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hartez

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About hartez

[ my public key: https://keybase.io/hartez; my proof: https://keybase.io/hartez/sigs/1Y136hMKTDv23_uEEmU3DEZm4E0XwEIGx6Cxt75kPdQ ]

Recent public activity

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    Comment #11995269

    > Why would we do something that benefits far away humans over something that benefits nearby humans? Don't help those foreigners (or people in NY)! Build a wall! Trump 2016! (Same…

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    Comment #11833376

    That actually sounds like a fun Roslyn analyzer project.

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    Comment #11169890

    Why would they do that?

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    Comment #11167815

    I honestly thought you were being ironic at first. The pricing info is in their FAQ: https://slimfaq.com/faq (specifically at https://slimfaq.com/faq/24-getting-started/84-how-much…

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    Comment #10388120

    The default terminal got a bit better in Windows 10. I've been trying to run stock for the last few weeks (rather than installing ConEmu ( https://conemu.github.io/ ), which is wha…

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    Comment #5176663

    And technically you should just use the 'ProgramFiles' environment variable, since the folder might be called something else if your install is in another language. And Windows all…

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    Comment #4983987

    I'd prefer opt-in, and a nice directory of robots you could essentially subscribe to. I did a little thinking about this a while ago when the Gunio robot was annoying some people a…

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    Comment #4675001

    And all that shuffling costs tax dollars.

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    Comment #4674996

    My wife and I opt out every time. Whenever possible, we just aim toward the line that's using the old metal detectors* (since the new machines are either slow or prone to breaking,…

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    Comment #4566672

    Can't watch the video right now, but the summary at the bottom mentions France and Bulgaria - does it bother to mention the geographic differences between the US and those countrie…

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    Comment #4394285

    Yeah, I still don't understand the logic behind this. I've used the App Store and the Windows Phone Marketplace, and of the two I've actually bought a lot more stuff from the Marke…

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    Comment #4352679

    In this case it's not as much about keeping it secret (since anyone who sees/handles it might have the number memorized or recorded) as it is reducing the attack surface. If the fu…

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    Comment #4350675

    Sadly, I can :) Just a few years ago I looked at my receipt from a local Dairy Queen and it had all but the last four digits printed on it. I complained to the guy behind the count…

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    Comment #4350658

    That's what the last three paragraphs of the post are: suggestions for solutions to the problem.

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    Comment #4348134

    I think they meant that no one except for McDonald's was allowed to serve french fries (or anything similar to a french fry).

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    Comment #4240924

    just try managing AD users in PowerShell - sure its easy once you've written your own custom script or mapped it to a web interface or something, but there's no built in equivalent…

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    Comment #4128404

    Ran into a similar one about ten years ago; a medical records system with the assumption that you wouldn't need dates before 1/1/1900. You know who goes to the doctor a lot? Centeg…

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    Comment #4021025

    From http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/hardware/hh852363.as... (under the section "Updated or Removed Features"): The Windows SDK no longer ships with a complete command-line…

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    Comment #4018928

    The net result is code which breaks in spectacular fashion when the first unexpected condition is met. Which is generally what you want to have happen. Failing fast is a good thing…

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    Comment #3925285

    "People used to say shit like this on slashdot all the time" I think that to myself about at least one HN article/comment every day :)

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    Comment #3921719

    It was the best piece of blogging software available. Then they did that horrible ribbon redesign and ruined a near-perfect interface.

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    Comment #3876556

    "doesn't really do remote employees" That might be the crux of your problem (and the problems a lot of other companies are having with hiring). This is just my totally biased outsi…

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    Comment #3854001

    I don't know that it's the _only_ reason. I'm guessing another big part of it is that government agency software projects routinely run way past due and over budget, and often end …

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    Comment #3852948

    This is excellent, and I'm fully behind it. Some of the best coworkers I've ever had were 5:01'ers - they got things done on time because they had to, and they didn't burn out. Jus…

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    Comment #3835412

    Lots of programs already have this integration. Is it a bug report or feature request? Forward it to FogBugz. FogBugz figures out where it belongs (and if it gets it wrong, you tel…