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721.
by 7bit 2y ago
> deleted everything from my home drive to "teach me a lesson". Lesson painfully learnt. I had a mentor in my teenage year that was the same kind of person. To this day the only meaningful memory I have of him is that he was an
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by 7bit 2y ago
I've done this on these game machines 30 years ago when I was 10. I'm baffled that there are still people who have to figure this out.
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by 7bit 2y ago
Not a Programmer. Wouldn't manifests risk the application breaking, if the manifest is not copied with the exe file? As a power user, I see the manifests sometimes, but honestly ,if I download e.g., bun.exe I would just copy the bun.ex
724.
by 7bit 2y ago
> That's a key point. You're seeing things you find interesting as opportunities to add to the conversation. Flip this around, try to look for things that others would find interesting. Hard disagree. Don't try to be someo
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by 7bit 2y ago
You can be a model on OnlyFans starting at 18 years.
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by 7bit 2y ago
The will is there, but not the experience to know that the pay is ridiculous. People often think that kids and teenagers don't need to earn much, but they do the same job as a 40 year old would. However, the 40-year olds know that the
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by 7bit 2y ago
An honest day's work, doing hard labour and getting paid merely nothing in comparison. Teenager's are often used because they lack the experience of what a job should pay. If I think back to the jobs I took and the money I earned,
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by 7bit 2y ago
DLSS and DLAA are terrible for any high-movement Games Like FPS, racing games, Action Games. I wouldn't exactly call it near identical quality. To shareholders this may ring true, but most gamers know that these GPS gains are not worth
729.
by 7bit 2y ago
> That being said Microsoft know windows is terrible for software development which is why it’s so easy to use Linux inside Windows with WSL2. What are you smoking man? Don't impose your beliefs as facts upon Microsoft.
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by 7bit 2y ago
That's called a lively discussion. What's your problem with that? People here are not technically illiterate, but we aren't smart either, are we? Most of the articles found here talk about issues found while working on or wit
731.
by 7bit 2y ago
Why should I use your solution and not Next cloud, for example?
732.
by 7bit 2y ago
It couldn't, because that has a negative connotation in that context.
733.
by 7bit 2y ago
And how many articles are non-english exactly? One of a thousand? Just leave the page and move on with your life.
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by 7bit 2y ago
Yep, and this will be the end of CARIAD. Volkswagen has already b decided to bleed them to death with the Rivien joint-venture. I guess they'll shut down the rest of the operation much, much faster now. This is the perfect reason for t
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by 7bit 2y ago
What constraints? And which companies are excluded by them?
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by 7bit 2y ago
> If you tell people not to report problems unless they have a solution, and summarily dismiss anyone who does so, some serious problems might just be left rotting. I would expand on that and say that only bad managers do so. They are pa
737.
by 7bit 2y ago
Yeah, no, that looks awful. At least three times more complicated that just writing HTML
738.
by 7bit 2y ago
The title smells like "who cares". Do what you prefer, who gives a shit.
739.
by 7bit 2y ago
You're right. I use Harmonic to browse Hackernews and it displays it really bad. I opened it in FF directly and can read it fine now. Thanks for making me aware.
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by 7bit 2y ago
What do you mean by "just an extension"? It does the job very, very well. NextDNS is great, but especially with embedded ads you get a lot of 404s, which the extension can remove without any trace.
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by 7bit 2y ago
I hear that often, but I have maybe found two websites that have a bad experience on Firefox. Out of thousands.
742.
by 7bit 2y ago
I would have liked to see a brief example of what this does. I found a wall of text instead. I'm not interested in spending 20 minutes only to understand if this could potentially bring me any value in addition to the tool I already us
743.
by 7bit 2y ago
It's very important to me. I keep forgetting to plug it in at night and then I can just charge it for 30 minutes before I leave the house and can get a couple of hours usage into it, which is normally enough.
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by 7bit 2y ago
> yet they keep coming up with these idiotic names, and then try to defend it by saying "its only the technical name, not the marketing name", as if that matters. I think it matters a great deal, but not as they or you intend.
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by 7bit 2y ago
The title is click bait and does not reflect the article in any way.
746.
by 7bit 2y ago
How are there still new articles written that re mobile unfriendly? You want readers, then help me being able to read it on a phone.
747.
by 7bit 2y ago
No, you're not the only one. I really would like to understand the people that implement that, look at it and find that good. I have the impression that the vast majority of developers are idiots.
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by 7bit 2y ago
And that's relevant how?
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by 7bit 2y ago
It absolutely does not look the same. You instinctively know that what you see is just acting. I somehow don't believe that you have seen a real video of a person getting shot or beheaded or sucked into a lathe. Seeing a life getting w
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by 7bit 2y ago
My personal experience is that knowing the source of ubiquitous annoyances or health issues much more bearable. I had issues breathing around Corona and that stuck for 3 years. 1.5 years into that and after running from doctor to doctor I w

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