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Comment #45331461
I spent a lot of time as a child playing the flight simulator demo, this brought back a lot of good memories
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Comment #45331451
They seem to work through buttonfly, just not directly through the other links
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Comment #43511566
If you don't use the app store, you can still install the xcode command line tools with the xcode-select command. I didn't bother signing in with an Apple account on my personal Ma…
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Comment #42356587
We're talking about a web browser, right? What workflow?
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Comment #41995457
More like one of those hover chairs from Wall-E
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Comment #39715802
I can't imagine those working too well these days. None of my cards have raised numbers, they'd make a completely blank impression. They have probably been completely phased out in…
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Comment #37832878
I think they mean that companies rarely update their status pages to reflect reality (for instance, AWS outages are rarely shown on their own status pages). This is often by design…
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Comment #32496407
You're not alone, though personally I quite like his tone and delivery. It's entirely probable that you're not in his target audience and that's okay.
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Comment #32398081
It's true that some planes fly on leaded fuel, but commercial airlines generally do not. It's only piston engine planes that fly on leaded AvGas, all jet aircraft including tubropr…
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Comment #32070565
While we're at it, you can't forget Anna Murphy (formerly of Eluveitie, currently Cellar Darling) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CDE3Bx1Cb1I
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Comment #32054826
Another day, another gadgetbahn. It's hard to tell from their website exactly what problems they're trying to solve. They seem to have taken all of the worst aspects of monorail st…
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Comment #31742640
> Linux usually gets a pass, because most times you're just deploying it and not mucking with source code. That would apply for most uses of software, wouldn't it? > This results i…
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Comment #31742383
Must be quite the paranoid business, given even tier 1 banks here (in the UK) will happily run GPL software.
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Comment #31741624
Looks very cool, will have to give this a shot.
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Comment #31741585
Why is that unfortunate? Unless you're looking to make proprietary changes to Grafana Oncall and host it as a SAAS, it's the same as running any other GPL software.
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Comment #31642156
People are more likely to avoid doing business with you if you call yourself a pyramid scheme. Calling youself a "multi-level marketing" business sounds far more benign.
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Comment #30702380
Ignoring production, hydrolox would work, not that spacex are going down that road
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Comment #30513727
Not strange if you can read a map, Moscow is directly north of Donetsk. It makes perfect sense that they would share a time zone.
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Comment #30335784
There are vending machines full of SIM cards at Heathrow, so I'd say they're still available.
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Comment #30055314
Mac at work, Linux at home
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Comment #29904587
It's 64,000 'positions' of 32-bit words. That'd be 256,000 modern 8-bit bytes.
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Comment #29362835
But can it be type coerced?
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Comment #29342483
Same, especially since the domain gave me electrical engineering vibes.
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Comment #29341477
I've heard it's a safety thing, in some contexts, as the grounding pin is in the way if something gets dropped onto the plug.
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Comment #29189243
I'm still not sure what difference is between 'no-code' and just using software. If I create a workflow in Jira I wouldn't say I'm creating no-code software, I'd describe that as j…