; naming stuff is always hard. If the Microsoft marketers knew about it then I would expect to see Azure™ Gen.NET™ Live™.

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    Comment #37900404

    Can anyone speak about YouTrack/Space's warts? The marketing blurbs makes Space + YouTrack look like a decent replacement for Jira + Confluence + Bitbucket, but I don't recall ever…

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    Comment #36694150

    > How many military bases does Russia have in Germany Not the direction you are aiming, but I find Kaliningrad/Königsberg a fascinating example of soviet imperialism.

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    Comment #35717975

    Oddly Bing seems to like PDFs more than other pages. I have a project that generates PDFs for logged in users. I see a handful of Bing/MSN IP addresses that keep on trying to view …

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    Comment #35606942

    Because we all know that banning photo books that include that statue of David protects your children.

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    Comment #35232370

    I would add boots that are high enough that there is no gap between the rain pants and the shoe. An old pair of "hiking" boots did the job for me. Riding through a puddle and getti…

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    Comment #35171533

    I've been thinking about it in terms of the transition from pre-1950s human computers to electronic computers. How much should we morn the loss of rooms of people doing calculation…

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    Comment #34776844

    Are there any gotchas around the sql parameterization? Looks like you're passing in an array into db.exec. I would have thought that would be enough, but if I search for org-mode t…

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    Comment #34740076

    The Try For Free link is a bit awkward. It points to a page that just says Jobs, that in turn just points to a empty black page. I assume the intention is to use the Login link. If…

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    Comment #34185824

    I remember hype in the early-mid 2000s for turning the semantic web into a general purpose knowledge engine. Are there projects trying to merge the natural language parts of a Chat…

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    Comment #33820952

    Closest I've seen is when UAE's Darkmatter was revoked as a sub-CA. Darkmatter claimed their "Trust Services" business unit was separate from the business units accused of spying f…

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    Comment #33776798

    You can install uBlock Origin on Firefox for Android.

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    Comment #33523375

    Seems like it makes the problem worse because you are then tied to a specific version at time of publishing and need to republish to get any framework patches. https://learn.micros…

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    Comment #33176571

    Weird, I haven't seen any recent banners frame it in terms of demise of Wikipedia. The urgent banners I've seen are about the time to complete the fund drive. Along the lines of: I…

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    Comment #33109325

    I think it depends on what problems you want git to solve for you. Some people like having the context from the complete the history of little commits without the risks of rebase b…

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    Comment #32509579

    As has been said before: Users are almost always right when they say a problem exists; but they are almost always wrong when they suggest a solution.

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    Comment #32194953

    I don't want to put works in cies's mouth, but it possible to read the comment in a reasonable way. It is not necessarily a claim that polio isn't real, but rather that patient's s…

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    Comment #32002803

    Is there a good no-nonsense way to clean PDFs of possible threats? Hunting around I see mentions of converting PDF->Postscript->PDF to remove junk, but I also see mentions that Pos…

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    Comment #31779624

    I agree with your points, but I think you're painting with too broad of a brush with: > They really mean they hate trans people and want them to go away. It is certainly an issue; …

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    Comment #31518718

    At what point should I push for a code audit? I don't think any of the codebases I worked on ever had a "real" audit. Best case was reviews pre/post acquisitions. An external audit…

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    Comment #30956703

    Didn't the UK run into a problem a decade-ish ago where the group compiling the list of porn sites to block by default included the websites for their rival political parties? I ju…

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    Comment #30455293

    > There is nothing in bitcoin's code that makes it deflationary. Depends on how strict you want to be. The number of coins the system allows is fixed. But the number of usable coin…

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    Comment #30364202

    Looks like they are trying to create a distinct set of APIs for third-party advertising (and I think everything else) SDK libraries. Those libraries are submitted to Google indepen…

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    Comment #30071335

    At this point how can they trust any installers they get from the company? The risk the manufacturer bundling some "legitimate" remote access tool that won't show up as a virus see…