WWLink

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by WWLink 3y ago
I always found it disappointing nobody tried making a phone with 5 programmable buttons on each side. It would make an excellent chording keyboard setup if the phone was narrow enough to grasp.
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by WWLink 3y ago
I just got one for my desk. Sure the time is on the corner of my computer screen, and on my watch and my phone, but I'm not wearing my watch right now and my phones are just chilling on my desk. I can see the clock from across the room
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by WWLink 3y ago
The most accurate timepiece is usually the one with a cheap quartz crystal mechanism lol.
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by WWLink 3y ago
IDK. I've been in a timex store before where they actually DID put the same time on all the watches. Of course pranksters would enable the alarm on a lot of those watches lol.
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by WWLink 3y ago
That's kinda how it works in the US but the big malls are very quiet in the middle of the workday
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by WWLink 3y ago
Easy. This dude is probably a business owner trying to neg their programmers into thinking that they're easily replaced cogs in a machine that should give their job priority over their life.
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by WWLink 3y ago
I feel like, if we are to obligate message boards to host all messages posted on them, then we should also obligate businesses to provide their service to any customer that walks in the door. Yep, that means a bakery would be required by la
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by WWLink 3y ago
You're assuming that the vast majority of people want to hear your message. Maybe they like that site because it doesn't allow messages like that.
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by WWLink 3y ago
Yea, a disturbing amount of reviews on amazon for the lower end (still 1350/1500VA though!) UPSes contain words like "smoke" and "fire". My own experience with UPSes didn't involve smoke or fires, but it did in
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by WWLink 3y ago
Hrmm I wonder what would happen if I made a bank that used an unencrypted website for online banking lol. The problem with your solution here where the insurance company raises rates... yea they already did that with regards to Kia/Hyu
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by WWLink 3y ago
I've learned not to trust those sorts of statistics. It's like the "<ethical group A> commits way less crime than <ethical group b>" argument you see on reddit sometimes by the ACKSHUALLY crowd. The problem w
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by WWLink 3y ago
I'd argue that it went higher trust? If you look back at labor law history, for example... or read a book like the grapes of wrath.... There are interesting localized extremes. Like you can find small family farms that have 'self
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by WWLink 3y ago
I get where you're going with this. At the same time, I am reminded of the Kia Boyz incidents - where the immobilizer was pretty much expected on every new car, and Kia had decided to maximize profits on their low end models by just om
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by WWLink 3y ago
Good to know it hasn't changed lol. Coulda swore I saw the account option in the Apple Music app.
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by WWLink 3y ago
Huh? That must've been a recent change. I used to log into apple music via itunes with my personal account while MacOS itself was using my work account.. yep, two separate apple IDs. That sucks.
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by WWLink 3y ago
Some employers are just straight up control freaks. Sometimes it's misguided thoughts about security and third party keyboards from "unapproved vendors" (which is not entirely invalid to be concerned about, but unlikely to be
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by WWLink 3y ago
I don't know what you're talking about. Historically, mac programs were designed with way more, and way better hotkeys than Windows apps. It's just that people got used to alt and arrow keys to dig around menus. Macs have a w
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by WWLink 3y ago
Apple's argument was the iOS was a robustly secure platform AND the app store made it even more secure. The reality of the situation looks more like the app store was a bandaid over a maybe-not-as-robustly-secure-as-we-hoped platform.
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by WWLink 3y ago
No way lol. I bought a 15" macbook air and the notch is the one thing I hate on that laptop. Like seriously, why is it so dang big?! I could understand a little cutout for the camera, but it's not like there's a faceid scanne
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by WWLink 3y ago
My favorite is when you try to sign in, but it fails because you didn't answer the captcha on the login screen... because the captcha never loaded.
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by WWLink 3y ago
TBH I'm surprised we aren't forced to use it since it's a Microsoft product and whenever there's a Microsoft version of something we seem to get forced to use it. Weird.
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by WWLink 3y ago
It can be used for a lot more than just timesheets, and the UI gets weirder and weirder in those other features.
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by WWLink 3y ago
If you think jira is bad you should try deltek costpoint. Holy shit.
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by WWLink 3y ago
> Before this new wave of SMS trash My favorite is it's often paired with "passwordless" trash lol. Why can't I just give my whole fucking credential out in 1 action. What's this nonsense where I have to enter my
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by WWLink 3y ago
You could always use a different password manager or different buckets. Both the apps I use (one for TOTP and one for passwords) can do both lol.
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by WWLink 3y ago
I support your move, it's better than piracy. The problem with piracy is if you become a fan of a series and gossip with your friends about it, now you're marketing that company's crappy service. It's a weird way to go a
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by WWLink 3y ago
It's even stupider than that. Streaming does not always use standard interfaces. It doesn't always work on every device. (See Roku, Apple TV, Android TV boxes, Smart TVs themselves, etc). There's always some jackass service t
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by WWLink 3y ago
I think 3 days is a reasonable look-back period for analyzing. I want my brothers (both are on the spectrum, though one is affected more than the other) to be happy and less stressed. Speaking selfishly, it... makes my life a lot easier. Ho
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by WWLink 3y ago
Or would it? Perhaps running easier shifts and staffing better to handle things like employees on sick leave, would lead to less attrition, fewer sick employees, and better job satisfaction. If you can convince the employees that you'r
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by WWLink 3y ago
Ehh... I can tell you reasons why that won't always work..... First off, sensitivity to stimuli. I see someone wearing a wristband/watch in one of the pictures in the article. Some autistic people are super sensitive to wearing th

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