Jemm

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by Jemm 3y ago
CRTC, like most Canadian regulators, do not have the resources to enforce their rules. This will be yet another useless unenforceable burden.
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by Jemm 3y ago
A bit surprised Apple let this app in their ecosystem.
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by Jemm 3y ago
SEEKING WORK Location: Toronto, Ontario, Canada (Eastern Time Zone) Remote: Yes, or hybrid or office Willing to relocate: Yes, depends on the country Technologies: Swift, Objective-C,C#,C,C++,Javascript,PHP,NextJS,Pascal,Fortran,
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by Jemm 3y ago
Unsupported edges right where people will sit.
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by Jemm 3y ago
Would not be legal in Toronto where it would need pedals
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by Jemm 3y ago
Whoever designed that website needs a break to re-evaluate their life choices.
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by Jemm 3y ago
Manufacturer installed "drivers" are much more than just drivers. They are designed to lock in users and collect data while constantly upselling.
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by Jemm 3y ago
The flight/space sim community would love this.
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by Jemm 3y ago
Why? Even in the day these were mostly used as novelty, party cameras or for shots you didn't want the photo finishing shop to see.
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by Jemm 3y ago
Converting to a NMEA output would make this fairly handy for sailboats
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by Jemm 3y ago
Had an Apple II+ clone that was in a PC style case which made the whole thing more convenient as the drives were in the chassis. The Apple II+ clone had a CPM card made by Microsoft.
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by Jemm 3y ago
So they hobble the regular phone to encourage upgrades. That would by typical of Apple.
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by Jemm 3y ago
Is the $10/month supporting creators?
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by Jemm 3y ago
Without a sales and marketing budget your product is doomed. There are very few exceptions and very few companies with the funds to burn on a product that is not marketed.
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by Jemm 3y ago
Apple has hobbled the iPad and I can only assume the intention is to not cut in to MacBook profits. Thus the iPad is really only useful for content consumption and even then it fails.
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by Jemm 3y ago
Hasn't this already been settled after Tesla's claim?
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by Jemm 3y ago
Computer repair is now considered a blue collar job?
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by Jemm 3y ago
I hate that Agile and Scrum are being used as yet another layer of management that abstracts the people doing the work from the resources they need. Maybe in a properly run shop it works and I have just had poor luck.
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by Jemm 3y ago
Yes but is it superconducting? /s
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by Jemm 3y ago
You won't get the 1980s experience without busy signals, mom telling you to get off the phone with your computer, and sysops who demand upload/download ratios.
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by Jemm 3y ago
fewer bricks than a straight wall with supports.
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by Jemm 3y ago
I know the person who wrote the astrology forecasts for a major publication. She would boast about how she made it all up.
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by Jemm 3y ago
Same.
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by Jemm 3y ago
I still own a class C from the 90s when we ran an ISP on Windows NT and can recite the base address still.
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by Jemm 3y ago
Customer relationship management (CRM)
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by Jemm 3y ago
Noticing that most websites are designed for mobile now and barely work on desktop especially if zoomed in or using accessibility features. Sticky headers take up half the page. Margins are too wide for the browser Images are way too big co
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by Jemm 3y ago
Ontario, where most of the millions of immigrants wind up. Zero money spent building infrastructure, most of the province is uninhabitable or even reachable by anything other than sea planes or ski planes.
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by Jemm 3y ago
As long as he stays away from any product I might ever have to use.
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by Jemm 3y ago
Still holding on to the Big Bang like it was fact. Fun
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by Jemm 3y ago
I think he started buying it for Trump but then when Trump said he wouldn't join, Musk tried very hard to get out of the deal.

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