> So when you plan your next office, leave the kitchen > open too - the scrape of chairs on the tiles, the > sound of the dishwasher being unloaded, the happy > PING of the microwave - not to mention the aromas of > hot…
It'd be pretty good if the publicity surrounding this article led to an increase in usage of PGP. I've always thought it was a shame how underused asymmetric encryption is in comparison to its potential.
I get spammed in a whole different way. I share my name with an organisation: The Firstname Lastname Organization. Every so often, some recruiters email me résumés of people hoping to work at the Firstname Lastname…
> Also how does tmux handle copy/paste with vertical splits ? It doesn't. If I want to copy some text and it's in a vertical split, well... shit. Time to break out the tmux manual and see if I can figure out how to move…
Co-opted is the correct word. I like the idea of story points as a tool for communicating with each other about rough estimates. I don't like story points as a source of data for management to put into spreadsheets and…
> So when you plan your next office, leave the kitchen > open too - the scrape of chairs on the tiles, the > sound of the dishwasher being unloaded, the happy > PING of the microwave - not to mention the aromas of > hot…
It'd be pretty good if the publicity surrounding this article led to an increase in usage of PGP. I've always thought it was a shame how underused asymmetric encryption is in comparison to its potential.
I get spammed in a whole different way. I share my name with an organisation: The Firstname Lastname Organization. Every so often, some recruiters email me résumés of people hoping to work at the Firstname Lastname…
> Also how does tmux handle copy/paste with vertical splits ? It doesn't. If I want to copy some text and it's in a vertical split, well... shit. Time to break out the tmux manual and see if I can figure out how to move…
Co-opted is the correct word. I like the idea of story points as a tool for communicating with each other about rough estimates. I don't like story points as a source of data for management to put into spreadsheets and…