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mikegirouard

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About mikegirouard

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    Comment #21752088

    It's really frustrating seeing so many Makefiles that don't _make_ anything. Make syntax is really odd. I see so many folks go out of their way to deal w/quirks of make when they r…

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    Comment #12500297

    That makes sense. I figured that there was most likely two different run modes (in browser vs stand-alone). Thanks for clarifying.

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    Comment #12499534

    I'm sure it's been considered already, but I'm immediately concerned about the security implications of running a node server when debugging. Perhaps that is only the case when deb…

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    Comment #10526887

    I'm reminded of a similar article on ransoms and FBI's strange advice to pay up. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10482242 I think this is a good example of why this is bad adv…

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    Comment #10473139

    What an excellent post. This inspired me to dig up an old screenshot from the same time: https://web.archive.org/web/20020408224844/http://p0w3r.com/... Most likely this was on a R…

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    Comment #10472928

    I came here to note this exactly. Googling for the word seems to imply that the term is being used in a few different contexts — and it is a real word. I suppose my beef is that Go…

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    Comment #10467346

    I saw your post right after I noticed a broken logo on their booking form. I think this seems to be an interesting lead.

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    Comment #10467329

    I tried to book an appointment with a bogus email and got a 500. The logo image was broken and I noticed an interesting path when viewing it's `src` attribute: https://s3q1w2e3.s3.…

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    Comment #10467288

    This appears to be very plausible. Googling "Fly Maids, Inc" shows their terms and privacy pages w/last modified dates of 2013 and 2014 respectively. https://www.google.com/search?…

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    Comment #10464414

    There is also Vim support (albeit a work in progress) https://github.com/chochos/ceylon-vim

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    Comment #10462283

    There was a comment in the post from Scott Yates I found to be insightful. Apparently he's a customer of both ADP and Zenefits and felt the effects first hand. https://www.blogmutt…

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    Comment #10455005

    You might want to take a look at the rest of his timeline. Apparently they tampered with the hard drive. https://twitter.com/i0n1c/status/658761878861139968

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    Comment #10426819

    I thought so too. I guess this is a good time to remind ourselves that we are not our work and it's best not to be too attached to the things we create. It's worth noting however t…

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    Comment #10423935

    It's awesome to see this posted. It brings back a lot of fond memories. I came across Arachne about 15 years ago when I was exploring programming and writing graphical shells on to…

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    Comment #10411233

    While I wouldn't consider this very active, it's certainly not collecting dust. https://github.com/yahoo/end-to-end/commit/8bf5dca239bb1df3f...

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    Comment #10294011

    True, but to be clear, Vagrant can also cover production. https://docs.vagrantup.com/v2/push

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    Comment #10200482

    Quite true, but the benefit of something like this is the ability for humans and machines to parse in one spot. This can be both a spec and documentation at once. Client libraries …

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