Biganon

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by Biganon 1y ago
I was ready to criticize, but... he looks pretty perfect like that
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by Biganon 1y ago
Looks absolutely necessary given how terrible Jira's UX is
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by Biganon 1y ago
Imagine the moral dilemma of having to choose which kid goes in which group
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by Biganon 1y ago
What you say is true, but as an HR person i wouldn't care too much about the copyright aspect, more about the fact that this showcases nothing about the guy's actual design abilities. That's more a feat of a front end dev int
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by Biganon 1y ago
Oh such a setting obviously exists, but it's annoying having dozens of HN related tabs clutter Firefox, there are convenient gestures that allow to quickly switch between article and comments, etc.
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by Biganon 1y ago
"There's no cloud; it's just someone else's computer"
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by Biganon 1y ago
Way too many ads, won't read (uBlock doesn't work in the browser that's integrated in my HN reader app)
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by Biganon 1y ago
Recreations of Windows UX in a webpage have been done a million times and I've never heard of Microsoft suing them. I think they have better things to do.
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by Biganon 1y ago
I'm 33 and I need an embarrassingly long time to tell the time from an analog clock
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by Biganon 1y ago
Why use a docker container? I run Postgres as is, what would I gain with running it in a container?
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by Biganon 1y ago
Because only a bunch of nerds would use it, your bank wouldn't support running its shitty app on it, and it's back to square 1.
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by Biganon 1y ago
Because they want their website to look and feel exactly like an app. Because users expect apps, presumably. Because modern life is rubbish.
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by Biganon 1y ago
That was probably the joke.
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by Biganon 1y ago
Super geil !
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by Biganon 1y ago
Vacuum cleaners are an illusion. Broken vacuum cleaners, doubly so.
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by Biganon 1y ago
Every single time someone asks "why?" in this thread, the answer is "well cargo does it too". Not sure what to think about that.
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by Biganon 1y ago
> They are mimicking Rust's cargo Cargo cargo cult?
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by Biganon 1y ago
Thank you for doing it the fun way, aka without AI
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by Biganon 1y ago
You're probably being sarcastic, but in the eventuality you aren't, this is if you install every single package.
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by Biganon 1y ago
Not often does a project make me think "adorable", and it's a compliment. Just lovely.
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by Biganon 1y ago
Born in 92, have access to music created before I was born, amazing right? Must be a glitch
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by Biganon 1y ago
Ctrl-a and then a still goes to the start of the line.
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by Biganon 1y ago
...which is not the HN title, so parent's point still stands
144.
by Biganon 1y ago
The ink from Frixxion pens disappears with time. I found out the hard way when I went to re-read my MLaw notes a few years after writing them.
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by Biganon 1y ago
YES. More actual hacking (as in tinkering), less LLM bullcrap that recently beat some metric I don't give a fuck about
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by Biganon 1y ago
The mere fact that disabling telemetry does not at all disable telemetry is enough for it to be called spyware.
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by Biganon 1y ago
Asteroids exists on a torus, therefore it's not flat
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by Biganon 1y ago
Isn't it also SPF's role to check that the From domain is allowed for the sender IP ?
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by Biganon 1y ago
What a terrible thing to say. You have a lot to learn about them.
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by Biganon 1y ago
Same with cakes. Whenever my friends bake a cake, they remove it from the oven when a knife inserted inside comes out clean. I've read this advice many times on cooking sites, too. But it's wrong, and the cakes in question are alw

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