BuckRogers

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by BuckRogers 1y ago
I never understood Pocket and it felt like the beginning of the end for me. They also removed RSS toolbar support. Everything just kept going wrong and worse over time until I moved to Edge. 20 years of Firefox use is tough to break, but th
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by BuckRogers 1y ago
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by BuckRogers 1y ago
I don't disagree with that. Though some did lie on their resumes to get jobs to attain the visas, AI could be used to flag unworthy recent citizens that committed fraud from overseas to attain their citizenship. My wife immigrated with
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by BuckRogers 1y ago
You'll have to take up your concerns with a lawyer. See 8 U.S. Code § 1451 - Revocation of naturalization.
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by BuckRogers 1y ago
I was responding to you. So you tell me. You did not mention H1Bs so I did not address that concern. You asked me about denaturalization and I gave you the answer to that. I'm open to discussing visas if you wish, but I did not imply t
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by BuckRogers 1y ago
Denaturalization has always been done and nothing new. The US government can revoke citizenship for those who obtained it fraudulently. This can happen if an individual made false statements or concealed material facts during the naturaliza
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by BuckRogers 1y ago
Your definition of "the economy" must be how Google shareholders feel. Which doesn't concern me. Individuals in the USA have been experiencing the pain alone for a few decades now. They've felt a very real crash for quit
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by BuckRogers 1y ago
The answer to this is easy. Rewind time and put a 200K minimum salary on visa talent, and ban products sold here to utilize overseas employees. Sell it here, you build it here. Then you have all the jobs you need and more. To fix it today,
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by BuckRogers 1y ago
I grew up in the tattoo era (teenager in the 90s) and never got one. I just told myself to represent something, buy a tshirt. I've noticed people with tattoos love to show them off, either in person or on Youtube. Tattoos are like moto
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by BuckRogers 1y ago
A bytecode for the web was a dream for a very long time. As a C# developer who appreciates Blazor being on the cutting edge with WASM from early on, I'm looking forward to WASM 2.0's changed being added. .NET has a massive jump on
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by BuckRogers 1y ago
I play VALORANT, and I have the microphone voice feature disabled for anyone that’s not in my personal group. So I usually listen to music and just enjoy myself. I’m not going to listen to some 21 year old boy attempt to berate me when I’m
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by BuckRogers 1y ago
I'm excited about AI after using Grok. It quickly replaced Google for me. I'm not sure I'd actually pay for it, I'd just go use another free AI, but it's very, very good. I definitely think a locally hosted AI runni
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by BuckRogers 1y ago
I used FF for 20 years and moved to Edge a few years ago. I thought similar about this feature, Edge has had tab groups and vertical tabs for a long time now.
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by BuckRogers 1y ago
I can't imagine not wanting to at least get on 4.8, we just did this year. Not that it was up to me to wait this long. But I definitely would advocate a project to get anything that may need updated quickly into configuration files. Th
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by BuckRogers 1y ago
We just moved from 4.6.1 to 4.8 this year. We maintain a frontend(++) for a major enterprise software package, and follow them. They just moved to 4.8 so we did as well. Not even the point release. The contractor I work for is pretty conser
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by BuckRogers 2y ago
Yes they will, because when industry can't bet on being tariff free outside the US, they'll hedge their bets and have at least some manufacturing here. The damage is already done in that regard. The instability is the warning acro
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by BuckRogers 2y ago
He said this is what would happen. I voted for him. And it’s happening. Nothing to be upset about. Even his deranged haters, some who have tried to murder him at least twice now and attack American Teslas, are going to benefit.
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by BuckRogers 2y ago
False. But what would it matter if the people have not prospered alongside. I am not the USA. I am a person who writes software and likely has made half of what I would from a lot of hard work, due to competition that other countries have d
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by BuckRogers 2y ago
Skills have to be maintained. You don't remember everything for life. I highly doubt anyone that uses a calculator on a regular basis was never taught how to do math by hand. I was taught of course, I'm not only old but I went to
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by BuckRogers 2y ago
That's interesting. I'm using the Adguard from the Edge store, so I still have custom filters enabled. Seems only people using the Chrome store version have been updated with that change. Also sounds like Adguard is purposefully n
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by BuckRogers 2y ago
That is very interesting. You have quite the resume too. While I've dabbled in nearly everything, I'm a day to day pro C# developer and I absolutely love it. I've never been upset or had a complaint. If I were forced off for
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by BuckRogers 2y ago
> The water is warm. Mostly because they're peeing in the pool. Mozilla deleted their promise to never sell its users' personal data.
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by BuckRogers 2y ago
I moved to Adguard years ago when I found that uBlock Origin Lite doesn't support custom filter lists. If Adguard can support that on MV3 then uBlock Origin is artificially gimping uBOL on Edge/Chrome.
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by BuckRogers 2y ago
> they unequivocally make people worse at mental math. Now whether that's bad or not is debatable. Not debatable because as long as calculators exist and are available, nothing is lost. You can put that mental energy towards whatev
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by BuckRogers 2y ago
I do. The Trump administration needs to call Apple to the floor and investigate what sort of political subversion against the United States is going on behind closed doors. This type of thing is smoke where there is fire.
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by BuckRogers 2y ago
I'd argue it's noob to use Python for anything other than where it has actual strengths like data science. Even AI can't help Python performance issues, you're stuck. AI can help verify C code, for example, is memory saf
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by BuckRogers 2y ago
There's a lot of Python users so this type of content will be hated. But of course it's right. I would reach for C# every single time on every single project. Java is never a mistake either. You should use industrial strength la
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by BuckRogers 2y ago
I'm a so-so to possibly bad programmer, but I am very well organized, responsible (respond to everything immediately), and very good at enduring pain and BS like you describe. Lifetime of it, it's how I survive. I'd never get
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by BuckRogers 2y ago
That best describes Obama, Biden and Kamala to be honest. Maybe not Kamala, I don't think she's smart enough. People try to proclaim Trump's lust for women to be a problem, but Fallen Messiah Obama was confirmed LGBT when we
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by BuckRogers 2y ago
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