aaron_oxenrider

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by aaron_oxenrider 8mo ago
I was also curious. It says this in about the middle of the homepage: "We love LibreOffice. We are privileged to be the largest code contributors to the codebase, Collabora employs several founders of The Document Foundation, and many
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by aaron_oxenrider 4y ago
People will always be reckless and I understand where this guy is coming from. I'm not surprised at all though. Why would he think a hip new company would be pushing safety over just having fun? New companies pushing boundaries have al
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by aaron_oxenrider 5y ago
Its almost like there isn't an easy either/or scenario here. Life can't be broken down into such an easy phrase. Most of the things I own are to enable experiences. I enjoy kayaking and backpacking. Is my kayak a thing or is
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by aaron_oxenrider 6y ago
I found this strange too. I wonder if there is some other technical reason or just somehow didn't think of this in the validation?
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by aaron_oxenrider 6y ago
Filemaker Pro is such a product but it looks like they just released the last version. Print companies use it like crazy but I've not seen it used anywhere else.
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by aaron_oxenrider 6y ago
My first job had a coworker who didn't know how to sort the spreadsheet. She printed it out and cut it into strips, then sorted them while watching TV at home in the evening, then taped it back together. I was shocked and in the decade
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by aaron_oxenrider 6y ago
If you paid attention during the last recession while foreclosures did skyrocket, those people did not end up out on the street. Many found other places to live or just stayed in that house until someone forced them to leave. Some people st
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by aaron_oxenrider 6y ago
I literally do kayak off waterfalls and while some in the group will have a GoPro or similar generic camera, they just aren't that good for documenting a trip. Someone bringing their phone in a dry box and getting setup on the side of
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by aaron_oxenrider 7y ago
https://www.appalachianhistory.net/2019/02/the-curse-of-milk... It's already posted.
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by aaron_oxenrider 7y ago
Exactly. Anything with options on Amazon is a terrible user experience now. One hack I found is the mobile app will give you the price along with the option. Why the desktop site is now worse than mobile I don't know.
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by aaron_oxenrider 7y ago
As with many things, the quantity matters. Too much of a good thing is not beneficial. If you over fertilize, it can "burn" the plant. That is why most dog owners will find dead spots in their grass where the dog prefers to pee.
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by aaron_oxenrider 8y ago
Not saying that any of this was the right response for them to take but many of these people were recently mormon and therefor had the working that the mormon church uses still fresh in their minds. The mormon church constantly asks its mem
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by aaron_oxenrider 8y ago
Office work is much different and programming is certainly different than a hands on job as you describe. It is far too often that the 'move fast and break things' ideology is pushed to meet deadlines or be the first to market, ev
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by aaron_oxenrider 8y ago
It's a joke using a very dry sense of humor. The mix of cultures on this site make that hard to pick out at times but this one is wholly a joke. As you found, that is not law.
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by aaron_oxenrider 8y ago
Our recycle company specifically told us to throw pizza boxes in the recycling. I'm told there are some ways to still use it just not in making paper again.
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by aaron_oxenrider 9y ago
Someone in that position should presumably have some skill with logic and numbers to simply do the job. It would be like someone in finance not understanding how the payout would work. How could they even do the job and not understand a lot
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by aaron_oxenrider 9y ago
I use Sublime and paid for it a few years ago. That said, I also use VS Code which I really like for certain things. I actually use both of them daily and simply get different utility from them. If Sublime went to subscription then I would