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by 7speter 4y ago
> I use citibank and they've recently announced that they're going back to the old ways of just declining the charge, and eliminating overdraft fees. Hopefully that's a trend that other banks are also following. I have to
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by 7speter 4y ago
I remember reading through books teaching wordpress and all of them had a variation of the line to not to go trying to change or tinker too much with the inner files that make up wordpress. It kind of reminded me of how the obelisk aliens f
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by 7speter 4y ago
In economics, at least, cheap money means loans with a low interest rate. I guess high valuations come with being able to borrow money for cheap.
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by 7speter 4y ago
>this leaves a large gap for Intel to exploit with Alder Lake X. Maybe the pricing you expect will be at a level that I am going to ignore anyways, but I think AMD may be reducing features and pci-e lanes because Intel has been doing jus
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by 7speter 4y ago
My tinfoil hat head cannon says this is all hype to have a reason to make the price of any given grain skyrocket.
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by 7speter 4y ago
My sister had a “word processor” for college in the mid 90s, it did spreadsheet stuff and had a floppy drive and a monochrome monitor, maybe those count as a computer too?
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by 7speter 4y ago
Maybe the military made secret clusters akin to the ps2 and ps3 distributed systems they made in the 2000s
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I guess now that I looked it up. Wikipedia calls it a flatbread but it has more in common with a biscuit since its unleavened and usually made with lard…
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Its not supposed to be flatbread though, its a tortilla
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If this isn't an example of malicious compliance, I don’t know what is. Apple doesn’t actually want this program to succeed so of course they are going to send 79 pound repair kits to people.
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Looking at docs in a browser
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by 7speter 4y ago
The ssd isnt too bad assuming theres usb 3/c to plug supplemental storage in, but thats jmo
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Am i wrong to think that for 1000 dollars this laptop should come with 32gb of ram? Though its great that one can upgrade the memory.
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I dont remember, I remember this as an end of episode gag/commentary on the suv’s rising popularity of the 90s
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by 7speter 4y ago
You’re protected upto $250k on deposits by the fdic. Still much better than Coinbase but just sayin’
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by 7speter 4y ago
Interesting to me how all the tech people here want an iPhone mini sized phone when its the least popular and even the low cost to entry iphone se, which is also lauded around these parts is “struggling” to find buyers: https://w
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by 7speter 4y ago
I also suspect this fictional car might have been an ingredient in the market shifting from minivans to SUVs The simpsons also did the canyonero: https://youtu.be/PI_Jl5WFQkA
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by 7speter 4y ago
Theres a whole burgeoning trend of chinese manufacturers buying the licensing rights to defunct brands and putting the eerily branded goods up on amazon.
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by 7speter 4y ago
The whole comment is me presenting my case for why these brands should just die instead of having their logo pasted on chinese crap to deceive consumers
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> … Audyssey or Dirac Gotta remember these names for when I can afford a good audio system…
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by 7speter 4y ago
Whats the good of licensing a brand if the company was known for high quality products? Its kind of like how toshiba made laptops 25 years ago that still work today but now they just license their name out to be stamped on cheap crappy lapt
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by 7speter 4y ago
Really fascinating to me how many political/social influencers from canada have so much commentary about american politics these days. I’m not necessarily saying they shouldn’t but how many americans make 6 and 7 figures commenting on
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Especially considering Trudeau hasnt lead a massive genocide or tried to take over the continent.
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>people side Its a fullstack portfolio project built for the sole purpose of me learning crud. Its not going live, theres no people side. The manager was raising concern anout my experience as a developer
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Probably a nepotism hire
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My resume is a list of projects I made myself. I had an interview where the interviewer obviously didn’t bother looking at my resume until he got on camera with me, and he asked, “can you tell me about your time at 5 day weather app?” Needl
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by 7speter 4y ago
I get the feeling that everything has to be perfectly polished and 100% working as I apply for jobs. I’d like to learn more backend stuff, but I’m judged on if I can get into the minutiae of bootstrap grids or why my react drumkit isn’t 100
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by 7speter 4y ago
I recently went to a virtual meetup for help on a project and the organizer got mad at me for using a tutorial to scaffold my project and called me out on the call. I was so frustrated by the ridiculousness that I just immediately signed of
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by 7speter 4y ago
Yep, I totally identify with you. I saved up and bought an nvidia gpu and am about to start learn about video editing to see if I can get into that field. I’m pretty tired of getting laughed at and the rampant dishonesty.
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by 7speter 4y ago
I talked about a fullstack node project I was working on during an interview last summer. I went on for 20 minutes maybe explaining why I used the tech that I used and what I planned to do with the project. It took up the scheduled time and

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