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Comment #22375166
That’s an UI issue with the tool. The underlying behavior is correct though - people with open handles have the priority unless they have explicitly stated that deleting a file whi…
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Comment #21398587
If you haven’t seen it, give a quick skim to “The Mindbody Prescription” by Sarno. Several years ago I had a very strong on-and-off hip joint pain for several months. This thing he…
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Comment #20922289
One man’s “beautiful” is another man’s “flat and bare” :) That said - $20 feels right for this sort of thing. Gotta be light, polished and snappy though, truly exceptional. Not of …
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Comment #13344711
Since we are now showing our "Yet Another ..." projects, here's a small weekend project from ~10 years ago. Make sure to right-click and switch to Lyapunov fractal, because that's …
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Comment #12659284
It is indeed pretty OS specific. Not the SMART part, but how you talk to the drives and controllers and how storage is generally sliced into partitions, volumes, etc. Windows has a…
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Comment #12658740
Might be a good time to plug my little baby - https://diskovery.io If you want to have a quick, but in-depth look at your drives, it'll give you lots of data, including the SMART t…
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Comment #12189901
I wrote a tiny DNS filtering daemon that does exactly the same - https://github.com/apankrat/dnswhisperer I've been using it routinely for past couple of months and it works really…
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Comment #12187368
I originally posted this on Dribbble, but I think it might actually be of more interest here. This was ultimately an experiment in software marketing, so what follows in as a postm…
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Comment #11612957
If you want an answer, drop me an email. I'd rather not disuss this in public, but we have no hiring restrictions per se. In fact, we routinely contract out bits of work.
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Comment #11612754
Cantonal requirements beyond our control.
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Comment #11612576
Pipemetrics | Switzerland | Remote within Switzerland • C/C++ programmers with considerable Windows experience • Backend programmers with LAMP experience For details see here - htt…
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Comment #10339492
This was literaly the first AB test I did in my 20+ years in business and to say that I'm imressed with the results would be an understatement. First time's a charm I guess :)
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Comment #10317657
External requirements beyond our control. Feel free to drop me an email and I can explain in private.
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Comment #10312659
Pipemetrics | Lausanne, Switzerland | Remote within Switzerland is OK We make high quality desktop software for Windows [1], got an amazing user following [2], and we are now expan…
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Comment #10096449
> Good luck getting people to pay for it. No luck needed. There's a metric ton of people who just crave well-crafted software. I have a project of that nature now and I am absolute…
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Comment #9712677
Would this count - https://bvckup2.com/wip ?
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Comment #9471472
Pipemetrics - Lausanne, Switzerland We are a small Swiss company specializing in design and development of desktop software with a particular focus on polish and quality. Our first…
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Comment #9451260
> But still, come on, guys... libnetsnmp used to make close to a million calloc() calls when responding to a query for a number of CPU sockets on the machine. That was kind of amaz…
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Comment #9303503
Additionally, we are considering adding a couple of summer internship positions for EPFL students. If you are at EPFL and the above looks interesting enough, drop me a line.
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Comment #9303484
Pipemetrics - Lausanne, Switzerland - Local only Senior developer, C / C++ / Windows Looking for experienced developers to help expanding our existing product into a suite of compl…
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Comment #8796653
OK, then. I'll give you a pointer to an element and you remove it from all containers that it is currently on, in O(1). The only way to do that is to keep a bunch of iterators in t…