antihero

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by antihero 3y ago
I live in a city with one of the oldest but largest transport systems in Europe and if you’re near a rail (under or over ground) stop, public transport is usually quicker. For journeys within the inner zone, cycling is usually the next quic
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by antihero 3y ago
I am giving it another shot. First thing I've noticed is the lack of localisation with results. If I search for "Elac 6.2 speakers amazon" it comes up with a .com link. I have to search for "Elac 6.2 speakers amazon uk&q
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by antihero 3y ago
> assets served from a third party (a CDN) Won't that naturally be on a different domain anyway? How much performance hit do cookies really have in 2023?
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by antihero 3y ago
> fat32, which I'm sure many people are still using on flash drives Why on earth would you do that? People have been using exFAT for many years now.
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by antihero 3y ago
> No one is trying to kill your puppy or taking your types away. dhh literally took people’s types away. People don’t like that.
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by antihero 3y ago
Any reason that LZMA support isn't build into Windows? I think there's maybe some licensing issues with RAR perhaps.
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by antihero 3y ago
> At the end of the day our job is to deliver value. If people just saw coding as that, none of this innovation would have happened.
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by antihero 3y ago
Why do you need cash for that?
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by antihero 3y ago
You misunderstand. Online retailers need this behaviour because if people didn't feel that they could return things, it would increase friction to sales that would likely kill the industry. Do you not think online retailers factor th
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by antihero 3y ago
It is absolutely nothing like that. * Doesn't hold up line. * Retailers encourage/enjoy behaviour because it means more sales as people aren't worried to return stuff they don't like.
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by antihero 3y ago
If you can get high from second hand smoke it could trigger mental health episodes.
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by antihero 3y ago
Having the selection desired to everyone in every neighbourhood is not only impossible but vastly more inefficient to having the selection desired by everyone available online and only the ones people want delivered and collected. Returns o
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by antihero 3y ago
What’s wrong with wanting to try stuff out? Or buying multiple sizes in order to get a fit? That’s just common sense if you can’t try on in person.
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by antihero 3y ago
Part of the reason online shopping works and can replace the high street is that you can buy stuff, actually try it on, and return the stuff that you don’t like though. It’s not abusive in the slightest.
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by antihero 3y ago
Is there not a point where ignoring what you’re allowed to do and doing what’s best if it prevents massive human catastrophe is the correct option regardless of personal consequences? Nobody is going to jail for saving hundreds of lives. Th
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by antihero 3y ago
What could possibly go wrong?
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by antihero 3y ago
Is there some command you can run to rewrite all the JSDoc as actual TypeScript?
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by antihero 3y ago
If you were licensed wouldn’t you be a privateer anyway?
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by antihero 3y ago
This is just capitalism working as intended.
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by antihero 3y ago
Bit of a generalisation there, how many of us in the west were against and protested against the various wars we’ve been involved in and been basically just ignored because the government just does what it wants?
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by antihero 3y ago
> Most people who use drugs eventually end up not being able to live like normal adults. Most people who use drugs function like completely normal adults or eventually get bored or reduce usage as they age. You are seeing the fringes.
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by antihero 3y ago
Streaming services can be compelled to remove your access to content at any point. I don’t like giving that power to anyone when it comes to something I love so deeply.
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by antihero 3y ago
I buy stuff with bandcamp, then import directly onto my navidrome server in ALAC.
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by antihero 3y ago
Do you think watching it could be quite triggering for someone who has experienced this sort of episode?
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by antihero 3y ago
Isn’t the idea that wasn’t means you can expose the web etc APIs to any language? Eventually there will be tooling that will make this a doddle.
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by antihero 3y ago
Biphasic sleeping is great! Highly recommend the book Why We Sleep by Matthew Walker, or at least watch his brief Ted talk. Honestly will change your life, for the better.
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by antihero 3y ago
I feel like the psychology behind being a driver is a problem.
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by antihero 3y ago
Thing is, each OS has its own design language and conventions. Trying to make one UI look and feel great in all of them is doomed to fail and feel awkward in all of them. So either make a UI for each OS or go your own way and have your own
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by antihero 3y ago
In the U.K. I’ve seen a lot of bar staff press 0% as they hand you the machine.
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by antihero 3y ago
You’re complaining about people benefiting from your literal trash?

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