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alex4nder
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Comment #14013671
> [...] the only community of machinists nimble enough [...] Which happens to be the Suame Magazine workshop district in Ghana. Could you please expand on this statement? Why do yo…
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Comment #13678143
I went to a signing of his a couple of years ago. You'll be happy to know it's still the same process.
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Comment #8483271
Out of the corner of my eye, I read that as: Safari is sending every search query to an Apple //c. Everything started making sense.
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Comment #8445570
This is the automatic transmission defense. Some people don't know any better, or are too lazy/scared/inept to learn anything else. Others just enjoy putting it in Drive, and hitti…
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Comment #8222348
I've found that forth works best when you use it to create a DSL for your problem domain, and you write your application code in that DSL. That DSL becomes the critical abstraction…
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Comment #8220409
To add 'color' to the comments: I've got strong positive opinions about forth, when used properly. I've helped save several embedded/early-stage board bring-up projects with it. Mo…
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Comment #8016044
Wiring isn't under control of the home/business owner until it hits their NID, which is already on-prem. Getting the connection to the NID is where the expense is, and it's why AL …
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Comment #7833837
Day #3: The database is down. I don't know how much longer I can hold out. If anyone reads this, please tell my family that I love them.
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Comment #7641291
Granted, it's more work for you, but this is pretty straight-forward to do with with access_by_lua (and the associated nginx APIs).
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Comment #7628329
You know, except for the 'openssl' executable that builds, and a lot of people use.
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Comment #7275008
Thanks LXC maintainers! When Docker goes public, they'll send you each a free t-shirt.
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Comment #6762636
I too have worked with major automotive OEMs, and all the 'security' I've seen is nothing but lip service. The quality of embedded software in the automotive world is laughable. Fo…
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Comment #6713074
In this case, I don't think that's it: this package wasn't due for delivery until the following Monday. I was pleasantly surprised when I got the text saying it had been delivered.…
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Comment #6712601
If how it's deployed doesn't influence the way you write software, you're either: a) developing something trivial, or b) deploying something that's not going to work well in the lo…
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Comment #6710378
Oddly enough, I got my first Sunday delivery today from Amazon via USPS, and I don't live in either of the referenced cities.
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Comment #6539764
Those titles were easily available, and better supported, on other platforms. Why would anyone switch to Linux to play them? I bought my first Macintosh just to be able to play Q3T…
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Comment #6496520
Hopefully the community will continue moving forward by getting actual work done. These technologies are all cute, but nothing here, except the scale of marketing, is groundbreakin…
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Comment #6399641
I've seen these types of customizations worked out with /some/ rental property owners, depending on lease terms. Akin to commercial 'tenant improvements'.
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Comment #3220992
The new hires will just need 'no takebacks' written into their contracts.
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Comment #3092270
You mean River Rouge. It was an amazing plant.