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itsjustjoe

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    Comment #41311491

    The third party plugin community is fantastic as well, I use it for GMing TTRPG sessions and I have a pretty powerful workflow built out.

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    Comment #25447696

    rpm. If your systems are built around rpm already that alone is a good enough reason.

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    Comment #24433892

    It was a cool idea in theory. One cable for everything! And then you realize that you still have to worry about power, KVM (or a dedicated IPMI), and any other potential add ons. E…

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    Comment #24423323

    FCoE (fibre channel over ethernet) was similar. Not only was it an amalgamation of arguably incompatible standards, but it was an unusual use case. If you needed data security / re…

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    Comment #18276404

    Absolutely not, adwords already does this with gclid, and Bing with... mkclid I believe, fbclid will be nice to have and be a convenience for those who data warehouse their own ad …

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    Comment #15724348

    Because backing up stuff is super easy, but no one actually tests restoring data until they need to do it live.

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    Comment #14221563

    I ask: 'Tell me about a problem that was particularly challenging' I'd love for someone to tell me a story about something they couldn't solve (or at least not the way they wanted …

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    Comment #12638782

    They are not wrong in that it is bundled with the MkIII. But I feel like the demographic that purchases the MkIII aren't getting the 24-105 with it 'just cause'

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    Comment #12638635

    What? the 24-105 is an L lens and a solid walk around choice. I bought the 24-105 well before upgrading my body. Are you thinking of the 24-105mm f/3.5-5.6?

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    Comment #11910005

    Understanding the customer value of your work. This is one of the biggest thing I see devs missing. Yes, developers are primarily responsible for the 'how' and 'when' for new featu…

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    Comment #11133335

    I hit this recently with my personal website and it sucks. Luckily no one visits my website.

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    Comment #10937853

    I think saying "no problem" is kinda rude, but it's so ingrained in me / the people around me, that I've found it easier to replace with "no worries" instead of "You're welcome".

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    Comment #10347134

    In my last role we would often need to upload large amounts of data for our clients to AWS. When this data got into the terabytes we would ship a NAS box to our customer and then s…

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    Comment #10240777

    I'm going to have to disagree. DateTime is pretty limited, especially when it comes to timezones. I highly recommend NodaTime instead.

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    Comment #10116883

    The Varidesk is a very nice (and relatively cheap) solution. It's also surprisingly easy to adjust the height despite the weight. My only complaint is that you still need to put yo…

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    Comment #5799911

    There are two sections for each letter, for example: Page 1: K is for key. Like your fingerprint, everyone is unique Page 2: Though programming languages use ... The first page is …

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    Comment #5374943

    The 'Import from Google Reader' option, while a great idea, a) it needs to be advertised better, and b) it doesn't seem work for me.