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by Fogest 1y ago
I've seen so many YouTuber's doing this too. They'll make a 30 minute video showing a few low comment reddit threads and some upset tweets.
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by Fogest 1y ago
I've never seen this.
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by Fogest 1y ago
I had to suffer with many dinosaurs in a University I worked at, and they did in fact do pretty much everything you mentioned. Was a pain in the ass to upgrade/improve sites while trying to make sure these sites could operate without J
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by Fogest 1y ago
Yeah, I have to agree with this strongly. I worked at a University before and it was only the super old employees still using plain text email clients, everyone else was using Outlook. Most of the reason for not switching was simply due to
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by Fogest 1y ago
Honestly, I had no idea JavaScript was even a trademarked name. I've always just assumed it's the name of a programming language and had no idea it had anything to do with Oracle. I guess I don't feel bad not knowing this tho
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by Fogest 1y ago
That's neat, thanks for sharing! We had the ability to accept a what3word location however it was a really convoluted process to actually attempt to use it. Unfortunately I never personally had anyone use it to give a location, even t
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by Fogest 1y ago
I have the same dilemma, but it has even more factors to consider such as different staff entrances and parking lots. For example, at my work I enter on a different side of the building with my vehicle as a staff. When on foot there is also
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by Fogest 1y ago
I used to be a EMS call taker/dispatch (911) in Ontario, Canada. Addresses could be such a pain, especially in the the more rural areas. There were multiple townships around some bigger cities. They had different naming schemes and suf
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by Fogest 2y ago
Anytime I am searching for my live TV PPV "linux iso" streams I always pull up Yandex. Same goes for pretty much anything piracy. Even sometimes searching for research/stats that are more "controversial" are often d
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by Fogest 2y ago
Kinda does have that tone. Even the cover photo for the blog post has the classic AI generated look.
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by Fogest 2y ago
They know what you like, but remember they want to make money. You finding success means you are probably less likely to get desperate and pay for premium options on their app. They drip feed you as little success as possible to still keep
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by Fogest 2y ago
It's funny because sometimes Teams uses more resources than the Edge browser. Despite Teams being Edge based for their application. I think overall many companies have gotten lazy/sloppy when it comes to optimization. Game dev is
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by Fogest 2y ago
As much as I try to "de-google" myself and try to avoid being trapped in the Google eco system, I'd definitely choose it over MS Office. I am stuck in the MS Office eco system at work. Some of their products are starting to i
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by Fogest 2y ago
From my understanding, don't many places like big retail stores or malls already use facial recognition with their security systems? Whether it be to deal with flagging banned individuals who come on premises, or for things like tracki
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by Fogest 2y ago
Where I live many places even use scanners to scan the barcodes on the back of ID. They claim this is to do things like banning people from the establishment and to try and prevent issues with fakes. However I really don't believe this
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by Fogest 2y ago
Thanks for that perspective. I wish there was more of a focus on people trying to improve their own countries versus running to another country, but I can understand why people would choose that option. The problem I've been seeing in
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by Fogest 2y ago
> Also regarding visa - well there are more indians in the visa queue than probably multiple countries combined. If they make it as fast as other countries - indians will just move in millions and millions simply due to sheer amount of p
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by Fogest 2y ago
It's possible they are doing such a thing, however I also am sure there are many legitimate users in the comments. I personally have been using them on the free tier for over 10 years. I signed up soon after Microsoft was stopping allo
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by Fogest 3y ago
I've seen this kind of stuff used in some activist style groups as well before. Someone may be trying to push some kind of agenda. While in an argument with someone they link to a Wikipedia article. That Wikipedia articles source ends
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by Fogest 3y ago
From my understanding this is also sometimes a method used to get fake info on Wikipedia. Get the fake info on a secondary source, then cite that on Wikipedia.
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by Fogest 3y ago
I think your last couple sentences is the reality. You are expected to be quick at your job and you don't have much time to think about each package. Was that a pretty heavy package you just put on top of a fragile one? That's unf
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by Fogest 3y ago
The whole Microsoft Office suite online just feels like hacky code on top of more hacky code. And combine with how your account can also be signed into your PC, and then also signed into applications. I have a work email, and two personal e
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by Fogest 3y ago
I've had this before at a University I used to attend. I had a password with either a % or a & and I found I couldn't log into one specific system. I changed my password to a different one, but still had one of those special c
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by Fogest 3y ago
One of the big problems I find in the shipping industry is the reliance on insurance. The idea that most packages are insured or easily replaceable. When I was a bit younger and doing some seasonal postal work in a processing plant this was
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by Fogest 3y ago
Formatting isn't the issue. Just more time consuming to try and read the code when it's all got garbage variable and function names. Not that you can't do it, just slightly more effort. Also the bigger issue I mentioned in my
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by Fogest 3y ago
It is very annoying to try and follow through minified code. I've tried to view the source and see what some extensions are doing but it can be a bit of a painful process. You can at least sometimes figure out what kind of GET/POS
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by Fogest 3y ago
I have found frameworks such as Laravel to be so extensive and full of add-ons/tools, that I am really enjoying PHP development more than ever! I know PHP gets a lot of hate, but it still is such a powerful language with many great fra
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by Fogest 3y ago
I personally use Bitwarden, the self-hosted version. My phone, computer, laptop all essentially have the passwords and OTP synced from my server running it. Gopass seems to be quite a bit less user friendly so Bitwarden may be a better solu
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by Fogest 3y ago
If it's under 7 days it's probably because the airline is just less sketchy and it's super easy for them to get the money for you. The ones that take longer are probably the ones that are a bigger pain in the butt.
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by Fogest 3y ago
What do you mean lots of work? They replied to a few customer service responses and then sent an email with some proof to the relevant authority and got paid. That's a good amount of money back for a fairly small amount of work. Honest

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