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6y ago
Often I'll find that all the five star reviews describe a completely different product.
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6y ago
> Andy Ngo He's already been exposed as a fraud, alt right collaborator, doxxer of innocent victims.
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6y ago
> Vote for people that want to reduce regulations. But those are the people who are usually focused on removing consumer protections more so than removing regulations based in corruption.
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6y ago
Ah yes, but doing literally anything about a problem is utopianism!
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6y ago
This is valid in crystal: unless a a = 4 end return x unless y return z
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6y ago
If the auto company promised unlimited miles then set up road blocks after 20 miles of usage, then it's exactly like you said, minus the random implication that he doesn't pay for things like the unlimited we are talking about pay
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6y ago
A dude recently got kneeled to death by cops (not president authorized death squads or court authorized death squads, mind you, normal cops) for allegedly a fake $20 bill. I think there is plenty to worry about.
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6y ago
>not to commit crimes you can’t afford to defend yourself against. I'm more worried about the cost of defending myself from crimes I didn't commit than the cost of defending myself from crimes I did commit...
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6y ago
The investigations that lead to convictions were entirely fabricated?
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6y ago
One thing I didn't see mentioned is to just have some extra routes in /tests/* that are only enabled for tests to call or return data from arbitrary back-end code.
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6y ago
Search engine is definitely a critical factor in why I avoid using Amazon, and it's just as terrible now as it was 10 years ago!
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6y ago
Yeah, that curveball just seemed extremely partisan, divisive, off-topic, possibly with intent to derail.
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> mass surveillance vs cancel college debt This dichotomy sounds completely made up, is there a basis for implying pro free college politicians are quiet about mass surveillance?
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> You want to be writing the CSS for every site on the internet that you access? I interpreted this as OP being tired of having to rewrite the awful CSS of most websites.
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I didn't see any updates to the issue with lots of people complaining about svelte halting unrecoverably on errors instead of allowing error handling (thus also reporting), so no, Sentry isn't working fine in Svelte.
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For some devices/screens at night, the lowest possible brightness setting ends up being what I would have guessed was maximum brightness. I also experienced recently where lubuntu was missing several intervals between middle and off th
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6y ago
They also don't have an answer for error handling. You can't catch them with Sentry, you can't catch then to handle them, and when they happen your app just freezes.
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6y ago
> questionable merits of dark mode in general I'm confused about what you find questionable about this, are you saying we shouldn't accommodate people with disabilities?
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6y ago
Yes.
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Windows was more stable 10 years ago than it was in the 90s. I wouldn't be surprised if it's less stable now than it was in the 90s.
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6y ago
Crystal supports named arguments.
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I can't vouch for the accuracy of what's going on in China from my armchair atop an ivory tower, but where I live society seems increasingly in a decline of prosperity, I had to search long and hard for a job, execute and fund my
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6y ago
I wouldn't say bad programmers, there's literally nobody offering me a job in rust/crystal/swift but electron and JS SPA jobs are countless.
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6y ago
Instead, you get an endless stream of low effort and introductory content.
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6y ago
vBulletin was first launched in 2000.
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6y ago
Where can I get a small pg instance (competitive to GCP'S ~$7/month offering) that is ran by an official supporter/contributor?
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6y ago
Great summary of how shitty the experience is of browsing literally any website that has a mobile app or unecessary login.
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6y ago
Hypothetically, what happens when the answerer wrongly replies "Yes"? The yes would indicate "yes, that is the restaurant your order will goto" but what's next?
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6y ago
Been stuck with psql, all the graphical things end up being one-more-electron-app or terrible or Windows-only.
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6y ago
I've used crystal (mostly kemal) for almost 1 year and the updates have not been too often and have not broken much.
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