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Vinkekatten

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    Comment #25081063

    Hell no. I work with RHEL every day, and while I'm by no means an expert, I would say I'm reasonably proficient with Linux. Every time I've tried using Linux on the desktop, it's w…

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    Comment #16070612

    I live in a country where income is public information. It´s not really a problem as far as I know - and at any rate it definitely benefits employees.

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    Comment #15346579

    Or if you don´t care for fiddling about too much and just want it to work out of the box: http://ohmyz.sh/

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    Comment #15331139

    2017 15" decked out macbook pro here. Not all that smooth.

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    Comment #14217922

    Æss a nårvidsjæn itt vassent tu hard tu riid jur vraiting laik dis. Aj vånder håo diffikult itt iss får a slav tu ønderstænd nårvinglisj.... Edit: and now I feel like Petter Solber…

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    Comment #13914292

    Five weeks of vacation helps too.

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    Comment #13913740

    Food in Oslo has improved by leagues and bounds in the past ten years. You'll find it here if you know where to look :)

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    Comment #13913714

    I'll be honest, it's a little rough. Around late december, the darkest part of the year, I barely see sunlight for a month or two. I'm at work by 8:30, sun rises 10. I leave work a…

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    Comment #13892656

    Haven't played it either, but from what I've heard you can do that, but you'll get pounded to a fine paste by said boss in about three seconds flat.

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    Comment #13651344

    Genesis commit, that's a catchy name for it. We've done the same thing, after some discussion this always ends up making the most sense. Also, you can hide your crimes and not show…

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    Comment #13651338

    We've published internally developed projects on github after removing anything sensitive and initializing a new repo from the latest version of the code base. You lose your develo…

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    Comment #13642294

    Google Translate has been improved immensely just in the past six months or so, through neural networking and machine learning [0]. It's become MUCH better at translating full sent…

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    Comment #13539933

    Good intentions and heartfelt prayer.

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    Comment #13471580

    won't that make you look hella suspicious? Blank phone, blank laptop, light luggage?

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    Comment #13471546

    What I don't hear anyone in this thread talk about is, what happens if you present them with a blank device? Say I have a brand new chromebook, no logins, no data. Brand new phone,…

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    Comment #13470424

    Hell, I love my 9-5 dev job in government sector. Almost never overtime, decent pay, great colleagues and I get enough say and time to shape my work a little.

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    Comment #13470089

    Sometimes you shape your own crack. Sometimes your crack shapes you.

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    Comment #13463115

    I'm inclined to agree. Convincing someone to use a space-age toilet for the first time without giving them instructions is hilarious.

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    Comment #13427062

    We have a few tie-ins too, but only for Bitbucket stuff like feature branches and occationally Confluence. What's a better alternative to Jira though?

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    Comment #13381956

    We use Jira and bitbucket - most if not all branch names contain an issue number and the name of the issue, while commit messages can be more cryptic. This is often helpful when th…

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    Comment #13381952

    We use bitbucket server for pull requests and merges, and it does this. It's brilliant, since the branch name often describes the solved problem better than the commit messages.

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    Comment #13364259

    For work (java + web developer) Linux is what I would prefer. Unfortunately we're a Windows shop. For play (gaming + photography) it's a no go. Stuck with Windows for a while longe…

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    Comment #13363852

    Cool, thanks for the tip. I've been eyeing Tower for a long time, but us being a windows/linux shop it's not been a contender until now.

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    Comment #13326852

    Do they sell well? Would you say it's harder or easier to sell on the Mac app store than on the iOs/Android app stores?

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    Comment #13319119

    "An error has occured" Error message: "error: Is the gateway down?" - It's down but the reload button had a nice, blue color - Maybe do a little more load testing? - Don't be down.…