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by ClikeX 6y ago
I smell a Medium article coming up.
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by ClikeX 6y ago
So many people do this. They'll open the browser and start typing google.com in the omnibar. Even though it says "Search or enter address" right there. If the less tech savvy can't figure out that it does both, then mayb
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by ClikeX 6y ago
We've been looking at doing managed because we use ES for some projects. But at they're always running on the same server as the application. And we have nobody with the knowledge or ambition to maintain it. But reading these comm
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by ClikeX 6y ago
"What are you gonna do, stab me?" - Julius Ceasar
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by ClikeX 6y ago
Adding Ruby dependencies (gems) is pretty trivial. And the Ruby package manager (bundler) only installs the new dependency if you do it on your own machine. In Docker it will do all of them. It's worth noting that bundle uses a Gemfile
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by ClikeX 6y ago
Yeah but Factorio lets me nuke space bugs.
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I tend to search the brandname if I'm not sure about what the domain is. There's quite a few Dutch brands that are either on .nl or .com. Or their brand is already in use by another company, so they've got some extra text in
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by ClikeX 6y ago
I thought the Hologram technology in Blade Runner 2049 was pretty "flawless". The most interesting thing for that movie was that you see different levels of hologram technology. The hologram that follows the main characters seems
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by ClikeX 6y ago
It's "visitekaart" or "visitekaartje" in Dutch too. We don't have a business card.
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by ClikeX 6y ago
My parents put me in a touch-typing class when I was young. You just needed discipline to not look at the keycaps, or just tape over the letters while you're practicing. I'm in about the same WPM range as you. It's one of the
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by ClikeX 6y ago
This, Microsoft helped out Apple financially in the 90's when they were being sued for being a monopoly. So this tactic isn't new. Source: https://appleinsider.com/articles/18/08/06/august-6-199
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by ClikeX 6y ago
It's €25 here for unlimited. So only slightly more expensive after conversion. I really hope they'll drop the daily "limit". They can't legally complain about tethering here. But the daily abuse limit is just an ann
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by ClikeX 6y ago
My employer would only complain if the side-project would reasonably make me less efficient within my contracted hours. So if I were doing 40h (5 full workdays here) every week and I'd be putting in 40h/w as well. The other gotcha
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by ClikeX 6y ago
At some point you just have to cave and build a porn site.
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by ClikeX 6y ago
The whole point isn't to get all demographics when you make a stripepd down version.
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by ClikeX 6y ago
Are we getting Star Trek comm channels? "Tesla, hail the Hyundai behind me!"
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by ClikeX 6y ago
I think they climb the tower and pour gasoline on them. Which is stupidly dangerous.
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by ClikeX 6y ago
I have "unlimited". In the sense that I have a daily 5GB cap, if I hit that I have to manually trigger 1GB more. But I can do so as much as I want.
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by ClikeX 6y ago
The Netherlands used to have Hyves. Which was pretty big at the time. But it just died. After which everyone moved to Facebook.
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by ClikeX 6y ago
Coolblue and Bol in the Netherlands as well. Amazon doesn't really have a big market share here. Bol is also owned by Ahold (Albert Heijn). Which to be fair to them, is a pretty big technical powerhouse for this side of the pond. They&
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by ClikeX 6y ago
It's like every Social Media is just doomed at some point. Most just end up polluting their functionality so much that it destroys the original core.
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by ClikeX 6y ago
Of course there's a Wikipedia article for it. With a concerning amount of listing. "A truck carrying dynamite and 4.5 tons of ammonium nitrate caught fire early in the morning of August 7, 1959. "
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by ClikeX 6y ago
It's their main port at the very least.
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by ClikeX 6y ago
I didn't mean it in the sense that it's invisible. I haven't done a Windows install in a while, so I just don't know if they do a privacy agreement in the installation. As I mentioned in another comment. I wonder if they
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by ClikeX 6y ago
Yes, that's specifically for users before GDPR. But GDPR can be a bit vague, both in definition and enforcement. I'm not sure how Microsoft implements GDPR agreements. But I'm not sure if you'd have to agree to their pol
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by ClikeX 6y ago
> When driving Even if you aren't looking at the phone. You're still distracted as you're thinking about typing. As well has having your hand occupied. Also, why would you want to be texting in a movie theater anyway?
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by ClikeX 6y ago
As someone who actually enjoys tinkering with these settings. I grew to love the controllers quite quickly. But it's exactly as you said. Steam Controllers are not plug-and-play. They're really a niche thing. I was able to set up
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by ClikeX 6y ago
Instagram "Reel our users back in from Tik-Tok" didn't really roll from the tongue, I assume.
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by ClikeX 6y ago
Apart from Quest being a standalone device, it was just an iteration on the original Rift. And it was another company they bought, and I'd be more inclined to give credits to the Occulus team than to Facebook.
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Is going to be? Instagram already lost me a while ago. It started to hamfist Snapchat stories in there. I also believe they tried to force in Facebook Messenger features at some point. It also totally ruined any proper disoverability. You l

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