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by D13Fd 4y ago
It's not uncommon in my field. And quite a few of the people billing that rate or higher actually net greater than $2m, because they get credit not only for what they bill but what work they bring in for others to bill. That said, $1k&
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by D13Fd 4y ago
I just use Goodsync personally. I used to have it sync to a WebDAV server in my house, but these days I just use a cloud provider.
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by D13Fd 4y ago
This is where I’ve come to over the years as well. Generally defaults are best unless it’s something you really care about and that makes a big difference to your workflow. Most configuration stuff doesn’t fit that category - or if it does,
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by D13Fd 4y ago
Seems like they could just lock all of the new features behind a “use x.x” line rather than going feature-by-feature. And they could include “use latest” or similar for people who don’t care about the risk and are fine just fixing things if
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by D13Fd 4y ago
I would say it is downright misleading. It implies photos taken without permission that could be an invasion of privacy, when the article is clear that this is a separate service offered to customers who want photos taken of their site or p
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by D13Fd 4y ago
I agree with the sentiment, but "stock photos" are not a problem. They add visual interest and allow the reader to quickly see what the article is about. Having a good stock photo with a blog post drastically increases the number
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by D13Fd 4y ago
This really is the best. It’s hard to describe why, but for me it’s some combination of freedom (from work and some childcare), nostalgia (from reliving old times), catching up, and just general family time.
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by D13Fd 4y ago
Do you need to sterilize? Our pipeline has been dishwasher -> fill -> feed -> repeat. They dry overnight on the dishwasher.
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by D13Fd 4y ago
We both work. For me, 0->1 was a big change, and 1->2 and up each felt like smaller changes. But I expect it’s different for everyone!
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by D13Fd 4y ago
4 kids here. The first is a bit of a shock. I think it’s mostly because people rightly fear the unknown, but then react by buying way too much stuff. But really there is no need for it to “collapse” a household due to the need to manage obj
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by D13Fd 4y ago
It’s funny how people act as if commute time is completely outside of the control of individuals. Maybe that’s true in some places, but in the majority of places people can choose how long they want their commute to be. It’s usually a trade
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by D13Fd 4y ago
Agreed. This is the copyright answer. The medical images are (probably) not an original work of authorship subject to copyright protection.
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by D13Fd 4y ago
It's true though. I'm a professional with many years of experience in a tough field. People who "do their own research" are terrifying. If my field were lumberjacking, this is how the conversations would go: "I want
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by D13Fd 4y ago
I ran a Debian web / webdav server for 12+ years on a 2007 Asus netbook. It worked flawlessly the whole time. I only gave it up because I wanted something faster than the 100mbps ethernet and I had other computers lying around. Shortly
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by D13Fd 4y ago
I mostly just asked my now-six-year-old math questions at dinner, while driving around, and at other convenient times for me. Give them a treat of some kind when they get a few right. She's now in first grade and she can do multiplica
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by D13Fd 4y ago
The hard part is making sure this random list of things I found on the internet is sufficient to keep the site secure, and taking the blame if it turns out not to be.
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by D13Fd 4y ago
It comes down to perspective and how you value your money and your time. For some consumers, for example, a 2x difference in price is a huge deal, and the time spent figuring out the best product at the best price is very well worth it. For
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by D13Fd 4y ago
I disagree that Hershey's Kisses are terrible. They are delicious. I don't know or care what's in them. That said I agree it makes no sense to compare them to chocolate truffles.
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by D13Fd 4y ago
His post relies on a false assumption that the new products are equivalent to the previous comparison products. This falls apart quickly. On mattresses, for example, it's uncommon for queen-size mattresses with higher-end features (poc
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by D13Fd 4y ago
Yeah, I saw that. Thanks. But I don't want to move from a unified system to having two points of configuration/change/breach/failure.
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by D13Fd 4y ago
Agreed. To me this reads as a veiled complaint about employers not valuing creativity. In my experience employers place high value on creativity within the constraints of a particular job. People may not like those constraints, but that&#x2
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by D13Fd 4y ago
Too bad they don't have native RSS integration, looking for something to replace Mailerlite.
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by D13Fd 4y ago
Superior in every way except for massive infrastructure costs, unsightly wires or rails, and fixed routes, I suppose.
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by D13Fd 4y ago
The cool traces caught my eye as well. It’s funny how they have a distinctly 70’s look (appropriate to the age of the calculator).
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by D13Fd 5y ago
This is fascinating to me. 4GB of memory is not enough, on an OS "optimized for low memory devices"? What crazy world do we live in? I remember browsing the web with 64 mb of RAM, upgraded from 16 MB , and a 100 MHz CPU. I&#x27
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by D13Fd 5y ago
This is not passive income. This is being an author.
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by D13Fd 5y ago
> The game should be integrated with the blockchain directly, if I was unclear I apologize. But it could just as easily be integrated with a non-blockchain central authority. And you are still trusting their code to integrate it, so you
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by D13Fd 5y ago
It may be a specific case, but then the article title should be "No, you can’t save £30 per year, unless you happen to have speakers like most people..." But there are other things around as well. My old laserjet printer was anoth
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by D13Fd 5y ago
This really only applies where the heat is frequently so low that heat pumps cannot function. Antarctica, or maybe Siberia or northern Alaska. Beyond that, heat pumps are still much more efficient than direct electric heating. Also, if you
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by D13Fd 5y ago
Mine is an HTI-19 320 x 240 resolution one that was $233 on Amazon. It's not cheap, but I've certainly saved more than that in electricity from problems it identified in the 2.5 years since I bought it. It works just fine. An infr

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