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by ArtDev 6y ago
It's the snarky know-it-all types who talk down to you as if they were not, also, a noob once too. We are all noobs, at something. It's better to be kind and feel good about helping and sharing knowledge. Luckily, Q&A sites li
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by ArtDev 6y ago
There are multiple good reasons to enable wifi guest network from home. It is nice thing to do; like in case someone gets in a car accident nearby and doesn't have cell coverage/service. I have mine throttled and they can't a
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by ArtDev 6y ago
Residency requirements are nothing more than a form of hazing. The doctors are half-asleep while making important decisions. How can this be not be outrageously unacceptable?
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by ArtDev 6y ago
This is a non-issue with modern browsers.
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by ArtDev 6y ago
Hopefully consumers catch on and expect that all reviews are fake or manipulated. Honest reviews are hard to come by.
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by ArtDev 6y ago
Yes. Maybe the SEC can do something about ISP monopolies while they are at it.
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Should Facebook Be Broken Up? Podcast(nytimes.com)
2 points by ArtDev 6y ago|1 comments
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by ArtDev 6y ago
I found DDG to give me better results for everyday things except for work related. Google is good at finding very specific error messages and other strings. I have a theory: Technically Google is better but the search results suffer from ev
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by ArtDev 6y ago
Well, I already use the web version of Teams because the native Linux version is a RAM hog.
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by ArtDev 6y ago
I have worked remotely for more than 10 years and I hate big cities. I lived in Palo Alto once; never again. There are so many great places and small towns in the US that could use an influx of money and energy. These places are beautiful a
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by ArtDev 6y ago
I started ordering from Amazon marketplace companies directly. It feels better and yet its the exact same company.
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by ArtDev 6y ago
Before the pandemic, I never thought twice about ordering from Amazon. However, shipping now takes 2-3x as long. It's faster to order from most any other website. After learning about how they treat their workers (including tech worker
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by ArtDev 6y ago
Where specific items cost double on Amazon? Yeah, its better to shop around. For me, Amazon has become very slow since the pandemic. I only shop on Amazon when I can't find it elsewhere
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by ArtDev 6y ago
They have unions and they actually get paid quite well.
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by ArtDev 6y ago
Remember when America had Unions? It lifted everyone up. Now its a race to the bottom.
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by ArtDev 6y ago
I don't think they follow up. I just received an item that offered me a free gift for a five star review last week (I didn't do it).
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by ArtDev 6y ago
Yes, this is the exact issue!
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by ArtDev 6y ago
I own Photoshop CS4 but I couldn't get it working on Wine Linux so I feel fully justified in using a pirated "Portable" copy. This is what happens when companies don't support their own products.
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by ArtDev 6y ago
This is a really cool idea :)
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by ArtDev 6y ago
Maximum interoperability is always a good thing. The web rules. Chromebooks are everywhere these days. They do have to fallback on Android apps and Debian apps sometimes, but this is also what makes them so versatile.
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by ArtDev 6y ago
I am looking forwarding to voting for legalizing psilocybin therapy next month!
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by ArtDev 6y ago
We have to keep asking ourselves what is good enough because "perfect" is a rabbit hole. Unless, of course, you are writing software that is life or death situation.. which I suspect most of us do not.
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by ArtDev 6y ago
This is kinda depressing reading for the start of the workweek. Also, I wish each of these was more expanded.. I can think of many workarounds for each of these situations but I am curious what other people's solutions might be: http:
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by ArtDev 6y ago
This sums up my feelings about it as well. I have been to China. I know Tibetans with heartbreaking stories about the direct impacts of government tyranny.
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by ArtDev 6y ago
Running Docker on Linux is absurdly faster than on a Mac or Windows. My experience was comparing a company-purchased $3500 new MBP with an old Windows gaming laptop running Linux Mint. On top of that, my old laptop originally cost 1/3
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by ArtDev 6y ago
Linux has really come a long way in terms of polish, support and stability. Give it a try again! I use Linux Mint and love it. MS Teams, Skype and a surprisingly good list of software runs on it natively. A Hackintosh inside VirtualBox IS a
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by ArtDev 6y ago
I had a bad experience with Django. I found it cluttered and slow. I really wanted to like it. It might seem funny but a more straightforward framework like Symfony didn't get it in the way and ended up much faster. Python should be m
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by ArtDev 6y ago
Let's get cable internet regulated like a utility first. Then afterwards we can talk about competing services on the internet. Anti-competitive behavior should be addressed but let's get our priorities straight.
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by ArtDev 6y ago
I am a fan of Symfony and Drupal 8 because of these abstractions. They can provide a powerful toolset you can build off of. Granted you take the time to understand it.
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by ArtDev 6y ago
Unnecessarily bashing PHP is soo 2005. Like javascript, it can be written poorly due to its loose roots. Also just like javascript, it is a very different language now. That said, DocuWiki is pretty decent to get up and running quickly.

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