TylerE

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by TylerE 11mo ago
Or be even more explicit: Put a strawberry in the person’s right eye socket.
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by TylerE 11mo ago
In practice, “good enough” is rarely actually good enough .
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by TylerE 11mo ago
But many people are paid by their companies to work on OSS. Most commercial software doesn’t have a warranty either.
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by TylerE 11mo ago
Should contributing code to open source software require professional licensure?
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by TylerE 11mo ago
The thing you pointed out is barely even grammatical.
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by TylerE 11mo ago
The road to hell is paved with “good enough”.
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by TylerE 11mo ago
Ever heard of a nail gun?
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by TylerE 11mo ago
This is the 0.1% of the 0.1%
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by TylerE 11mo ago
I think there is plenty of diversity of comments, substantially less diversity in voting and flagging. You can say lots of things, many that go against the hive mind will just get you more or less instantly grayed or even flagged
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by TylerE 11mo ago
Honestly the gameplay is so shallow I'd spend my time zoomed in too. Talk about a series where every release went down hill. The original Cities in Motion was the best of the 4.
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by TylerE 11mo ago
(of a linguistic form) commonly used in an earlier time but rare in present-day usage except to suggest the older time, as in religious rituals or historical novels. Examples. thou; wast; methinks; forsooth. Its usage isn’t extinct, but it
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by TylerE 11mo ago
Cities skyline is not top down. It’s a fully three d environment
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by TylerE 11mo ago
Perhaps the best example I can think of is the whole situation InstallShield is....massive crapware and actually generated 16 bit installers way way after anyone was using 16bit PCs. Nobody notices until, I think it was W8 or W10 dropped
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by TylerE 11mo ago
Not all misses are the same though. Saying it’s going to be sunny when it rains will make a lot of people upset. Saying it’s going to rain and being wrong generally isn’t going to upset anyone (except maybe a few farmers).
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by TylerE 11mo ago
The usage is a bit archaic, but that's another meaning of flight. flight [flahyt] noun an act or instance of fleeing or running away; hasty departure.
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by TylerE 11mo ago
Do I really have to explain what you get when you have unfixed cats around? Hint: MORE CATS
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by TylerE 11mo ago
As a resident of the bible belt: Their values go first, and it isn't even close. There is no hate like christian "love".
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by TylerE 11mo ago
No, we neuter and spay so we are not overrun with feral cats . Not to control where they piss.
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by TylerE 11mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XZ_Utils_backdoor https://medium.com/@aleksamajkic/fake-sms-how-deep-does-the-... https://blog.linuxmint.com/?p=2994 https://www.bleepingc
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by TylerE 11mo ago
There are plenty of quite happy non-descented skunks out there. They don’t just go around spraying. It’s a defense mechanism - pretty much their only one as a matter of fact. Tame pets are very unlikely to spray anyone not trying to hurt th
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by TylerE 11mo ago
A lot of modern prints aren't really made like that. They're just run off on (basically) nice commercial inkjets. Sure that's not exactly fine art, but there's a big market for it, including things like collectors. Virtu
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by TylerE 11mo ago
HN can't even get it's web front end out of the 90s or meet basic accessibility standards.
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by TylerE 11mo ago
I mean, you're removing part of a living animal for human convenience. If the ethical issue isn't obvious I don't know what to tell you. The practice has been banned in the UK for almost 20 years, under the exact same laws as
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by TylerE 11mo ago
Removing the scent glands of a skunk is considered about as ethical as declawing a cat. It just isn't really done anymore. Maybe 30 years ago...
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by TylerE 11mo ago
Hundreds watch, but how closely? Plenty of stories of fairly major projects having evil commits snuck in that remain for months.
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by TylerE 11mo ago
The cardboard sleeves that replaced jewel boxes were far worse. At least jewel boxes would line up straight on a shelf.
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by TylerE 11mo ago
Or… just report whichever one is lower, which is the value 99% of people care about 99% of The time.
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by TylerE 11mo ago
That falls apart as soon as one single node is a bad actor and starts sending out DDOS floods. To add one simple, fundamental objection that scuppers your whole plan: Who allocates usernames? What happens if two instances have two seperate
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by TylerE 11mo ago
Because of course what this world needs is for the wealthy to have even more advantages over the normies. (Hint: If you're reading this, and think you're one of the wealthy ones, you aren't)
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by TylerE 11mo ago
A fascist dictatorship is not a very nice goverment.

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