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airtonix
5y ago
They didn't claim that this happens because of government interference... -_- It's also not a theory.
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airtonix
5y ago
I think no-one cares anymore... especially now that mobx-keystone exists.
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airtonix
5y ago
> But yet I'm left wondering why I never see big brands on Facebook in AU! > FWIW I do advise my clients to critically consider FB or Google Ads due to the levels of click fraud. Looks like you answered your own question! :)
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airtonix
5y ago
pink page... elite attitude. yet not typescript support. so much meh.
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airtonix
6y ago
lol nope. not even once.
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airtonix
6y ago
except that in order to control your own data with bitwarden across many devices you need to spin up your own server. Should checkout Enpass. - Has google drive/dropbox/webdave sync connectors. - runs on android/ios/mac&
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airtonix
6y ago
People usually need wait-for-it because of terrible design decisions around their "initial data" and "authorative immutable data" made to beat imaginary competitors to market.
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airtonix
6y ago
again. wrong.
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airtonix
6y ago
you're wrong.
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airtonix
6y ago
How do you imagine such an educated population occurs when you conflat Freedom of Thought with Freedom of Speech? If you don't like certain ideas being distributed then who made you the boss of ideas? Without a free exchange of ideas,
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airtonix
6y ago
speech is communication. communication is between two or more people. You seem to be misguided as to what Free Speech means.
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airtonix
6y ago
yep. Causes of this I've seen: - sunk cost fallacy - not spending enough time to understand the codes behaviour (and its side effects) - code being written so it becomes hard to understand its behaviour and any side effects. - trying t
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airtonix
6y ago
If you think The Spanish Inquisition is targeting “normal everyday views” I’m concerned about what sort of views you think those are. Do you think that not acknowledging God as our one true saviour and creator and those jewish/muslim&#
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6y ago
if you think you can be the arbitar of moral discussion without corruption, you are sorely mistaken. or you take us all for fools.
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airtonix
6y ago
And here is where the SpeakWrite machine was given authority to rewrite history in order to satisfy "The Grinning Fox" as Malcom X puts it. If you don't want to talk to those people, then don't. But to stand there and cl
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airtonix
10y ago
The left never think they are biased. If you are unable to see through the looking glass, then why would you ever come to the conclusion that you're biased?
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airtonix
10y ago
Hah, it's a Guardian article trying to look unbiased by concern trolling us all about the same old shit. Does anyone even take Guardian seriously except liberal left socialists living in a dream world?
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11y ago
@statico cmder is definitely a great thing for windows, however it's fault buggy due to way it operates. Overall the best long term option is to simply stop developing on windows and start using Linux, docker, mono, nodejs etc. I did t
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11y ago
No, just no. You're asking people to act weak and unstable. You're promoting a path that leads to unconscious confidence in decisions you make. Every decision is wrong, but it's your job as the one who has their shit together
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12y ago
windows not being a priority won't change, because windows as a deployment target is pretty much a joke. I mean... desktop environment on your application server ... lol? There's so much friction legality and culture wise to getti
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airtonix
12y ago
This is a trend amongst developers who rely on monolithic programs for development. YOu should really just stop developing on windows and learn to embrace docker.
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airtonix
12y ago
Solution is to use a mature web framework that already solves this. ie. Django.
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airtonix
12y ago
> This site ran on IIS (anything) There's your first problem.
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airtonix
12y ago
and yet python does all that without being ugly.
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12y ago
hey, remember if you turn your nose up at shitty languages and platforms, you're somehow revealing something bad about yourself. Not like the exemplary attitude of "awesome lets cut our wrists all day and open windows explorer to
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12y ago
Codeplex needs to die... It was shit when it came into existence, it's still shit now.
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12y ago
Personally I feel that Gnome Shell is far more appealing than Windows (anything) or MacOsx. I just showed a MacOSx user the alt-drag window resizing.... totally blew his mind, as in he couldn't understand why that wasn't a feature
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airtonix
12y ago
crippled, interesting. Perhaps you'd like to explain further?
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12y ago
I would argue that if your controllers are getting that complicated, then you're doing it wrong.
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airtonix
13y ago
I concur. Now that I use Ansible, it's been a long time since I touched anything Ruby. My life is better for it too, I felt really agitated every time I had to touch Ruby code.
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