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jrmcauliffe

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    Comment #46940254

    The main watering hole for the hobbyist community around these machines vanished from the internet a while back, taking the forums and info around porting software with it.. I gues…

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    Comment #45220313

    I mean, it would be surprising. In what world does Hyundai want to build a multi billion dollar plant in a foreign country and subcontract to a 'sublegal operation' which still has…

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    Comment #41842866

    Had a mobile mechanic unable to change the timing belt on our 10 y/o Volkswagen Golf because the balancer is now secured with a proprietary lock-ring instead of four hex bolts. He …

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    Comment #41726852

    But if anything is going to push it over the edge of going off (for whatever reason it has finally decided it's time), it's going to be a plane driving over the top / near it.

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    Comment #41199709

    I didn't realise we had 18 mile depths.

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    Comment #39938075

    Lol any serious business. Shoutout to all the people at mega-corps using Teams!

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    Comment #39776019

    Yeah, I love the fact that Jetbrains 'everything' is actually affordable by a solo software engineer and you can just 'bring your own tools' to a job.

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    Comment #39775989

    Sigh, remembers when Visual Age for Java was $10k a seat in 2000 $$$.

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    Comment #39627041

    Companies are made of people and people have lives.

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    Comment #39626932

    Genuine page turner.

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    Comment #38248658

    A fair chunk of modern corporate data ends up in OLAP systems that are now more often or not stored using s3 (or their MS/Google equivalents) in 'Data Lakes'. The concept of 'priva…

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    Comment #34366520

    Once you reach a certain scale in a particular type of company the repo just becomes another type of org unit. Your giant fish swallows a minnow, it looks good on paper, someone do…

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    Comment #32842783

    A final low pass filter (tuned to remove anything above half the sample rate) allows the accurate reconstruction of the original analogue waveform from the sampled digital data. ( …

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    Comment #32776909

    A king who is also secretly The Duke of Cornwall, The Duke of Somerset, The Duke of Norfolk and The Duke of Richmond Sign me up..!

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    Comment #29155121

    Lotus Notes.. :-) Seriously though, visual coding/drag and drop etc are great for non-technical users but in my experience the issue isn't code vs. icons. I worked in corporate wor…

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    Comment #29024108

    I can't wait for this too. I've got a Prusa printer that's got the perfect spot for Pi Zero, but its never quite had enough juice to run octopi with all the trimmings.

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    Comment #23065564

    The Brodie Forth books were the first thing that popped into my head too, but the Head First books really are another step away from K&R C etc.

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    Comment #20101393

    Because they link quality of life to making great art rather than rent seeking(?)

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    Comment #19642021

    Sure, if you want to define competition as the market you come from, rather than the market you're in.

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    Comment #11783211

    Vmware virtualises 'modern' hardware.

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    Comment #10854891

    There is usually only one provider of roads..

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    Comment #10586240

    I've used the cheapest celeron nuc for this. Has built in IR, just add a usb drive / laptop drive and memory. Not much more expensive than a dedicated box here in Aus, and much fas…

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    Comment #8604259

    If you listen to Amazon at their shin-digs, they tell it like all of these new services and features are in response to requests from existing customers.

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    Comment #7529773

    I would guess the proportion of non-tech family that equate firefox/'The Internet' with this set of circumstances approaches zero.

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    Comment #6838742

    I would assume because the sales team has told them they already have a 'best of breed' solution in 'your vertical market'. Oracle then bills the client for them to write ('customi…