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daniellarusso

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    Comment #27862829

    If car salespeople do it, it should be fine. Is that the bar?

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    Comment #27862822

    Parent was not pretending to be said dead person, though.

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    Comment #27843077

    We all know a ‘Lennie’ from ‘Of Mice and Men’.

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    Comment #27831279

    That is what I thought the article was about, too.

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    Comment #27826231

    The very first startup I worked at used this for a sweepstakes leadgen form to send to MySQL via a Perl script running from cron.

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    Comment #27800207

    The other cool thing, to me, is you can keep adding cameras and do not have to replace hardware, just add more.

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    Comment #27800143

    How does Fat Albert eat up hardware resources? Also, don’t you need to know the specs of the individual container instances before determining it will be resource starved on the ho…

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    Comment #27800127

    Well done.

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    Comment #27800111

    I kind of think that is your subconscious not needing to put a bunch of effort into ‘storing’ recent meals versus prioritizing ‘memorizing’ tools you have used and how to use them.…

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    Comment #27797176

    Is this DIA service or an ISP?

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    Comment #27782718

    I finally looked at the article and that is bit over-engineered in my opinion. My favorite timeclock had a two-row character lcd character display, membrane keypad for digits and m…

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    Comment #27782644

    So, most barcode scanners operate in ‘wedge’ mode. This may be true for RFID scanners, as well. They emulate a keyboard and some have pass-through ports, for PS/2 keyboard interfac…

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    Comment #27756661

    I really don’t think college towns are sustainable. They rely on federal loans, indirectly.

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    Comment #27738607

    Is there a node/react/js equivalent of this article?

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    Comment #27738224

    I admit I have not looked at the kernel repo in quite awhile. Is rebase used with gitflow in that context?

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    Comment #27738193

    One of the repos I interact with, the team rebases all their local branch commits to master. It is very difficult to read the commit history and get a sense of anything except Jira…

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    Comment #27733815

    Also, once the initial shift occurred, could that have caused enough plumbing to break to begin flooding and further cause solid ground to liquify?

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    Comment #27718959

    The craziest part to me was their pushing of the vPro integrations.

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    Comment #27718955

    I used to work for an MSP and we had used Kaseya. There was an AV integration, and then Kaseya changed to Kaspersky. I don’t remember what the prior AV software was. I always thoug…

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    Comment #27713153

    I always thought it was because of The Simpsons, but going as far back as the Tracy Ullman show, so that could have been an influence as far back as 1987.

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    Comment #27710614

    This is almost as thoughtful as Slack enumerating all user skin tones via 5 integer values.

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    Comment #27706974

    We have been auditing legacy user accounts to begin a mapping to Zendesk, and Zendesk allows mapping to ‘organizations’ via email domain. For some of these legacy accounts, the reg…

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    Comment #27697882

    That is pretty decent for an affiliate scam.

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    Comment #27697836

    I had a similar experience, with my university and AP classes. University would not accept the AP classes, and basically two years of college to learn what I had already been taugh…

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    Comment #27616362

    Quieting the mind is really cool, but not easy. ;)