Accacin

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by Accacin 8y ago
Pretty fun, round these parts we use a pretty specific word for a 'round piece of bread' which narrowed my area down quite well.
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by Accacin 8y ago
I thought the same at first, but Dan Abramov and his blog[1] has changed my mind. [1]: https://overreacted.io/why-do-hooks-rely-on-call-order/
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by Accacin 8y ago
The phone thing isn't unique to Huawei. My wife has two sisters and they can unlock each others phones using Face ID. They were surprised when they realised this so I don't think they added each other's face or anything (I do
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by Accacin 8y ago
Sneaky Mistborn reference!
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by Accacin 8y ago
Hahah, once at work a guy force pushed to a branch that was just about to be merged. This almost resulted in some guys work being lost but luckily it was recovered. This was immediately followed by another dev writing 'DO NOT FORCE PUS
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by Accacin 8y ago
Same for me! Webpack config changes to cache settings, config changes to hit a different API for testing, using a different database for testing. Most of these live in my staging area and get stashed and popped when I switch branches/r
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by Accacin 8y ago
Not really. I think of my git use case at work pretty simple. I usually stash, pull down, fast-foward and then pop my stash on top. Occasionally I'll need to rebase too. Just to show I'm not a super advanced user or anything. I&#x
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by Accacin 8y ago
A little off-topic, but it's nice to read some positive news about the UK (and England in particular). I feel that we get a lot of bad press, which is a shame as really the UK isn't such a bad place overall.
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by Accacin 8y ago
This is a nice read for someone who has just started to learning GB ASM, I know the processor in the game boy isn't exactly a Z80 (or an 8080) but it's quite similar.
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by Accacin 8y ago
I believe they have an English version of the page: http://www.cnsa.gov.cn/english/n6465652/n6465653/c6805049/co...
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by Accacin 8y ago
I noticed in the US the milk seemed a lot sweeter than what I'm used to. Then again I'm all about Museli and mainly eaten with soya milk, seems reasonably healthy and quick and easy.
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by Accacin 8y ago
Yes this for me makes complete sense. The UK has made some small steps in the right direction and I hope this continues. Childcare like I said is completely ridiculous and needs to be looked at.
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by Accacin 8y ago
Yes, this is always the problem. The UK is far from perfect and I have a few friends always talking about Scandinavian countries and how they'd want to move there. What they don't seem to understand is that all countries have thei
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by Accacin 8y ago
As a Brit, I imagine the worlds apart are the child facilities and social care? The big thing in the UK that really makes me think about not having children is the prohibitive cost of child care, although our current social care is appallin
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by Accacin 8y ago
I'm not really into these apps, but personally I love listening to one or two ASMR channels on YouTube. If I'm feeling stressed I have 3 or 4 that I listen to very often and they help me a lot.
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by Accacin 8y ago
Actually this rhyme probably had nothing to do with the Plague at all, although people go on about this all the time. This 'connection' was only picked up mid-20th century and not mentioned before. https://blogs.loc.gov
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by Accacin 8y ago
> the UK (although not technically EU anymore) seems to have the same unhealthy relationship to work as North America does. We're still in the EU and I've no idea why you think we are anything like the US in terms of overworkin
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by Accacin 8y ago
But I can't do these things on Windows 10 either, I tried to put all my installed software on D: and when I had an update I was unable to install it because Windows couldn't work out where my stuff was which required a reinstall t
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by Accacin 8y ago
Does this work on Android Mobile? We just implemented a feature before realising Draft.js doesnt' work on Android Mobile - Our fault admittedly, but annoying none the less.
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by Accacin 8y ago
I can understand the dislike of signing up to a service but in this case that's the price of the book. I also dislike signing up to various services, but I did for Road to React and I can confirm I haven't recieved any spam. In fa
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by Accacin 8y ago
Yeah, French band called Peste Noire have an album called: 'La Sanie des siècles – Panégyrique de la dégénérescence'. IMO it's some of the most evil black metal I've come across. Guy behind the band has views that I do n
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by Accacin 8y ago
I'd like to add I've been using Mailbox.org for about two years now and haven't personally had a problem with spam, although I actually didn't know they had a policy to not look at the content of the email.
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by Accacin 8y ago
It's not just about him being the creator of Linux, it's about how much you could learn from working with him.
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by Accacin 8y ago
My thoughts exactly. What a weird turn of events when it's easier to install Nvidia drivers on Linux using your distro's package manager than it is on Windows!
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by Accacin 8y ago
I recently noticed that Amazon Prime in the UK has Parks and Recreation AND Seinfeld, which Netflix doesn't have. Worth it!
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by Accacin 8y ago
It's not just Japanese, Chinese also. An article not long ago theorized some reasoning behind it: https://randomwire.com/why-japanese-web-design-is-so-differe...
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by Accacin 8y ago
My personal favourite is the Private Eye, but it's very UK-centric as you might imagine. I love them as they often pick things up a few months before other publications start reporting them :)
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by Accacin 8y ago
Same with 'Made in the UK'. The scene in The IT Crowd where the fire extinguisher sets on fire, and Moss turns it around to reveal 'Made in the UK' always crack me up.
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by Accacin 8y ago
The price seems fine, I'd be happy with it. The problem I have is the amount of tracking they're apparently doing. That's the bit that makes me not use the service (not that I can in my country, but my point still stands).
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by Accacin 8y ago
I understand a free and open media, but this is what annoys me about it.. A single woman, the media won't listen to her at all and they'll print what they want. A powerful company asks them not to print something and they'll

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