SomeUserName432

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by SomeUserName432 10mo ago
You can make harddrives to A: and B: just fine. This will generally work with everything using the Win32 C api. You will however run into weird issues when using .Net, with sudden invalid paths etc.
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by SomeUserName432 10mo ago
I actually analyze the photos of the hotelrooms looking for the bathroom door before I book a hotel room these days. Has become this new weird step to take during bookings.
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by SomeUserName432 11mo ago
> they're probably better off with Digital Ocean or something. I run my home-dev stuff on Digital ocean and had to write my own cronjob which polls for usage cost and kills everything if I exceed X. No better than AWS in terms of &q
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by SomeUserName432 11mo ago
> Why not German? Are there more distinct markets in the EU/EEC where adopting german would give you a quantifiable economic and/or competitive advantage over adopting english?
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by SomeUserName432 11mo ago
Should run just fine with Whisky (free) or Crossover ($74/yr). (Also with parallels, but that's a whole new price range for just using Notepad++)
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by SomeUserName432 11mo ago
> I use gmail every day and it's fine The past couple of weeks I've been having loading times up to 1 minute to open gmail. No idea what they are up to. Loading google workshop or something like that, takes eons.
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by SomeUserName432 11mo ago
I've made multiple attempts to use "AI" to find the names of books I've read in the past. Never managed to find a single one. Quite disappointed with that. I've read so many books that I have no idea what were calle
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by SomeUserName432 11mo ago
Had a transfer frozen by the central bank earlier this year. Wise was very helpful in getting it resolved, and made it clear that if anything else came up, just reply to the e-mail anytime.
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by SomeUserName432 1y ago
It has some weird behavior when it comes to reverse order, when you cmd+tab+shift then the shift key is suddenly the deciding button, not tab. End up with the focus just speeding off to the left without really intending to, since it ignores
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by SomeUserName432 1y ago
> yes, you can now install a program that gives you proper alt-tab Have you tried any that actually delivered on what was promised? And actually replacing the alt-tab, not just adding yet-another-key-combination to use?
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by SomeUserName432 1y ago
I can't at the top of my head remember all the minor annoyances I ran into when I tried Halloy, but things like not being able to paste a large message because "it exceeds the single message limit" was a real dealbreaker. I e
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by SomeUserName432 1y ago
I've been on a mac for ~4 years now. It was a bit of a struggle to get used to it, coming from windows. The only thing I really miss now is alt-tab working as expected. (It's a massive pain to move between two windows of the same
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by SomeUserName432 1y ago
> There is no .NET Core or .NET Framework since .NET 5.0 in 2020 There is both a .Net and a .Net Framework, with the latest .net framework update being about ~3 years old, years after .net 5 was released. I'm finally working on migr
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by SomeUserName432 1y ago
NVM is great, as long as the packages still exists, you can just switch to node6 for this one build.
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by SomeUserName432 1y ago
Didn't they move over to Adyen a few years ago?
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by SomeUserName432 1y ago
Copy-as-patch in Intellij is great. Can easily apply minor changes, just sharing it over slack.
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by SomeUserName432 1y ago
> Is twitter SFW? I'd rate twitter about as safe-for-work as 4chan.
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by SomeUserName432 1y ago
Isn't it quite the opposite right now? Even attempting responsible disclosure on vulnerabilities when it comes to cars can quickly result in a gag order. [Citation needed, but not hard to google, been discussed here before]
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by SomeUserName432 1y ago
Business account, invoicing in Scandinavia. We clearly need to look into other banks.
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by SomeUserName432 1y ago
> with practically zero fees We pay 2.50 EUR for a SEPA transfer, it's ridiculously expensive. We need local integrations for every market to cut costs.
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by SomeUserName432 1y ago
Equinor (Norway, Oil industry) uses hololens. https://loop.equinor.com/en/stories/shaping-the-future-with-... https://loop.equinor.com/en/stories/developers-trip-johan-sv...
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by SomeUserName432 1y ago
I generally pay 2x-3x the US price. There are definitely countries with more expensive electronics.
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by SomeUserName432 1y ago
I mostly use Uber and find the pricing from my perspective to be random and opaque. The price for a trip may be 3x compared to yesterday, but as long as I don't own car, I'm going to be requesting a ride either way. Consistently h
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by SomeUserName432 1y ago
> I think AWS charges like $0.50 per email when you use their hosted email sender. SES? Around $0.0001 per e-mail
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by SomeUserName432 1y ago
It means you can no longer sit on a park bench. I cannot imagine working without a mouse.
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by SomeUserName432 1y ago
> The free web mail client is full-featured, time tested and has no ads. I'm currently paying for proton mail, but I'll be migrating away for it once my current period expires, exactly because it's not full-featured. It ha
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by SomeUserName432 1y ago
> I started coding in the early 2000s in mIRC Scripting. It felt like magic. With only a few lines I could add stuff to the context menus, write auto responses, etc. You could write entire projects in mIRC, there was more or less nothing
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by SomeUserName432 1y ago
> For mIRC's first 20 years when you bought it, the license was for all future versions for life. In ~2016 though that changed and they expired all previous lifetime licenses. Now you get a license only for a year. That does not see
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by SomeUserName432 1y ago
The PIX QR codes are URLs without the preceding https:// Scanning a PIX QR code with your camera will just result in text, not a payable URL. You have to scan it in your online banking app for it to be processed as something. Yo
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by SomeUserName432 1y ago
SEPA payments are quite expensive though, which most likely explains the prevalence of local payment system in every country. The transaction cost compared to most domestic systems is absurdly high.

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