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by ancode 5y ago
Bing and Cortana, the two most important and best working Microsoft products.
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by ancode 5y ago
ok so no emoji in comments I guess
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by ancode 5y ago
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by ancode 5y ago
Seems the same to me idk
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by ancode 5y ago
of course it's possible with a rigid arm, it's a super common circus act.
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by ancode 5y ago
Do they have cloud budget? Slow dev machine is a deal breaker for me. I ask about dev machine quality in the interview bc I hate being bound by the machine I'm on. It's hard enough to focus on tasks, if I'm constantly having
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by ancode 5y ago
Go back to SMS! all is fine! (mostly joking)
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by ancode 5y ago
Wasn't the British government about to start an ad campaign to get people to stop using enciphered messaging?
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by ancode 5y ago
they objectively are? I think it's lazier to think nothing can be done about it
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by ancode 5y ago
Pretty sure crypto.com doesn't actually hold some of the stuff they allow you to trade. Chia coin would be the example, they allow you to 'purchase' but not withdraw it to your own wallet.
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by ancode 5y ago
Why blow the interesting stuff on generic targets
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by ancode 5y ago
I am an atheist. My spiritual practice is being there for others in my life when they need someone.
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by ancode 5y ago
Yeah, which community? I'm glad you had a place to hang out with your neighbors but lobbying by religious groups in the US have real negative consequences for a lot of people.
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by ancode 5y ago
I work for one of the OS makers and we have been making a concerted effort to get rid of memory safety issues across the codebase. I'm not sure if the open-source side of things are attempting similar efforts but as far as consumer OS&
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by ancode 5y ago
That doesn't make the problem go away it just pushes it onto some other unsuspecting person
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by ancode 5y ago
Wouldn't be resistant to censorship if you could prevent people from putting videos you don't like on it, would it?
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by ancode 5y ago
Pretty sure it took two tries also
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by ancode 5y ago
If only they had the power to actually enact legislation
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by ancode 5y ago
This assert doesn't work like you think it does. If the computer is off is_computer_on is undefined, so if this is called when the computer is already off it could return a nonzero value, thus resolving to true even though the computer
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by ancode 5y ago
There's a syscall to check whether the computer is on so just call that before this and you'll be fine
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by ancode 5y ago
It's called C
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by ancode 5y ago
It is so hard to tell people about using Linux, how great it is, it's free, etc, and then you get to the name part and it's called 'fedora'.
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by ancode 5y ago
> I think healthcare in the US is riddled with ways to "accidentally"* spend the entire accumulation of your wealth, leaving absolutely nothing to the next generation. That's not true, the money isn't just lost. The m
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by ancode 5y ago
giving new meaning to 'move fast and break things'
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by ancode 5y ago
both
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by ancode 5y ago
That's like most of what cops do in the US
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by ancode 5y ago
A creator alien who loves us and knows every detail of your life and is a total prude
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by ancode 5y ago
Really looking forward to this bubble bursting.
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by ancode 5y ago
IBM is the Kodak of computers.
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by ancode 5y ago
Computers should be noisier is an interesting take. I can't tell you how much of a relief it was to have finally have a computer with solid state everything, an insulated case, 120mm fans. Turned it on, silence. It's good for reco

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