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Comment #25641417
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0177789/ All "episodes of Galaxy Quest are true historical documentaries". Classic.
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Comment #25598430
Make it illegal for calls originating from international origins to lack caller identification. Also likely unenforceable, but again, it sets the basis. Since I sense that caller I…
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Comment #25512324
Racist people like you make peaceful protests and working for change against racism so much harder. You're just out for revenge and your rhetoric shows it. Edit: I've had just abou…
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Comment #25298197
Ah the sweet delight of procrastination. Some people clean. Others, just code. Still, its a useful thing. MIDI input support might help with the input problem.
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Comment #24403703
I have a similar solution for insomnia. "You haven't run enough miles".
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Comment #24316969
Lets face it, localstorage is just cookies with extra space for more chips. Controls around cookies need to apply to localstorage as well. I'd really like to be able to edit cookie…
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Comment #24208296
Well we have multiple IP coffee/tea/choc machines and they definitely return 418 codes. Sounds like IANA need to sort out their backwardness and fix things by grandfathering it in …
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Comment #24053140
A simple A/B test of the sort I described is fairly common. Especially when we are considering alternatives and want to isolate one variable, eg the GUI. Eg if someone was interest…
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Comment #24047461
Even better. The comparison is of the GUIs themselves anyway. Have both use the same specialised libraries. If anyone wants inspiration, Winamp is the gold standard for media playe…
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Comment #23993314
So to update and add to their old slogan: Think different... but we still keep our 30% cut Tech in general has quite a few things about itself it needs to fix. Is it ethical for Ap…
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Comment #23901963
I'm the sort of person who would tell that kid to clean up their room. Normalcy is underrated. As for Voltaire, while I'd buy that guy some wine, the lack of meaningful progress on…
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Comment #23893116
I'm still using my old note app I wrote years ago back in 2003 and keep porting to every gadget I use. Its amusing to use such an old ppc app under Windows 10.
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Comment #23891710
Who's really in power? They're the ones you can't offend. Or else.
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Comment #23891463
That shoe sums up my response to remote controlled roach cameras.
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Comment #23875377
This explains the recent Star Wars movies then. Well, possibly except one. Belt tightening like that is usually the sign that the MBAs took over. This is fine up to a point except …
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Comment #23812626
A skills matrix is useful to have. We use them to decide what contracts and projects we chase. Sometimes we use them to unearth areas we have no capability for then find a few peop…
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Comment #23810995
I remember being listed on one of these matrix things. I had a look one day and found someone with poor spreadsheet-fu had moved my details one row and column down. Now I magically…
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Comment #23810930
Rookie recruiter mistake. They should demand 20 years to get someone who has appropriate deep-level experience that can fulfill their mission-critical need for requisite synergisti…
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Comment #23789913
Possibilities : Worked & couldn't gain traction. Capital requirements too great. Eg just a lack of funding. Limited prototypes produced but not mature enough. Tech is quietly smoul…
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Comment #23785134
Police especially don't have many excuses for hiding their actions since they are meant to enforce the law. It used to surprise me just how many pointless secrets are kept by gover…
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Comment #23781177
Do you have 12TB of data right now? Yes? Then a minimal RAID would need at least two 16TB drives.
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Comment #23781161
More is better. Those RAIDs are never satisfied. Its a pity we don't have anything remotely similar for optical storage. Physical limits and all that.
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Comment #23780494
Now I know why the gopher / gemini project exists.