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Accacin
7y ago
I've heard about the hw bugs a little but couldn't find much information about them. I'm mostly just using it for the course which was highly recommended in multiple places, so I hope I won't encounter many of these bugs
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7y ago
Yeah, I've pretty much exclusively used Altra shoes the last few years and have had much fewer problems. Altra have incredibly wide toe-box! Pair that with some Injinji running socks (seperate toes 'compartments') and I'
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7y ago
I'm a React Developer in my day job, but I'm disillusioned with the web as a whole and I've always had an interest in low-level stuff. At the moment, I'm doing a structured C book course (C: A Modern Approach), and I
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7y ago
If you don't click on the image in the 'message view', but instead click and hold you can select save from there. I'm the opposite, I didn't even try to click on the image and save from the screen that appears.
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7y ago
I'm not offended by a Santa hat, I'm just fed up of everything trying to shoehorn Christmas into everything for what purpose exactly? I'm from a tradionally Christian country, and I'm not in the slightest bit religious a
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7y ago
I switched from LastPass to Pass to KeepassXC about a year ago and it's the only one that hasn't given me problems cross-platform and it's also open source. I use MacOS, Windows, Linux and iOS and it works perfectly between t
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7y ago
Yeah my wife uses this input method too, as I do if writing Mandarin. It's basically typing the pinyin for the characters. However, nearly everyone else in her family uses the type of input where you type 'strokes' of the cha
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7y ago
Yeah British trains can be terrible, depends on the area. Saying that I've never noticed they were much worse than any other country I've been too, except maybe Japan.
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I’ve heard this and also heard it’s mostly complete rubbish. It might technically be the closest but that is still not close at all, simplifying like this doesn’t really help anything.
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7y ago
I am married and I agree with the OP. I don't see it as a huge achievement and people who do are the ones who, in my experience, like to spend spend way too much (IMO) on a wedding. But we're proving his point really by discussing
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Accacin
7y ago
Haha, yeah, you're right. I'm the same with childbirth, getting pregnant and birthdays.. I'm probably quite like you IRL.
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Accacin
7y ago
Maybe because you're mentioning one group specifically. Any diet can be unhealthy. The fact that Vegans need to be a bit more careful doesn't make it inherently more unhealthy.
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7y ago
> In what world does a disagreement over the right level of telemetry justify this kind of behavior? In a world where companies think little of collecting and selling our personal data to make a profit? In a world where companies feel th
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7y ago
> Let's imagine for a second that they are people trying to do the right thing, with years of history doing the best they can. How could a company like this ever think that opt-out is appropriate? It seems like all their engineers
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7y ago
That's not entirely fair, it's in the UK it's a "EU research program has pumped some 4.5 million euros into the project, which is being managed by a consortium of 13 partners, including Greece’s Center for Security Studi
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7y ago
I don't know. I guess I understood the sentence with 'landed' the same as I would have if someone told me that they'd 'landed a big job'. I wouldn't really say this myself though, although I hear people sa
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7y ago
Yeah I've heard from Icelandic friends some negative stuff about the country that you often don't hear about 'publicly'. I love Iceland, the language and culture but I don't think I'd want to live their.
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7y ago
For me, that's just as bad as supporting Google with 'normal' Android.
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7y ago
There was a nice video from a British Youtuber who often forages for mushrooms when he found some: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wYBruVj9jt8
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I'm not alone in thinking this, but it's not just his pace that makes him truly remarkable, it's his consistency. I can't remember accurate numbers, but I think it's like in ten consecutive marathons, he came first
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7y ago
I keep hearing this argument, but if I'm buying an Android device I'm still supporting Google and Android. The thing is, I don't want to support them at all.
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7y ago
I try to be concious, I cycle to work or use tram if I can't cycle. I'm vegan and I also use Project Wren to try an offset what I can. However, my wife is Chinese so of course she wants to see her family once a year. That means at
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“And the assassins in rose tinted glasses At the wrong end of the tunnel of light Practitioners of paramount scorn And those who'd rig moral compass rather than bridges” Ever since I read these lyrics they’ve summed up precisely how I
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7y ago
Eloquently put. I agree.
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7y ago
> There's a lot of stories about understaffed hospitals, very long queues and how new mothers are sent home almost immediately after giving birth (otherwise you can stay a couple of days to get settled). Same here in the UK interest
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Exactly, at my place we have about eight front-end developers. Guess how many (excluding me) use Firefox? None. When I started I found a tonne of little bugs just because no one thought to test in Firefox.
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No one's saying that there are no exploits, only an idiot would assume otherwise. I'm happy they're being found and disclosed and I'm happy that they've a decent bug bounty program.
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7y ago
When Apple displays the battery stats to the user it's not actually even close to 0%. That would mean you are avoiding full discharges so you're both right.
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7y ago
Yes, we do. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Constitution_of_the_United_Kin...
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7y ago
Well I don't want to continue this argument too much, but I take your point on board.
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