ChrisRR

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by ChrisRR 4y ago
I used to use Sumatra all the time. It's fast and light, exactly what I'm looking for Unfortunately BSI added DRM to the PDFs which means I'm now locked down to Acrobat
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by ChrisRR 4y ago
Your "household" needs to earn 150kCAD, the title implies that an individual needs to earn that amount
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by ChrisRR 4y ago
> So, why are we still trying to make crypto happen? Because it's just a resurgence of Beanie Babies. It's just this decade's get rich quick scheme
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by ChrisRR 4y ago
Have you got a source for that?
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by ChrisRR 4y ago
No they're not that bad. The jets are pointed downwards Dyson aren't awful but they're definitely overpriced.
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by ChrisRR 4y ago
I wish it were that simple. I avoid the news for my mental health, but even the occasional doom post makes its way through
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by ChrisRR 4y ago
Now ask someone who doesn't know this already. Would they think Apple TV refers to the hardware, the software or a subscription service? The name is too prone to misunderstanding
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by ChrisRR 4y ago
> How has this industry so royally fucked up something that should be pretty straightforward? If you ever have to ask this in America, the answer is almost always corporations and lobbying.
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by ChrisRR 4y ago
It seems you're trying to find issues where there aren't any, I think you need to google what immunogenicity means
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by ChrisRR 4y ago
It's like DND 5th edition. People who played 3.5 absolutely loved it, but it's undeniable that 5e is just a more streamlined system. Many people would argue that the complexity of 3.5e isn't really worth going back to becaus
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by ChrisRR 4y ago
I've done the same. Installed at home, on my work PC and laptop. So easy that I was happy to pay for it.
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by ChrisRR 4y ago
I do too, but that's simply an issue of reading books that simply aren't designed to be read at A5 size
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by ChrisRR 4y ago
I totally agree. I manage my anxiety and ignoring the news and social media are the biggest contributors. Twitter is especially bad for it. The site seems explicitly designed to make you think the world is going to shit on a daily basis
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by ChrisRR 4y ago
Pro: It's difficult to fire people in the UK Con: It's difficult to fire people in the UK
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by ChrisRR 4y ago
That was my first thought whenever Americans complain about their "high" petrol prices
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by ChrisRR 4y ago
In my engineering career everyone has always had a list of tasks as long as their arm. The assumption is that if one of your tasks hits a blocker or you finish it, you work on one of your many other tasks. If everyone else is working to fi
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by ChrisRR 4y ago
Unless you cycle in which case you wake yourself up and get some exercise in
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by ChrisRR 4y ago
Because for some people it really does. We have one such example in our team that unless he has people watching over his shoulder, he seems to have spent lockdown twiddling his thumbs
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by ChrisRR 4y ago
We unfortunately have one of those people in our team and he just can't be trusted to work from home. Unless he has people basically watching over his shoulder, then he gets nothing done Over the 18 months of lockdown, his weekly engi
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by ChrisRR 4y ago
I'm in the UK so what to expect is full cloud
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by ChrisRR 4y ago
Come on, it's so obvious that you've created a bunch of fake accounts for these comments
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by ChrisRR 4y ago
Every one of these comments is suspiciously similar. Most of them are from accounts who've only ever posted one comment, and two are from accounts that exclusively comments about you.com Share your product by all means, but don't
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by ChrisRR 4y ago
I can honestly say my anxiety levels massively dropped since cutting twitter, facebook and the most popular subreddits out of my life. Now I'm not constantly bombarded with awful news at every opportunity. Just visit smaller subreddit
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by ChrisRR 4y ago
It sounds horrible, but it's actually quite beatiful
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by ChrisRR 4y ago
Bluetooth Smart aka. Bluetooth Low Energy aka. Wibree aka. not actually bluetooth
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by ChrisRR 4y ago
What? Your first two sentences contradict each-other and then your analogy makes no sense
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by ChrisRR 4y ago
This guy's long winding explanation just seems to fall completely flat. It feels like if you have to go into such detail as to why I'm not actually fine with the text I'm looking at, then I probably actually am fine with it T
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by ChrisRR 4y ago
This is a pleasant surprise. I absolutely lived on 3DMM and 3DMM.com (which is still going) They already did great jobs with expanding the tools via RE but I wonder if anyone will start adding new features.
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by ChrisRR 4y ago
Higher rate of toxicity and stereotypes? So it was trained on facebook comments then
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by ChrisRR 5y ago
Except he's working every day over 6 years. That doesn't sound very passive

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