pedro @inkwell

business intelligence developer in dallas. hobbyist web & game dev. i write words and code. strings are my favorite datatype. currently employed @ msft. pedrosalinasruiz.com Dallas, TX Joined March 2008

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pedro @inkwell

3 years ago

@HeinzTweets hi guys. One year old won’t stop eating ketchup by itself. Will literally use fries as a spoon for the ketchup. Is this normal?

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3 years ago

hello world, this is my first xeet.

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4 years ago

@levelsio This happened to me the first time I released a website. Dude didn't even try to mask he was doing it from Yale's library's WiFi. It was a hard lesson to learn. CloudFlare is an easy (quick) way out.

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pedro @inkwell

6 years ago

@sjokz damn, yer accent is so good

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6 years ago

@ATTHelp Yo! Your website tells me I'm not affected by any outages in the area but I can't connect to the Internet and noticed a huge amount of reports on 3rd party websites in Dallas, TX. Is there an outage or not?

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6 years ago

@Daveforthelawl @TiegeHanley mmm papi

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6 years ago

@jertim @weeaboo i suppose it probably depends on the dbms being used to store the data, but a guid will take up a lot of space for one. i can't imagine exceeding a bigint unless you're not designing a relational model. you're not creating an ID for an online db, just a single game

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6 years ago

@meJustinPierce I've been blessed by a DOA 1) motherboard, 2) processor, 3) RAM. Amazon's returns have been frictionless. Every other provider has hurdles (ugh Newegg). I seems they might now be testing returns to validate DOA and impose fees if isn't (since I went through my own experience).