WhyNotHugo

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by WhyNotHugo 9y ago
Out of curiosity (and not looking for an argument about it): Doens't two-finger scrolling feel just as natural/comfortable?
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by WhyNotHugo 9y ago
I'm surprised that only the touchscreen editions are UHD. I'd have guessed developers would prefer UHD, but no touch. Am I really missing something? Do people really prefer touch (or, FHD)?.
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Ancient Infant's DNA Reveals New Clues to How the Americas Were Peopled(theatlantic.com)
1 points by WhyNotHugo 9y ago|0 comments
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by WhyNotHugo 9y ago
Not entirely. You get a CD, and a licence to reproduce it under certain conditions. If you purchase a music CD, your rights to reproduce it can legally be revoked (though I can't think of any cases where this has actually happened). Pe
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by WhyNotHugo 9y ago
> it is not ethically sound to intentionally induce leukemia No okay to force it, but I see no reason why patients can't opt into (being made well aware of the risks, that is).
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by WhyNotHugo 9y ago
This really depends on where you live. Harassing and other similar situations are very common in Taxis where I live, while Uber drivers seem to be well-behaved. None of my female friends dare get into a Taxi due to, well, harassment, (some
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by WhyNotHugo 9y ago
I've taken my cats (in their carriers) to the ER on Uber several times. Generally, they don't have any issues and are quite empathic to the situation.
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by WhyNotHugo 9y ago
What worries me the most about freelancing, or being a small 3-person shop, is retirement. A 3-person shop might not be sustainable if me (1/3) decides to retire and has to pay someone to keep it afloat. And that is, if I find such a p
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by WhyNotHugo 9y ago
It's also 99USD/year in Argentina, but we don't get the fast shipping US/India gets. We're also a "poorer" country, I'm not sure what they base their prices on.
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by WhyNotHugo 9y ago
Huh, we've fixed that in Argentina, because supermarkets have to label the price both by unit, and by a standard measure (eg: kg / litres). So the price tag on toilet papers will display the price per metre, and the price tag on c
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by WhyNotHugo 9y ago
For those of us for whom email is so important, having a paid provider that has human support staff (that actually responds) should be equally important. IMHO, free supportless email [like gmail] isn't really an option, given the huge
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by WhyNotHugo 9y ago
Some companies understood and embraced this: Slack and auth0 can send you "login links" via email which log you right in. Remove that pesky "password" from the entire "password reset" flow. Makes perfect sense
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by WhyNotHugo 9y ago
This happens all over the place -- for some reason, the majority of the people won't learn. They'll tell you horror stories about how they lost a lot of work (or even money!) because a provider never gave them support, yet, go bac
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by WhyNotHugo 9y ago
I'm quite curious as to how many of those are python3-ONLY.
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by WhyNotHugo 9y ago
I'm honestly amazed that these clauses are legal in the US. There are certain rights which now cannot renounce in many countries -- the right to sue someone [in court] for sexual harassment is one of them (or any criminal activity real
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Serious products don’t have to be serious(uxdesign.cc)
2 points by WhyNotHugo 9y ago|0 comments
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by WhyNotHugo 9y ago
Same here. Regrettably, if you UNDERSTAND git, a GUI won't work for you. If you're interested in understanding it, it won't work for you either. A GUI works fine if you want to get things done. If you like to know what goes o
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by WhyNotHugo 9y ago
Geez, using `git add .` is the worst thing you can do. Never use this. Tutorials: stop suggesting this. It's just a recipe to getting yourself into a mess (plus, you should never work so blindly!). Add individual files, and, if possibl
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Apache Guacamole – A clientless remote desktop gateway(guacamole.apache.org)
193 points by WhyNotHugo 9y ago|41 comments