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J_Darnley
10y ago
> Are you making the most of your weeks? Nope. I have wasted all weeks before now and will waste however many are left.
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I disabled the feature. I got tired of being locked out of conversations. Before that I think I was using the default: 20, 180.
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10y ago
Since you are clearly the self-described "good" first engineer, you should quit.
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10y ago
A degree. You need a degree. You might be able to get away with it in magical SV but not elsewhere.
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10y ago
How privileged are you to be able to turn down a job? Oh, it's just a different job for more money. I guess you're not that privileged.
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10y ago
They already hate him for funding the Gawker lawsuit. Coming out as Republican probably can't make it worse.
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10y ago
Humans are meant to be productive to society. If you do that by sitting in front of a computer all day then that isn't taking it too far.
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10y ago
Not from a browser and, AFAIK, only a browser idiotically marks files as coming from the internet.
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10y ago
> Browsers also use them to flag files downloaded from the internet. Is that where that annoying shit comes from? Good to know. When firefox kills off DownThemAll I will then use a FAT partition to store downloaded files (and see if I
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10y ago
I agree on both counts.
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> How it should look A square box with 01F 642 in it? I'd rather have a nose on my smilies.
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10y ago
Anything, you say. Can I remove it all and shut it down completely?
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10y ago
Thank god for POP3, IMAP, and SMTP: the superior ways to use Gmail.
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10y ago
Middle and upper class folks cutting off their Netflix and Spotify entertainment while also leaving them unable to tweet incessantly about it. I don't think so.
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10y ago
Don't forget ctrl-v for column selection.
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10y ago
Translation: one of the wealthiest people in the US doesn't think twice before dropping $150K on an ad to campaign against the presidential candidate he doesn't like. Also it is mighty funny seeing "un-american" being us
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10y ago
Anything in there about the actual colour of the mirror? Or shall I just keep calling them white because they reflect all colours incident upon them?
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10y ago
What? Each of you wealthy elites has enough money for 10 lawsuits.
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10y ago
Try telling that to an employer. A degree is the best way to bootstrap your career.
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10y ago
The docs are not available at that URL. It looks like the https is a different server. They seem to be here: http://c2lang.org/site/ [edits...] I'm glad it has explicit integer sizes. I use C99 standard types o
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I don't know about the first part (and frankly I don't care) but my idea of the second part is the same length as a patent: 20 years. 20 years after publication all works irrevocably enter the public domain and are free for every
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Yes, replace all (no longer) patented gifs with (not so) patent free h264, vp8, and vp9 videos!
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10y ago
On this point of using a null char to separate things: do you people think that automatically using it when I/O is not connected to a terminal is a good idea?
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10y ago
People say Windows' Powershell using some sort of objects rather than a text stream is good. For me I want better control over how my shell records and stores history. I want it to record more and probably not in a flat text file. I
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> Once we determine that our customers can access our free Wi-Fi in a way that also doesn't involuntarily block unintended content, we will implement this in our stores So it will never be implemented then? Or might it be so weak t
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Yes, the referenda should be held EU wide (I doubt the EU would ever allow something as low class as a popular vote) but that is not what the rules said at the time. It needed to be ratified by each country. It wasn't so the bureaucr
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Why?
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The EU is undemocratic. The EU constitution was rejected by national referenda in two countries, France and the Netherlands. A few others had pledged to hold their own, the UK for example. When it was rejected the constitution was rename
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What? That comment isn't me. I haven't commented on Nice or Turkey.
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10y ago
It isn't mods killing off these stories, it is users like me flagging them.
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