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Comment #23476222
PlantUML supports this https://plantuml.com/handwritten Add this to any diagram to get the effect you want, skinparam handwritten true skinparam monochrome true Demo: https://tinyu…
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Comment #13283140
The EU has restrictions on this kind of stuff - http://ec.europa.eu/justice/data-protection/data-collection/...
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Comment #12642133
Yes, that would be normal. During an acquisition the future is unknown so you don't have a reliable roadmap you can use to set or update development goals. Other activities that ta…
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Comment #11295837
Ember is fantastic, the oldest projects I have are about 4 years old and have been (more-or-less) painlessly upgraded every now and again. Everything is ember-cli and ember-cli-dep…
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Comment #7704138
That works very well combined with RFC 6902 - JSON-PATCH for partial changes to JSON objects, which in turn works nicely with HTTP PATCH method, RFC 5789.
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Comment #7590985
Uh, Gates not a programmer? You might want to check your history. By all accounts he is, or was, an excellent programmer who definitely got his hands dirty. [edit add refs] Joel's …
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Comment #7051107
Needs an active FB session to read.
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Comment #6296914
Not to rain on anybody's parade here, but for first-time vim users I recommend not using any plugins and only selectively adding them one at a time after the basics (buffers, navig…
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Comment #5203190
That depends on how long it's been in the codebase. As this case is covered in the Rails security guide _and_ the Ruby security reviewer's guide I'd expect it to be quite old and n…
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Comment #4177059
This article contains a number of fallacies. Storing sessions on disk? Over NFS? In the database? Please - no-one does that. And random MySQL bashing? What's that based on? MySQL i…
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Comment #3855476
I'd like to know too, but I'm not skeptical of the 200k figure. If this is going to work then it's not going to be a solo effort, so let's say one or two more devs and someone to d…
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Comment #3682215
If I'm on hacker news and I see the word cracking, I immediately hope this'll be some old school "let's open up IDA and see what's what here" article.
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Comment #3456995
"And a Basecamp user uploaded the 100,000,000th file (It was a picture of a cat!)" Aren't you supposed to treat user data as confidential and not examine the contents?
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Comment #3263957
example.com is protected by RFC 2606 ("Reserved Top Level DNS Names") for special use (with example.org and example.net - along the same lines as the reservation for 127/24, 192.16…
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Comment #3240432
Actually you're both wrong and a little right. I think you both imagine that transfusions are 1 on 1. (1 donor, 1 recipient). In this case, the numbers you present kind-of work out…
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Comment #3143856
This is a preview article that isn't even 2 paragraphs long and requires subscription to read the whole thing. How did this make the front page?
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Comment #3108530
I run FF on linux for dev work (not on FF itself, but for JS heavy web apps). Actually, I run a whole bunch of different FF versions with different profiles for testing a huge vari…
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Comment #3015409
I recently started coding Obj-C in XCode and was very surprised that it's far less polished than what you expect from an Apple experience. That is mostly because an Apple experienc…
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Comment #2963520
My guess is yes, they do. If you read a bit deeper into their announcements you'll notice that this is not just 'the government taking over'. The breach post-mortem was handled by …
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Comment #2918849
> [..] it is a sure way of getting employment especially if one is studying a field in which employment is scarce outside of academia, say, philosophy. Just a random observation, b…
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Comment #2914749
I've done my share of cleanups in various languages. I don't agree that Rails code is "a special kind of horrible", but there are a few things that seem to be very common in Rails …