antihero

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781.
by antihero 5y ago
Foobar2000 was such a golden age of music discovery (mostly through piracy forums) for me in my teens, used to spend hours upon hours customising it and posting the results on Hydrogen Audio while weird and wonderful music was downloading f
782.
by antihero 5y ago
WP is possibly the most powerful and widely adopted footgun we’ve ever seen.
783.
by antihero 5y ago
From a CDN. By "active" I meant like, a server that does stuff other than serve content, that processes pages.
784.
by antihero 5y ago
Well that's fucking dumb, I was going to purchase some and now I will not.
785.
by antihero 5y ago
> can't be shared between Apple IDs. Even with Apple family? In Find My app, my partner and I can see all of each others' devices.
786.
by antihero 5y ago
But then you need an active server.
787.
by antihero 5y ago
I disagree with the point about enums, they can be used to alias otherwise inconsistent long strings with more readable, consistent, succinct ones. For instance, product SKUs. I've had absolutely no problems with them with either past
788.
by antihero 5y ago
esbuild seems to support enums fine
789.
by antihero 5y ago
I guess the idea is to split the workload into parts so if one part of the workload is proving to use more resources, it can then get a larger dedicated pool of resources. Plus being able to choose different tech for different types of work
790.
by antihero 5y ago
What does it say?
791.
by antihero 5y ago
The business does not care about you . The business is fundamentally a sociopathic entity. Only a fool would care about that, unless you have a personal connection to the shareholders.
792.
by antihero 5y ago
It's illegal to fulfil your job obligations creatively?
793.
by antihero 5y ago
If an employee is a resource, what exactly do they owe them? Why should a "resource" have any sort of respect at all . It's fundamentally adversarial - the resource must maximise their gain from their position and the compan
794.
by antihero 5y ago
And what exactly does he owe them? The company exists to enrich the owners by extracting wealth from his work.
795.
by antihero 5y ago
How is working a job that you know is completely mind-numbing and pointless to enrich some other person meaningful in any way?
796.
by antihero 5y ago
What exactly do they have to gain from that?
797.
by antihero 5y ago
Eight hours of free-time AND eight hours extra mental energy.
798.
by antihero 5y ago
This looks lovely, I'm pretty happy with 1Password, are there any compelling reasons to take the effort to switch?
799.
by antihero 5y ago
Honestly I think it would be quite funny if he wins and developers have to rewrite part of the protocol to give a specific guy money. Would really highlight who's really in control.
800.
by antihero 5y ago
It's an asymmetric relationship. You may think you are able to out-smart Google, and you might be one of the very few people who are, but society as a whole is not served well for the vast majority of people who even if they spent 24&#
801.
by antihero 5y ago
Here you go, £12,000 fine for a party. https://www.standard.co.uk/news/crime/prince-philip-downing-...
802.
by antihero 5y ago
Thing that amazes me is that people leave huge amounts of money in their PayPal instead of withdrawing it regularly. Why not just withdraw it, and then PayPal has nothing to seize!
803.
by antihero 5y ago
How easy would it be to use libredrive, dd and ffmpeg to rip?
804.
by antihero 5y ago
Also there’s the fact that if you were going to do some serious cybercrime, it would make sense to leave a bunch of hard to find but still findable trails to a real person that isn’t you, so it could be a frame up!
805.
by antihero 5y ago
Not really, I think people who are silly enough to quit their jobs over a free vaccine are hopefuly in a small enough (but unfortunately very visible) minority that this isn't a huge factor. I may be wrong, though.
806.
by antihero 5y ago
I live in London. Lots of people did get fined. I remember someone local back when I lived in Palace that got fined for loitering at a train station for a bit. Why should joe public be fined for breaking the rules, and not the political eli
807.
by antihero 5y ago
Well don't be a narc then.
808.
by antihero 5y ago
If we'd "fessed up at the outset" we'd be fined.
809.
by antihero 5y ago
It's the double standard. People were being demanded to make great personal sacrifice on the orders of the government either being fined up to thousands for doing what they were doing or not being able to physically say goodbye to thei
810.
by antihero 5y ago
I find it extremely annoying that I pay money each month to both Amazon and Apple for their video products, but if I actually want to watch most movies they still want £3.49 to "rent" (which I sometimes do if it is the beginning o

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