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daxhuiberts
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About daxhuiberts
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Comment #44808257
I think this might be an appropriate response to that question: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=auC0s6km21E
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Comment #34617686
Location: Netherlands (GMT+1) Remote: Yes, I love remote teams but also enjoy getting together in person on occasion. Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Specialized in Rust, Dev…
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Comment #23292607
I was looking to buy a laptop from Tuxedo Computers, but I've read the same customer service experience from other people. Their positive trustpilot reviews are mostly generic shor…
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Comment #22653800
This is amazing!!! I needed to do this lately and my process was like: Make a window/screen capture with quicktime. Convert the capture to an animated gif with the ffmpeg command l…
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Comment #18625925
I have the exact same issue. I'm using a fully specced MacBook Pro early 2015 with a Retina screen in a scaled mode (1.5x) and Firefox is extremely slow to use. Scrolling isn't flu…
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Comment #14023373
Salonized | Front-end Developer | Amsterdam | ONSITE | FULL-TIME Salonized eliminates the time-consuming and tedious task of scheduling appointments, managing inventory, calling to…
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Comment #13542821
Salonized | Senior Ember.js / Rails developer | Amsterdam | ONSITE / REMOTE | FULL-TIME Salonized eliminates the time-consuming and tedious task of scheduling appointments, managin…
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Comment #8923262
I worked in a back room of a storage room of a shop in a basement for a while. The pro is that in summer I didn't get subtracted because I wasn't aware of the nice weather outside …
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Comment #8400078
This setup is very similar to the setup I created at my previous job. Instead of Ansible, I used a plain old shell script, but still idempotent. I did all the testing locally using…
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Comment #5047420
There is a difference between language codes and country codes. "ja" is the language code for japanese (ISO 639-1), "jp" is the country code for japan (ISO 3166-1 alpha-2).
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Comment #3652732
Amsterdam, the Netherlands – Publitas.com (full-time) We’re looking for Ruby on Rails developers and mobile web developers to help us create our next generation publishing and dist…
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Comment #602580
That's what I think. 3D Realms always said they were self funding, so saying Take-Two pulled the financial plug sounds a bit too odd. Besides, 3D Realms always had their way of rel…