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Comment #31189129
I work at a ~1200 person company, been using GWT since I think 2012, before I joined. It's a mixed bag - it's clunky as hell sometimes, and we have been iteratively replacing it wi…
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Comment #28376335
It's free anyway if you sign in and your company is less than 250 employees and less than $10mil in revenue
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Comment #28376332
I think you wrote the announced and effective dates twice. Effective date being 31 of January as far as I can tell. The whole point of Docker monetizing Docker Desktop is so that t…
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Comment #25722917
How does "focus follows mouse" work? If I'm understanding; your desktop is a collection of various sizes windows, maybe overlapping and stacking. If your mouse goes off the side of…
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Comment #22553949
Cool project! Made me actually check out Crystal Lang - looks like a much nicer, modern version of Ruby without the cruft. Found a straggler "CrystalVue" substring in the main .cr …
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Comment #22520216
Telecom Italia Mobile is a customer of ours, that's what I know as "TIM"
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Comment #22150553
Thankfully Slack backtracked and made that editor optional. I was pretty relieved after a few weeks of frustration
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Comment #22057077
Sounds like the problem was with the networking or application code. VPS can do anything when it's configured properly.
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Comment #22006589
I was unable to cagro install it, had a bunch of build errors. Decided to brew install it instead, and although its a major version behind the github release, it works as advertise…
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Comment #21769396
He didn't say anything was auto played. Just the next recommended video. YouTube always highlights one, it's at the top of the list
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Comment #21767339
Wouldn't this just make password crackers easier? If there's a Regex of what passwords are okay, it lowers the search space. To save (potentially rate limited) requests, the ripper…
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Comment #21738370
I have limited experience with Keyboard Maestro but I do have some with AppleScript. It lets you do as you described, get windows, titles, UI elements. However this only works on n…
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Comment #21370719
Agreed - I used to use Ag but switched to Ripgrep. Better in every single way, in my opinion. It's obscenely fast and has good defaults
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Comment #20842174
Lack of features hasn't stopped C from being an extremely useful and prolific language. Your last sentence, to me, reads as a pro rather than a con. C + coroutines - bad_syntax = G…
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Comment #20742554
I'm not sure I entirely agree - Facebook is mostly login-walled anyway and they developed React to suit the needs of a data intensive SPA. Why not just use a robots.txt to stop cra…
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Comment #20620929
I still wouldn't say "most people" can't access Pirate Bay. Install uTorrent, click the magnet link. Easy as that. The very small subset of the population who live in a area where …
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Comment #20483734
Ones that take up space are kind of annoying, I agree. I like IntelliJ's solution: mark with green, or yellow for additions and changes. It's a 1px line next to the line number, an…
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Comment #20431417
I think you are overreacting here, his comment was definitely not interpreted as sarcastic. Quite the opposite, it was showing appreciation for what an achievement QuickJS is.
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Comment #19861262
Hortonworks was profitable before Cloudera acquisition. Rob Bearden was CEO of Hortonworks before coming to Docker as well.
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Comment #19861246
Bearden was CEO of Hortonworks since 2012, almost 7 years before the Cloudera acquisition. Before that, Springsource for 4. I don't know Singh's reasons behind getting out, but Bea…
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Comment #18603963
Oh man, what an unfortunate name. Is this intentional? https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=snail+trails
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Comment #18603618
There's an extension that allows you to view the source of any Chrome extension direct from Chrome's repository. "Chrome Extension Source Viewer" I use it to audit every single app…