Accacin

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by Accacin 5y ago
Well it's new for a lot of people. I always wanted to work remotely, and overall I do like it but there are certain things I miss that I didn't think I'd miss. People have been given a taste of remote working, and now certain
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by Accacin 5y ago
We also noticed this. We have added a rule saying that almost all meetings are optional and there's no pressure to go to them (scrum meetings are not optional i.e. daily, refinement and retro). It's helped a lot and helped manager
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by Accacin 5y ago
Here in the UK you do not need to scan, you can just write down your phone number and name. It's a legal requirement for the information to be accurate though, I think.
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by Accacin 5y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if the UK government announced it would be re-applying to be in the EU just for this new law (I'm joking.. I hope).
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by Accacin 5y ago
I enjoy oat milk but my day to day milk replacement is regular unsweetened soya milk. I do get oat milk once a week from my milkman so no idea what brand it is and it comes it a glass bottle that's collected the week after so pretty mu
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by Accacin 5y ago
I am not vegan because I do not like meat, I am vegan because I think that it bad for the environment and causes unnecessary suffering to animals. The fact that I could enjoy meat without any of those downsides is appealing to me :)
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by Accacin 5y ago
When I was younger, I was a pretty obvious metal head. Long hair, black... everything. Every time I went to the airport I was searched and drug checked (have occasionally used drugs, but never been a recreational drug user of any kind). Ama
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by Accacin 5y ago
To be perfectly honest, I think people will realise it's just not that useful and forget about it pretty quickly Even at my place of work, there were some expressing interest in it, and after playing for an hour or two, haven't to
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by Accacin 5y ago
99% of games I play work with Proton, or Lutris, which is great most of the time. However, it's the small amount of time when something stops working or needs small config tweaks that really annoy me, as they cut into my gaming time.
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by Accacin 5y ago
I'm in the UK, and use one (IMO) sensibly. If there's a larger purchase I'll often find a 0% credit card and use that, then pay back. I only do this for stuff I could afford to pay back immediately if required. Secondly, I&#x
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by Accacin 5y ago
Ah, yeah. For me that's ridiculous, but you both sounded reasonable in that situation; you offered and it sounds like he refused politely enough.
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by Accacin 5y ago
I know people like to think vegans are crazy, but I've literally never met a vegan who was anything like this. However, thinking about it, it is very hard to draw a line. I know where line my personal line is, but it's very hard
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by Accacin 5y ago
We can discuss meaning all you want, but I'll still get my managers asking me to write code quickly now and take some shortcuts, and telling me to write a "Tech Debt" ticket to fix it in the future. Spoiler, we never have tim
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by Accacin 5y ago
I'm odd in that I actually loved WoD, aside from Garrisons. Legion had it's moment of greatness, around the fourth patch it was great. BfA and Shadowlands are incredibly bad, for casual players there's really nothing interest
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by Accacin 5y ago
Oh, I'm not judging Sweden at all. I'm just agreeing that a lot of people (myself included)feel that Sweden is 'otherworldly' and does not have many of the same problems that we experience in our home countries. As usual
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by Accacin 5y ago
I do think people think of Sweden like that, even here in the UK. Recently my brother went on a business trip to Sweden, and was quite surprised at the amount of "casual" racism he encountered - although I wasn't sure whether
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by Accacin 5y ago
But the UK isn't the US, and staying silent wouldn't be beneficial to us, in fact it would probably make it worse.
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by Accacin 5y ago
I'm a big fan of Arch, but that installer is pretty dodgy. I wouldn't use it (at least in the state it was in a few months back) personally. However I do welcome an installer, it's fun to install Arch a couple of times, but a
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by Accacin 5y ago
I'm generally privacy concious, use CalyxOS, etc. but I still use a running watch. Yeah they're collecting my data but in this instance it's my choice, and I enjoy being able to see my progress - afaik there's not a way
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by Accacin 5y ago
To be clear, my shoulder isn't really painful just tight. It's the same with my wrist, everything in my right hand feels tight. For example, on my left hand I can stretch my fingers back without feeling any tightness, and on my ri
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by Accacin 5y ago
There seems to be a lot of people with wrist issues here, so I thought I'd ask. I get a lot of pain in my right shoulder and right wrist after using a keyboard for a while. I've noticed it more when I have to use my little finger
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by Accacin 5y ago
Wow, yeah I loved that phone. I'm surprised you kept it so long! I replaced mine with an HTC G1. I would love a phone like the E72 again.
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by Accacin 5y ago
I'm not sure if you've read this or not, but there was a little information on the Arch wiki, here: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/PipeWire#WebRTC_screen_shar...
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by Accacin 5y ago
I'm currently re-learning C, and I've been going through one of the books that they recommend (C Programming - A Modern Approach). Whilst "A Modern Approach" is a great book, it's hard for me to keep focused as I&#x
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by Accacin 5y ago
I do something similar in React too: const foo = () => console.log && <Something /> That stops the body rendering, and you can use '||' if you want the body and the log.
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by Accacin 5y ago
I tried it a while back in Firefox and after a a few days I noticed memory usage in Firefox was going way up and whenever I opened dev tools everthing would slow down drastically. Removed the addon and everything went back to normal. Anyone
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by Accacin 5y ago
Do it! I switched from iOS to a Google 4a last week, and have flashed my phone with CalyxOS. I was very tempted by GrapheneOS, but having microg built into Calyx has meant the very few apps I want that aren't on fdroid work perfectly f
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by Accacin 5y ago
To be honest, this is another reason I moved away from Apple back to a Google Pixel running CalyxOS. I'm choosing to only install banking apps from Aurora and everything else is coming straight from fdroid. A massive thank you to Calyx
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by Accacin 5y ago
For me, that sounds perfectly acceptable. I'm dreading the day when the UK gets access to something but the EU doesn't.
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by Accacin 5y ago
What's your area of expertise regarding antibodies? I'm quite happy admitting that I do not know anything other than the basics and trust in experts in their respective fields instead.

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