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by 7bit 2y ago
> Stay away for the next 4 or so years. It’s clear this administration is brain dead and can’t govern. That government was elected by the majority of Americans, and continue to be supported by them. Blaming this in the administration alo
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by 7bit 2y ago
Fair enough.
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by 7bit 2y ago
My god, I've been sending feedback about this shit for 3 or so years. You can't open any-fucking-thing in a new tab. The funny thing is, it used to work and they fucked that up. I don't understand how dumb you must be to desi
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by 7bit 2y ago
The Microsoft Graph SDK is the worst piece of shit I ever saw. The ONLY actual good part is the JS SDK. (I know right?!) Aside from the horrible DX, It Is FULL of bugs. I was tasked with a project where it made sense to use Azure Durable Fu
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by 7bit 2y ago
I know. Because for every paid service you have one that is "free".
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by 7bit 2y ago
What? You can set a DNS server on every OS and device. It works for Windows, Linux, iOS and Android.
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by 7bit 2y ago
That is sad. I need multiple profiles for my work and I cannot use Firefox because the profile support is awful. Creating and managing profiles as well as switching profiles is so intuitive in Chrome, it just works. In Firefox it's ext
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by 7bit 2y ago
What? Teams was and is everywhere. The opportunity was taken so hard, the EU ruled that Teams must be decoupled from the Office Suite and Windows because it was near impossible to not have or use Teams. All that happened because and during
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by 7bit 2y ago
If a CEO typically works 12-16 hours a day with no overtime pay I'm fine if he earns more than the employee who doesn't do overtime or gets paid. I also don't care if he earns slightly more than everybody else. It being media
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by 7bit 2y ago
We live in a society
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by 7bit 2y ago
Uhm, risk? If you dont have 25 to start a company, then don't do a GmbH and you're good.
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by 7bit 2y ago
Tool me about 20 minutes
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by 7bit 2y ago
I did, it was super easy.
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by 7bit 2y ago
The possibilities are endless. Using some parts of a fridge and a kitchen maker and you can also add an ice cream maker ! Never stop imagining!
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by 7bit 2y ago
> An “incalculable” loss Simply not true. Only because it is possible to record every moment in someone's personal gaming time, does not make it historically relevant. 100 hours is a lot of time if you just keep the relevant parts o
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by 7bit 2y ago
> I am convinced that every argument in favor of static linking is because they don't know how to package-manager. Which would be a fair reason. People who like to build things might just not want to also learn how to package stuff.
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by 7bit 2y ago
Eh - just rewrite in Rust later
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by 7bit 2y ago
Pronouncing cot in German Sounds Like the word for poop.
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by 7bit 2y ago
> 1) formally declare war on Russia Can you quote the passage in the memo where it says that? Because I don't see anything that shows intent to declare war on anybody.
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by 7bit 2y ago
Your comment comes grom a place If ignorance. > We don't _want_ end-to-end connectivity. YOU dont want that. The wish to not have all devices connected to the Internet does not defeat the need of having a protocol that allows that.
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by 7bit 2y ago
Microsoft never said Win 10 would be the last release. That is an urban myth. And the x years of support after the next Windows release is irrelevant. Their product support is more or less 10 years and that didn't change. People were
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by 7bit 2y ago
Kinda funny that you mention tailwind, as tailwind ships exactly the css that is needed to serve the design. Tailwind does not make your project bigger than not using tailwind.
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by 7bit 2y ago
What's your point? Windows 7 had 11 years of support. Windows 10 had 10. Nothing strange about it.
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by 7bit 2y ago
Any end-user application that uses docker is not an end-user application. It does not matter if the end-user knows how to use docker or not. End-user applications should be delivered as SaaS/WebUi or a local binary (GUI or CLI). Period
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by 7bit 2y ago
Thanks for validating the point I was making.
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by 7bit 2y ago
Thanks for validating the point I was making.
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by 7bit 2y ago
> Imagine pulling up to a red light, checking your GPS for directions, and suddenly, the entire screen is hijacked by an ad. I don’t like this kind of exaggeration because it misses the core issue. And because the argument can easily be
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by 7bit 2y ago
> Several of my posts received 100k+ views, one with 1M+, typically exploring minor technical hacks. 1M+ is definitely no one
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by 7bit 2y ago
> But keeping skilled people is something that modern management philosophy (in tech, at least) doesn't seem to care about. If they would care then job hopping would not exist. If staying at s company would be more. Beneficial to yo
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by 7bit 2y ago
> - %CSIDL_MYDOCUMENTS%\Call of Duty -> %userprofile%\Saved Games\Call of Duty That is a fight not worth fighting. Even Microsoft does not give a care in the world when deciding on storage locations and they put files directly in your

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