OJFord

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by OJFord 8mo ago
View from across the globe: > Owner of ICE detention facility [...] Oh, right, of course these things are privately owned..!
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by OJFord 8mo ago
Are you in an area where not working remote is an option? The banter and camaraderie of an office and common timezone might give the social fill you need, and make the time alone at home that's left a pleasant change.
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by OJFord 8mo ago
Boox Note Air 5C is €530, Kindle Scribe also in the region. Pine does tend to have a bit of a premium spec for spec, presumably largely from (lack of) scale.
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by OJFord 8mo ago
They are de facto semantic major versions - think of recent-ish additions like f-strings and match-case (3.7 and 3.11, I think), you'd get a syntax error in an older parser. PyPy targeting 3.9 for example would would support f-strings
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by OJFord 8mo ago
https://walzr.com/payphone-go/?phone=1451 > Shout out to [...], I love you guys. Platonically.
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by OJFord 8mo ago
Loads, I come across it frequently and I'm not actively looking for them.
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by OJFord 8mo ago
General media, news, etc. gets this wrong all the time , see any commentary on inflation, GDP growth, rate of change in house prices, etc.
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by OJFord 8mo ago
Or fitting and flexible? I don't think we can really say without being experts in psychology and the case ourselves, but as a general principle I think I like it for not being a heavy stamp with the usual mould, there was undeniably co
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by OJFord 8mo ago
I don't think that's really any more true of watches and gold jewellery than it is cars - which is to say it's true of some models, or over time and especially what comes to be considered a classic. Maybe he meant second-ha
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by OJFord 8mo ago
The onus isn't really on me, it's not my device, I'm not even the organisation/article author claiming it is functional. You claim it can't work, have you tried it and seen? (Although admittedly you can't rea
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The trackball that merges pointing and 3D control(rotatrix.com)
7 points by OJFord 8mo ago|2 comments
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by OJFord 8mo ago
Why would it not? The string/twine is more the key to it really, are you thinking the gourd would be too dampening? They do say it's resin-coated. I'm not saying I buy that that's what this was made for or how it was use
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by OJFord 8mo ago
How do you want to be able to protest (for 'real effect') that is currently illegal?
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by OJFord 8mo ago
Me too, but I don't think one's supposed to 'get it', the hope is that people wonder what it's all about and search 'mullvad ad "and then"' or whatever. Which as pre-existing customers we're
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by OJFord 8mo ago
Not GP but I was born in the UK, and from 'CCTV on every corner' even as an exaggeration I'd question if you stepped outside London in those 15 years, not counting 'London' airports.
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by OJFord 8mo ago
So, in 2026 I feel like this is no longer anywhere near the top of my list of annoying, completely redundant speech things.
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by OJFord 8mo ago
I don't even think this is controversial, but I don't think it's at all without causation: not remaining curious, keeping the mind stimulated, etc., accelerates one's decline. If you work in something labour intensive,
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by OJFord 8mo ago
I liked it for having volume/brightness sliders . But that's nowhere near enough to justify it!
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by OJFord 8mo ago
I don't like the analogy anyway, but why 'current Germans'? Surely 'pre-enrolled rank and file of the contemporary military' would be more apt?
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by OJFord 8mo ago
> L5 or Senior is usually considered a “terminal” role. That means all engineers should be able to get to this role. Doesn't it mean more like it's an acceptable end, a destination - obviously not everyone's career track i
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by OJFord 8mo ago
> Maybe it's just from an American perspective, but this is absolutely wild to me. Even just the concept of a government-mandated pre-approval body for advertisement seems like a completely pants-on-head concept [1]. British perspec
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by OJFord 8mo ago
It is too close to iPod imo, but they killed that line around the same time.
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by OJFord 8mo ago
https://code.claude.com/docs/en/discover-plugins#code-intell... Why are they doing this with a client plugin per server? It's antithetical to the whole point of LSP? (At least they're reusing existing se
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by OJFord 8mo ago
I didn't know it did, the commenter didn't mention it, and Imgur gave me an overloaded error message. (When it doesn't do that, it usually tells me it's not available in my region or that the image has been deleted anywa
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by OJFord 8mo ago
> Firefox unwilling to add support for WebUSB because, I suppose, they believe that a browser is not a general purpose application launcher No, it's security concern. https://github.com/mozilla/standards-positio
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by OJFord 8mo ago
That's a bizarre one. 'You need Chrome' is bad enough, which even the bloody NHS are guilty of, but I always assume that's 'just' an assumption that not Chrome means IE or something, and they haven't woken
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by OJFord 8mo ago
Different entities, but yes I said 'there was the War Office'.
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by OJFord 8mo ago
It's always been the MoD in the UK afaik, but there was the War Office I suppose.
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by OJFord 8mo ago
If you increase all the numbers (including, as a result, the time to train).
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by OJFord 8mo ago
That is the article being discussed.

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