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philihp
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About philihp
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Comment #48483462
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Comment #46921300
Can we settle for Factorio and 2028?
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Comment #45195155
Possible, yes, but pretty damming to Microsoft's reputation if proof that their infrastructure has been compromised and anyone realizes it's happening. This sort of thing killed So…
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Comment #39329117
Not much can stop a lone bedbug carried in. What you're trying to do is prevent your mattress from becoming a nest. The problem with DE is it's so inexpensive and effective, and th…
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Comment #39300214
The way you've trivialized a database vendor swap makes me curious how often you do this.
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Comment #38841529
Alexander wept
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Comment #38589314
When you control the devices to which you're deploying to, there is little reason why you wouldn't deploy as often as you can. It helps a great deal in isolating bugs to keep your …
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Comment #38365552
I implemented the rules of Ora et Labora. Every card's ability is some fun puzzle of enumerating all the legal ways to play it. Some are simple like "go here and you get an amount …
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Comment #38271463
I remember you remembering that when we celebrated 1500000000!
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Comment #38242845
Running actions triggered from a non-main branch does it for me, either on pushes to the branch, or 'workflow_dispatch'. You'll otherwise never get that level of fidelity to what h…
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Comment #38242659
For a frontend developer who is younger than jQuery, starting a project following this advice would be a good opportunity to learn why we do the things we do like build steps, and …
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Comment #37880253
I still have the music for egatrek in my head!
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Comment #37843525
Sounds like you have a bigger problem if your browser isn't properly sandboxed.
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Comment #37810719
The design of Quora is awful. It's like Yahoo Answers, but instead of an inane unqualified answer, you get a dubious answer surrounded and camouflaged by answers to sponsored quest…
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Comment #37809247
Imagine knowing this, and still using the imperial system
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Comment #37755408
I'm hopeful as well, although pessimistic. The demographic of people who would pay money to escape advertising are also quite profitable if you can successfully target in your adve…
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Comment #37685349
"Nobody plays Halo on PlayStation"
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Comment #37621759
I've never understood the appeal of guestbooks and commenting on Wordpress. Static HTML is a wonderful medium for getting your message out, do we need the validation of visitors co…
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Comment #37463025
An almond tax would probably balance it out.
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Comment #36532262
There's a lot of irony in this.
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Comment #36121170
Healthcare could also do it. Ultimately you need people to be incentivized to both have an UID in the system, and also not want more than one.
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Comment #36044340
Obsession is somebody liking that which you find unnecessary. There, I made it point-free. Isn't it much simpler?
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Comment #36034491
Passwordstore (pass) databases are just a git repo which makes great audit trails, but also gives it syncing for free rather than reinventing the wheel. It uses PGP rather than rol…