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2y ago
Typing fast isn’t important for coding, or writing, or any kind of productive tasks. As long as a person types fast enough to get the job done, it’s not the bottleneck. Thinking of what to type is the bottleneck. But I have recently come to
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I was already bothered by the Apple Watch marketing. The messaging there is total fear. Buy an Apple Watch or literally die. Also, get them for your children or they will die too. The messaging that AI is for lying is another big yikes. App
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2y ago
That's not a bad idea, but I just have so much blocking on so many levels that it probably won't help much.
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2y ago
No because I have an entirely separate computer for work. I never let personal and business mix on the same hardware. If I had only one computer for both, I absolutely would use profiles.
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2y ago
This is exactly it. This is why often people will have titles change along with increases in compensation even though there may not be any change whatsoever in job description or responsibilities.
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2y ago
It’s just part of Microsoft’s plan to finally give some help to Linux on the desktop. I’ve already seen at least three PCs that’s aren’t Win11 compatible get the Linux treatment.
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2y ago
My TV did this. The worst part was that it disappeared so quickly I didn't have time to get the remote and acknowledge it. There did not appear to be any way in the settings to go and handle it manually. I just had to wait and get luck
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2y ago
Because upgrading is a lot of work, and is higher risk than upgrading other software.
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It's not news to the world, but it's news to many.
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Sure, but we'll have to go thousandsies, or at least hundredsies.
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2y ago
There is another difference that is related to risk. Larger loans allow access to lower risk opportunities. If I had many millions in stocks, and I was greedy for more, I would borrow against it to develop residential real estate in a high
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2y ago
Does that mean they merge the actual code from upstream? If they do that, I wouldn't call that a fork. I'd call it a mirror. I'm not exactly sure how that provides any of the benefits the author suggests. Do they look at the
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2y ago
What's the difference between a zombie fork and just a regular old fork?
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2y ago
Most of my career is thanks to Django, and I haven't really given back much. Sure, you can have some money.
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2y ago
The Apple IIGs exists. I have one. I think it's going to make it to 50 no problem.
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2y ago
Even if that's true, that's even less reason to attack them and make yourself look terrible. Just wait and they'll destroy themselves.
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2y ago
Self-publish a book, and get a library to add the book to their collection.
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2y ago
It’s possible to insert a few sentences factually accounting for a person’s character without inserting a subjective judgement of character. For example you could say: Joey JoeJoe, billionaire CEO, who notably said horrible things, was conv
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2y ago
I have friends dealing with this very problem. They strongly believe in and agree that they should build in their own kingdom. They hate the platforms and all the ways in which they are bad. But they are small business owners. They make the
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2y ago
I know they need a way to get attention. But you have to get the attention in a way that doesn’t make people angry with you. Stopping a sporting event or ruining a priceless painting is not the way. Try throwing that soup on a politician or
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2y ago
In the replies people are talking about current issues regarding scaling and high dpi displays. That has little to do with it. Apple has had vastly superior font rendering since the day OSX launched, and have been in first place ever since.
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2y ago
It's an improvement, but it's still absolute garbage. Just throw in the towel already. Copy whatever MacOS does and have it be the default.
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2y ago
According to the CDC these are the leading causes of death in the US. https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/fastats/leading-causes-of-death.htm Heart disease is number one. Cancer is 2. Accidents 3. Stroke 5. Four of the top 5
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2y ago
Exactly. This. About 3000 people died from a terrorist attack in 2001. The response was a rapid and dramatic overhaul of national security. Not to even mention an entire unnecessary war that killed even more people. 40,000 people die from c
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2y ago
Yes. It is the most supported option.
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I heard from some people that this works because the solder gets bad over time potentially losing contact somewhere. Melting and resolidifying it resolves that issue. Then I heard from somewhere else that it's actually not true. There&
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The article blames the anti-car agenda on slowing drivers and emergency responders as well. No, the problem is the anti-car agenda isn’t strong enough. People are driving more than ever, making traffic worse. Yet, driving is still so conven
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2y ago
Does it support VSCode Devcontainers? That's the only reason I haven't been able to switch to an alternative.
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Two camps of oligarchs taking turns with their hands on the wheel.
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A few years back I thought to myself hey, I used to love magazines when I was younger. I've basically completely stopped reading them or thinking about them. There are some with digital editions that are very inexpensive to subscribe t
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