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The 8.3 naming is hilarious there.

It is not a tech problem, it is a people problem.

I’ve been using git since a year or two after it was released and I’ve never paid any attention to that part of the diff. I could see it that preventing some editing of the wrong method but that is something testing should reveal.

I’m curious if others see some value in it, either before or with changes from this post?

I've cloned drives with SuperDuper and had an uninstalled app launch from the clone. So, toss that anecdote on the pile.

You could pipe to `jq` (https://stedolan.github.io/jq/), or send the response to a file and view with whatever.

Source was just a google of M5, but you're right that page says 10.9.

It was an argument against the "insanity" of a 10.5 time, you're right it costs quite a bit more.

The M5 does a 10.5 1/4 mile, it is a very impressive time for a production vehicle but it's not insane. A lot of production sports bikes are into the 9s.

* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_fastest_production_car...

* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_fastest_production_mot...

edit: Actually 10.5 is pretty insane for a production vehicle but we live in a time with a lot of insanely fast and overpowered cars.

The "#bbinclude" in the source suggests it was made using BBEdit.

What "well-architected" system is not okay?

I know this is territory that gets rehashed every time someone says "hey, I like tool X..." but I still get a kick out of browsing these threads to see what tools people are using.

On that front, I've been using ZIM: https://github.com/zimfw/zimfw

I also recently added sandboxd so certain things are not run during shell init (rbenv/pyenv/asdf/etc): https://github.com/benvan/sandboxd

It has nothing to do with github, it is trivial and common to have images/screenshots/whatever in the in-repo documentation (or in the wiki).

I believe they are referring to those Android VR headsets like "Gear VR" by Samsung.

More than likely you can get your car "coded" which lets you customize little things like that.

Reminds me of this post to r/writingprompts somewhat recently:

> [WP] A barbarian warlord, a goblin king, a mighty necromancer, and a dark elven high priestess meet for one reason... To play Suburbs and SUVs, the hottest mundane suburban family Tabletop RPG!

https://www.reddit.com/r/WritingPrompts/comments/7pf9gr/wp_a...

Am I misreading or are you chrooting to an x86 build of Raspbian?

In what way(s) is Disney not currently fully empowered to compete with Netflix?

NVidia provides drivers, I'm using one on a Hackintosh now.

http://www.nvidia.com/object/mac-driver-archive.html

FWIW, the tab shows the loading progress in blue, so you're seeing the result of quick page loads. Not arguing your experience, just clarifying what is happening.

You might like the "Light" theme, which I think is available by default. That won't do any rounding for you, however.

Valid in the state does not necessarily mean it was issued in that state.

I realize sniffing your location in a web page is not anything new, but the way it is used here by adding a leading headline and altering the opening paragraph (those are what I noticed) gives me a vague sense of unease.

Disabling the service is a way to protect you from the vulnerability, but it is not a fix for the vulnerability. A fix for the vulnerability would allow you to continue using the service.

FYI, your links all have numbers appended to them. The working links seem to be:

https://github.com/poteto/elixirconf-2016

https://github.com/wojtekmach/acme_bank

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6NTmUQClHrU

Yes, I know.

If you are trying to match your production platform then you will use a VM of some sort in Linux anyway. If you are not trying to match your production platform then you can develop just fine on OSX.

If you care about isolation and reproduction then you're using a VM anyway and the host OS is completely irrelevant.

> (...) most developers setting up vagrant on their Mac just to get a working environment.

What kind of working environment requires setting up Vagrant on OSX? It's a Unix-based OS, if you're doing any web development you can do it on the host system.

I'll sum it up:

    The inaugural “Secret Ops of the CIA” calendar was produced by the nephew
    of an agency contractor killed in the line of duty and features
    reproductions of the actual paintings that have hung for years inside the
    hallways of the CIA headquarters in Northern Virginia.

    (...)

    The calendars are on sale for $28 at the International Spy Museum (...)

    (...)

    Toni Hiley, the longtime CIA museum director, said the gift shop can’t sell
    the calendar because “it’s not an official work of the U.S. government.”

FWIW, if you get linked to a github release page then click on the project name at the top and you will get the main repository view with a short description (above the file list) and the full README below that.

"Steer into the slide" means if your car is rotating clockwise you steer left such that you reduce the friction on the front end (by turning the wheels so they roll instead of slide) and maintain the friction on the back end (given the wheels will not be pointing forward).

(edit: depending on how far you've already rotated, but I'm speaking as if the front of the car is still ahead of the back of the car)

It is the web fonts, if I override 'body' and 'body p' then it loads quickly (the content does anyway, sidebars still flicker).