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> What's the point of coming to the negotiation table when the other side's demands is so far from what you're willing to offer? Uh, does this situation not fit the dictionary definition of negotiation? Such a gulf in dema
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> Given the explicit "we'll just wait for them to lose their housing" messaging from the Hollywood executives... Yeah, that was fuckin disgusting. Its tar and feather territory if you ask me. I'm in full support of th
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A little bootstrap installer and license key that lets you download the whole-ass game, generally.
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God, talk about emotional whiplash.
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3y ago
Any worse than the 15 years of annual releases already have?
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> You normally wouldn't run your word processor at 800x600 either. But there are times when I do! Like having two windows side by side so I can transpose text from one into the word processor.
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Wasn't this a solved problem long, long ago? Mouse over the icon and get a popup tooltip that explains more. No wasted screen space on a label that's always there and extraneous after you use the program for more than a week.
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And god help you if you try to run some things in anything but full screen. E: Or, a window smaller than 1920x1080, I guess. Even 1366x768 as so many laptops were stuck on for so long was pushing it.
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> Computers have permanently altered society. Yeah, your desktop is slower and more aggravating to use, but we're living in a world only science fiction could have dreamed of. :D In this world where my pocket supercomputer keeps hav
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3y ago
Or more, as a friend of mine once admitted to. He told me he scaled back because his insides hurt.
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> It's actually so unreliable that one email address I have receives mail for others who for some reason think it's their email. Ask me about the Brazilian teenager with my name who keeps using my email to open facebook account
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I can't say I've often seen GPT use phrases like "the cool thing about this.."
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The third major problem: Project Manager/Scheduler/Sales/Customer doing one/any/all of: not believing the input of the SME (you) when they ask for input developing the schedule, overpromising, expecting the world, o
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Ingenious!
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You might have just saved my hairline.
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Even if I'm doing something so simple as writing out a label (we just packed up to move, so its fresh on my mind) and my GF says something to me, I won't respond until I get done writing it out. She gives me shit and says I can&#x
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My biggest love of designing (document layout) in a spreadsheet is that I can set oh so many format bits a certain way, say a column width and it stays the same. Compared to the last couple days at work, where a previously existing dynamic(
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Burning man oughta hire you to build their titular straw man.
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I seem to recall reading that McVeigh broke into the storage magazine(s) at some local rock quarry and stole dynamite and blasting caps, which would be plenty to set off his home made ANFO (actually ANNM IIRC, but I digress). Guess I'l
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Some people are tinkerers, and I for one enjoy reading through some in-depth physical bug chasing like this. I certainly don't have the patience (let alone the expertise or equipment) to do it myself, but I'll sure as hell read ab
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I also love the steam controller but honestly I think its biggest innovation was the community collaboration aspect of sourcing controller configurations. There is a lot less trouble in getting into a game initially if I can browse a ranked
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3y ago
The collection of random voice clips for yelling at traffic jams to clear them live on in my head to this day.
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Belt is backed up: bottleneck in consumption/downstream production Belt is empty: bottleneck in upstream production or delivery
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And to think, I was feeling fancy for bringing my PDF editor to its knees stitching together over a dozen (edit: two dozen!) blueprint pages along match lines into one huge 200x102in page.
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Feeding the municipal/county/state coffers with the proceeds of civil forfeiture?
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I'm sorry but the mental image looking out your front door as a firefighter kicks it down, an ignored building happily in flames over their shoulder, is way too funny.
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I'm currently moving and my desktop is all packed up, so it has given my Deck its chance to shine. As a Stardew Valley machine, I'm getting upwards of 6 hours of life out of the battery, can't sneeze at that at all.
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And an entire season of Breaking Bad with spooky cold opens that ended up being a plane crash. Wild in the end, but pretty entertaining.
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This discovery does make sense. I wonder how well it will scale to production, is it as simple as ensuring that this ~2% differing binder material is homogenized throughout the mix?
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Good to know! I have a little tic of grounding myself before coming near the pump handle so I guess I'll just keep doing that.
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