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Comment #29682246
The way you describe is how it worked in zope templates (allowing a 'no items here' text if there was nothing to iterate over in a list) - it was frustrating that the later python …
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Comment #20888394
They plug in to a socket in the glove compartment, and I don't think the rental is counted as completed until they are returned there. I'd naively assumed this was standard across …
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Comment #20458854
I think it might have been a pun relating to the phrase "Going Dutch"
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Comment #20439618
On a point of technicality - he was only two years old when the Great War started! (I think you meant the 2nd World War)
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Comment #19796398
Just to extend this - if you're often using different users (or need to otherwise deploy via a configuration manager), I've found out that a good way of having system-wide options …
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Comment #19796344
Likewise - with visual mode it's normally pretty quick to select an area and do a basic regex, even for things like re-indentation (auto-completes to something like :' s/^/\t/) eve…
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Comment #18959879
We deploy our software packages to our own infrastructure and clients using a private APT repository and basic HTTP auth. Obviously we're running it with apt-transport-https instal…
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Comment #18144496
Unless we use Supermicro kit, presumably?
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Comment #14468961
Jökulsárlón lagoon in southern Iceland is a fascinating place for this - large blocks of ice break from the glacier at the top end and slowly float towards the outlet of the lagoon…
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Comment #12404031
We had people in the same team with the same differing opinions 15 years - we compromised on a coding standard of 3 spaces, and anything else looks wrong to me now.
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Comment #11986929
I'm not who you responded to, but the DeckLink Mini Recorder (towards the bottom of https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/decklink/models ) is a very capable PCI-e HDMI and SDI…
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Comment #11580282
And a typical aircraft flight management system would involve inserting a series of instructions then pressing the execute button.
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Comment #11470611
Is this possible? Fault currents are much more obvious at a higher voltage than lower, and I thought most RCDs would not be made to be sensitive enough to catch what might be a dan…
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Comment #11209114
A friend wrote a blog post at http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/hannah-griffiths/isis-climat... whilst in Iraq, which refers to the Columbia University paper at http://www.pnas.org/c…
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Comment #9624086
You should probably first consider seeing if there are critical bits of code that can be rewritten to use MMX/SSE instructions, since your data is in the right cache already, witho…
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Comment #8839968
Windows NT 3.1 (1993) and its successors (NT 4.0, Windows 2000, XP and the server equivalents) was independent of DOS, but was separate to the other OSes (Windows 3.1, 3.11, 95, 98…
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Comment #6674665
Forbidden Technologies - London, UK (Wimbledon) We are looking for two software engineers for R&D work on the FORscene cloud-based video editing platform. Jobs are based in Wimbled…
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Comment #5994552
Also mandatory link to 'So you need a typeface' flowchart: http://julianhansen.com/
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Comment #5971047
Forbidden Technologies - Wimbledon, London, UK We're still looking for an R&D manager to take over the technical lead and management of a growing team working on developing FORscen…
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Comment #5812681
Forbidden Technologies - Wimbledon, London, UK We're looking for an R&D manager to take over the technical lead and management of a growing team working on developing FORscene, the…
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Comment #5764847
There's a bit more info from somebody on the inside over at http://www.reddit.com/r/unitedkingdom/comments/1eyrdo/bbc_ab...
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Comment #5764635
It's very unlikely to be useful, unless you are running the same platform and have an interest in implementing business rules for the same use cases as the BBC have. Much of the in…
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Comment #5764464
The irony is that we (the company I work for) already do low-resolution web-based proxy editing. The BBC has know about us since 2006 - we were even part of the original DMI tender…
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Comment #5764358
Which was largely non-video related, and implemented on IBM WebSphere
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Comment #5680008
Well, it's been a common enough movie plot (cf. Casino Royale where the Antagonist engineers terrorist attacks on high-profile companies whilst short-selling their stocks).