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SkillsJava, Groovy, Shell Scripting, Tomcat, Apache, Java App tuning
Joined devRant on 5/13/2016
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That's awesome! I got mine a few weeks ago. I love that thing.
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Just so you know, the password fields are storing the text values in the cookies. First time I hit submit, I didn't match the passwords. The second time I went into the registration page, it allowed me to autofill the password and showed me the text values. (Android chrome 54.0.2840.68)
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Agree, it's a double edged sword. It's a great place where devs can come and rant (somewhat) anonymously, but we also want the community to grow. As it grows it gains visibility and possibly unwanted users.
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Project Management hahaha
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I use notepad++ and vim everyday
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Just tell them "I don't need to. The voices told me what to type and everything will be fine. Now where did I put that 'Evil_Robot' variable for the 'End_of_World' method?"
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Actually, only being able to express yourself with only a very specific set of people is one of the major identifiers of being introverted. :)
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Couldn't you dual boot with Mac os? If so, anyone know if you would still have problems uploading to the store? I would like to think that if they're checking stats from your local machine it would only pick up os info and not be looking at hardware specs. -
I'll vouch for that theory
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Google chrome: put your mouse over a tab, right click and reopen closed tab.
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It's rm -fr /
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^god forbid
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++ The Great Suspender.
Never have less than 8 windows open, each with somewhere between 3 to 12 tabs. Only problem I've been having recently is waiting for my tabs to reload, because of course all the tabs on this website are related. -
Sounds more like you just need to find the distro that's currently at version 10
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Good practice to document even if it's just for you. Any piece of code that hasn't been touched in a week or more likely won't be remembered.
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@Zerq
They already released a linux distro for their Azure cloud servers. -
Default privacy and security settings are pretty bad, but can be configured.
Also includes virtual desktops and a release later this summer will have a native bash shell available. I went from Windows 7 to Windows 10 and really don't have too many complaints.
Getting dual boot setup was a little trickier than previous, but since you're using Ubuntu, shouldn't be too bad. -
Chopsticks
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the thing I liked was that they stated almost all native bash tools should work without modifications.
the thing that disappointed me was that it wouldn't support interaction with the Windows tools/programs -
After actually thinking about it (I don't actually listen to music very often ), I really like listening to Johnny Cash. And for all of you punk fans, he actually gets a fair amount of play on Pandora's Social Distortion channel
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Stumbleupon is great for discovering new websites. You tell out what you're interested in and it gives you a random website with every click of the stumble button. It will continue to update your interests with each like/dislike.
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Every day of my life, except when he's out. Luckily he's running out of people to ask for help.
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I have a teammate that says he's scrum master certified and swears story points = hours.
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I can think of a couple. First you don't want to eat up all of the available host memory to run some tests. Second, too much memory can be worse than not enough memory in jvm's.
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Story of my life. First non shell code I've looked at in six months came from doing a quick fix on some java/groovy code because we updated versions.
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@samk
I did say rant was pending :) -
If you have remote assist, have them open Word and hit save as. Always takes you to the last directory you saved in.
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I work with three 20 in monitors signs all I can think is I need to upgrade to 24 in widescreens.
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@g-m-f
Can you explain a little more about how it was not configured properly and how you think it should be configured to make it better? -
I have seen an example of this, though not necessarily what you might think. The new code was so much more efficient that some of our processes that run parallel, began colliding. Go a quick fix we ended up putting in a quick wait.
While the customers didn't necessarily notice the speed improvement, they definitely noticed when the system would lock up.