Zenbit_UX

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by Zenbit_UX 4y ago
> It's wrong to deride a person based on skin color not because it hurts their feelings, but because our preconceived notions on their inferiority hold no objective basis in reality except those derived from our flawed social percep
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by Zenbit_UX 4y ago
> It doesn’t make any sense on its face other than as a way to con certain ideologies. Meh, Netflix does produce a lot of low-effort woke content: Sense8 and the one where they stopped a school shooting through interpretive dance comes t
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by Zenbit_UX 5y ago
If been in a clinic where after describing my symptoms the doctor opened the computer and typed them into a search engine. I asked her if she was googling it and she said "sort of". She started telling me about a search tool docto
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by Zenbit_UX 5y ago
Indeed. It can also serve as additional proof if on the new answer sheet given after confiscating the devices, the exam taker performs significantly worse than on the original answer sheet.
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by Zenbit_UX 5y ago
I suspect VR porn will be a huge driver of this technology. The porn industry both has the money and the desire to push the envelope into new offerings. I wouldn't be surprised if pornhub invests in VR in some way in the next 5-10 year
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by Zenbit_UX 5y ago
The distinction could be down to the difference between poor and dangerous. Sometimes it's subtle. If you grew up in a poor neighborhood you can fairly accurately evaluate if someone is dangerous or just poor. If you grew up in middle
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by Zenbit_UX 5y ago
Seems like the company went out of business because medicaid didn't cover it. I would be curious if such a device exists that could pair with a phone or laptop. A broken tooth could be capped with one of these false tooth implants and
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by Zenbit_UX 5y ago
So out of curiosity, did you grow up in a home with a gas stove?
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by Zenbit_UX 5y ago
What a dumb thing to say. Your comment was objectively bad.
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by Zenbit_UX 5y ago
Before anyone reads this and decides, "oh ya the NYT is lying to me and gas is fine", it's not. Gas in your home is objectively bad for your health, the environment and is overall worse than induction when it comes to the coo
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by Zenbit_UX 5y ago
Read the article? Nvidia released it to make GPUs less desirable to crypto miners so gamers can actually get their hands on some.
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by Zenbit_UX 5y ago
I'm currently working on a vue + vuex server side rendered PWA with client side hydration.i found the perfect UI component library which only adds ~3mb of overhead,which went paired with Chart.js and of course wrapped with VueCharts.js
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by Zenbit_UX 5y ago
I love when devs blow off SPAs because they think they're geniuses or above JS. You spun up a shitty 1995 style site that every menu on the toolbar triggers a page reload and patted yourself on the back. Congrats on sending the same ht
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by Zenbit_UX 5y ago
Run over by tanks doesn't quite cover the brutality of that night. The tanks repeatedly drove over and then reversed over the same bodies until they were pulp on the streets. What happened that night was ni unspeakable, yet we must spe
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by Zenbit_UX 5y ago
What an absurd thing to suggest. Should everyone in your opinion know the production companies of all upcoming films so they can look up their website to view trailers?
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by Zenbit_UX 5y ago
This comment is so unrelatable to me, every kid over the age of 7 when I was in school knew what a google was or better yet, a googleplex. This was also in the 90s so it predates the search engines popularity by a good bit. It was, simply p
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by Zenbit_UX 5y ago
Classic whataboutism, downvote and move on. This thread is not worth pursuing and OPs bias is clear.
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by Zenbit_UX 5y ago
Disagree. It was the cherry on top.
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by Zenbit_UX 5y ago
What do you believe is the distinction between software engineering and programming?
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by Zenbit_UX 5y ago
Indeed, ETA on a 16" was already late December for an order placed when the presentation ended, I'm sure it's into 2022 now.
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by Zenbit_UX 5y ago
Always wondered who the Mac minis were marketed towards. Sure they're cool but wouldn't you want something portable should you want to go to a coworking location or extend a vacation with a remote work portion of the trip? Surely
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by Zenbit_UX 5y ago
When they make those statements I'm always curious if they are expecting the user to use two external with the lid closed, or open (which would be 3 displays). I've always found MacBooks don't play well when the lid is closed
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by Zenbit_UX 5y ago
Not OP but ordered a maxxed out 16" with 1TB SSD (can't justify 2k more for disk space, I'll just buy an external and curb my torrenting). My work flow is intensive yet critical: I have at all times the following open: ELECTR
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by Zenbit_UX 5y ago
I think Dave has done a lot of good work at normalizing the Trans community through his jokes. He doesn't punch down like some have asserted. Even though I feel like this last special wasn't great, at no point did I feel like he w
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by Zenbit_UX 5y ago
Likely a lot, especially as it was quite mediocre compared to most of Dave's past works.
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by Zenbit_UX 5y ago
Yup, but no one needs 8TB of internal SSD space. ~$4000 maxed out with 1TB.
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by Zenbit_UX 5y ago
So you essentially devalued the article as clickbait because more women are nurses and Healthcare professionals? Not demonstrating a lot of critical thinking here are we? Consider that those fields fall into the "caring for others&quot
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by Zenbit_UX 5y ago
Another way of saying they'll never retain the best talent. At best they'll have "good" to mediocre. The best will move on. If you're the best at your language/library/framework you'll always find bet
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by Zenbit_UX 5y ago
Tubular locks are trivial to pick and the lock turning the screw mentioned above would be just as simple with a tubular pick than with the original key.
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by Zenbit_UX 5y ago
If you understand French you'd know it just means in large quantities.

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