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douglasheriot
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About douglasheriot
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Comment #33340754
What happens if a rollback somehow makes things worse? Even emergency rollbacks need a gradual rollout so you’ve got a chance to catch any new issues you didn’t expect.
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Comment #33270451
I guess knowing that people will criticise your messy code is one of the reasons why people don’t open source more things. It’s nice to have the code open-source even though it’s n…
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Comment #33042621
It sounds like you’re asking for uncompressed audio? That meets all of your listed requirements. 48kHz * 16bit, single channel = 768kbit/s
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Comment #25506967
To mount a camera on my desk, I'm about to purchase this "Neewer Tabletop Light Stand", and a mini ball head with standard 1/4 inch screw for angle adjustment. I can't vouch for it…
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Comment #23913445
I've been using InfluxDB, but not satisifed with limited InfluxQL, or over-complicated Flux query languages. I love Postgres so TimescaleDB looks awesome. The main issue I've got i…
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Comment #23818048
> Your control. Your network. Your infrastructure. Your responsibility These are all the reasons why I don't want to self-host my own git. I can live with it being down every now a…
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Comment #23453563
I think this is the GitHub repo with the code shown in the video. Very impressive! https://github.com/virtualagc/virtualagc/
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Comment #16975138
> Total privacy - we do not have access to your email account, Ivelope only sends your email data and password between your computer and your email server. I wish this was the defa…
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Comment #16715295
Yeah… so annoying it confused me for a while.
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Comment #16158205
If that’s the user interface, I can hardly imagine what’s underneath. Is this thing actually secure with properly designed two-factor authentication, etc. Or a weak password and a …
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Comment #12247790
Google Apps isn’t Google’s primary business – they could neglect it and have unhappy customers, but their bottom line would hardly notice the difference.
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Comment #11844251
Picking files out of homebrew for distribution is generally a bad idea. You’ve fixed the linking issues, but not -mmacosx-version-min. If you run $ otool -l libpython3.5.dylib and …
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Comment #10411464
Here’s a real reactive-native for desktop OS X Cocoa I found: https://github.com/ptmt/react-native-desktop Currently just "hacking weekend" level maturity. https://github.com/faceb…
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Comment #9723292
Wow, that sucks. Another reason to use ZFS – you’d notice the corrupted files a lot sooner.
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Comment #8817493
Did you look at creating a user-space audio driver instead of the kernel one? 10.9+ only, but if you built this recently it probably makes a lot more sense. https://developer.apple…
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Comment #7571939
After in coding in languages like C/C++/ObjC for a while, it took me a while to parse your Scale equivalent. Personally I find the C++ much clearer – I don’t see either as that muc…
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Comment #7506383
One of my friends made ‘iPokédex’ for iOS, but had to take it down… http://www.timoliver.com.au/2011/07/21/on-ipokedex-getting-p... http://www.timoliver.com.au/2011/11/01/laying-ip…
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Comment #6968660
Checksums are also found in the PGP signed release email.
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Comment #6686903
I didn’t even realise it wasn’t free until reading your blog listing 'sales' separately to 'downloads'. Price needs to be way more obvious up the top. Only now just seeing it’ll co…
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Comment #5666537
Yep.
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Comment #5616675
Wow, here’s a pretty good explanation that makes sense: http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?p=17197603&po... “The problem is that the message app, thinks the phrase will fit…
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Comment #5558628
Renaming CSS files with numbers or whatever is one legitimate way to handle cache invalidation (not evidence of not using version control)
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