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by WWLink 3y ago
Use microsoft products unilaterally, force them upon their employees via policy, and then consider anything not made by MS a security threat.
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by WWLink 3y ago
The bay bridge and golden gate bridge are perpetually being painted. https://www.sfchronicle.com/projects/2022/visuals/bay-bridge...
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by WWLink 3y ago
Then you get the weird software engineers that are very defensive of spying on their users lol.
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by WWLink 3y ago
Honestly, I liked the brutalist behemoths more than the tilt-ups with fake italian villa crown molding, arches, and weird curves. At least the buildings usually convey one specific message instead of a mish-mash of "I'm a big chea
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by WWLink 3y ago
> We have both options in CA, and while full-service is somewhat rare, in most areas you can find it if you want it and are willing to pay more for it. I haven't seen a full service lane at a gas station in years.
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by WWLink 3y ago
If you're small and your BMR is like 1400 calories a day, it's pretty hard to run a deficit if you're used to eating 3000 calories a day. Like, normally you'd run at least a few hundred calories deficit to lose weight, s
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by WWLink 3y ago
One problem is that alternate transportation services are not profitable, and if they're not profitable, people don't think it should exist. But that's just short-sighted thinking. If you ensure every drunk person has a ride
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by WWLink 3y ago
To date, framework's laptops are the only ones I've ever seen that were designed with replacing the motherboard as a possible upgrade path. There are a few Thinkpad series out there that by happy coincidence, you can swap parts an
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by WWLink 3y ago
This sounds like some kinda CEO "You should love your job and strive to do a job you'd do for free!" "It's not about the money!" propaganda nonsense written by some asshole CEO trying to defend their subpar wag
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by WWLink 3y ago
And of course, github is owned by microsoft, so at some point it'll probably be bundled into their Azure/Office/Microsoft 365 nonsense. Then it'll be a no brainer to buy it because you'll already be getting it wheth
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by WWLink 3y ago
MacOS X was still pretty hardcore about not doing fullscreen, for quite a while. The green button used to make the window 'full size' but that often meant like, as big as a 8x11 document in word would be, not full screen. That pis
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by WWLink 3y ago
" The article is all over the place. Miguel spends most of it bemoaning the change of his favorite billboard, as if that can be universally unpacked and extrapolated by others as why Twilio is no longer "for developers".&quot
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by WWLink 3y ago
I mean yea, I understand the idea.. making a sacrament out of sawdust to cut costs or whatever would be reprehensible, but using pressed twinkies as sacrament doesn't seem that awful to me, if that was all they had available in a hurry
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by WWLink 3y ago
You go to a mass. The church serves you grape juice and rice crackers. Just once. Do you think after you die, at the pearly gates, you're going to get sent to hell for "consuming invalid Eucharist?" That... just... takes thin
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by WWLink 3y ago
lol you couldn't be more wrong. Back in the classic Mac days, Apple was so anti-full-screen-environment that most apps had floating toolbars and the document windows were minimal and freestanding. (ircle and office:mac 2000 or older wo
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by WWLink 3y ago
I'm agreeing but it's because I find features like window snapping, auto-reveal desktop, and AERO SHAKE (where all the windows except the one you're shaking get minimized) REALLY FUCKING ANNOYING. Windows 11 maximized the ann
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by WWLink 3y ago
Of course, being a business owner gives you an additional level of passion and obsession with the work. The prospect of making fucking millions, and the power, and all that? Beats the HELL Out of being paid market rate to be cog #35 in the
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by WWLink 3y ago
I think this is EXACTLY the problem with algorithms and AIs to build an index. You don't have a human in the loop to go "ok, enough of this bullshit, if you keep doing this we're going to ban you from our service." The w
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by WWLink 3y ago
I don't think anyone disagrees. The rate they were charging, and every. single. message. that has come from Reddit's CEO since that announcement have been so full of shit that they'd make the porto potties at woodstock (or th
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by WWLink 3y ago
That makes sense. Emergency room triage happens really quickly in my experience (even if you walk in, usually less than 10 minutes). If it's clear your life is in serious danger, then even faster! Once they know your condition isn&#x27
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by WWLink 3y ago
This is already a big enough problem ;_;
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by WWLink 3y ago
> And it's not just elderly people who get tripped up by this. I've seen kids who have primarily used phones and tablets growing up get confused when they first use a desktop computer It goes the other way as well lol. There&#x
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by WWLink 3y ago
Instead of a splash page, I'd recommend making a box that shows as like, top 2 posts introducing the site and welcoming the user to create an account and stuff.
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by WWLink 3y ago
> I am probably the minimal target market for the mac pro m2 ultra. I am an artist and I do a lot of 3D rendering. I think it's a great price and I would love to own one, but I wouldn't even consider it unless it had support fo
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by WWLink 3y ago
That's really cool :D
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by WWLink 3y ago
I agree, though I think the problem is that they should've never zoned the city such that you have all the residential areas in one spot and all the commercial areas in another. I mean there are residential units in the business areas,
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by WWLink 3y ago
The "very clear about the fact it cannot detect a heart attack" thing is so obnoxious that it actually kinda breaks that app. If you got a messy/noisy EKG reading and want to do it again, you have to carefully scrooll to the
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by WWLink 3y ago
I think that was deliberate. I am kinda amused at how they keep on narrowing the scope of what the mac pro is intended to be used for lol.
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by WWLink 3y ago
> Overall I don't think it's horrendously priced as some of the previous Mac workstation components could get, but at the same time, unless you have a very specific use case or specifically need macOS, it's not exactly com
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by WWLink 3y ago
If you were claiming that your project was free and open source on the front page, that would be very misleading and dangerous for software engineers at a company who may inadvertently use your code at their job in a professional manner and

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