antihero

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by antihero 2y ago
Bandcamp and Soulseek.
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by antihero 2y ago
Ah yes, teenagers, people with famously little time on their hands and a penchant for following rules.
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by antihero 2y ago
Well he appointed Supreme Court Judges that overturned Roe vs Wade, and he's promised a rollback on trans rights.
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by antihero 2y ago
What about the threats to civil liberties, especially for women and LGBT+ people?
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by antihero 2y ago
If untrained people try to defend themselves with a pocket knife they are more likely to hurt themselves.
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by antihero 2y ago
Vaping is significantly better.
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by antihero 2y ago
That said, if you use CF in front of S3 (which you should), anyone with a gigabit connection can easily cost you hundreds of dollars. I know this because I did this to myself accidentally.
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From Burnout to Balance: AI-Enhanced Work Models(upwork.com)
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by antihero 2y ago
Being less informed isn’t really a reason for antitrust because the only lock-in is your own lack of very basic knowledge. If your average Joe was unhappy with godaddy’s service they could do some research and switch pretty easily.
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by antihero 2y ago
Yes but the problem here was bricking the OS
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by antihero 2y ago
Most of these OS need to run a variety of applications from different vendors though.
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by antihero 2y ago
Challenger banks have been pretty great for all their failings, at least in the UK. Can’t believe people actually used to charge you for being broke. E2E encrypted messaging that is accessible to people and works using data has been transfo
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by antihero 2y ago
How exactly would a lot of end user systems function without one?
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by antihero 2y ago
I would posit that RedHat have a slightly longer and more proven track record than Crowdstrike, and more transparent process with how they release updates. No entity is infallible but letting one closed source opaque corporation have the ke
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by antihero 2y ago
Even if you use them as a registrar, why on earth would anyone keep using them for DNS instead of something that has a terraform provider like CloudFlare or Route53? There’s no barrier to switching.
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by antihero 2y ago
I think 1password can be used for aws at least
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by antihero 2y ago
It’ll be really cool to use entire books as prompts to generate visual representations of the characters in them.
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by antihero 2y ago
Scrolling through the article the pictures look no more realistic as it goes on. You need to simulate poor lighting, dirt, soul, realistic beauty etc. Perhaps even situations that give a reason for a photo to be taken other than I’m a basic
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by antihero 2y ago
I'll give it a shot - how useful are the Pro features?
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by antihero 2y ago
This is awesome, can it be expanded to include local prices as well? Also rolling tobacco
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by antihero 2y ago
Slack, Meet, Zoom. Teams tries to be the default chat app and video app and sucks at both.
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by antihero 2y ago
Anecdotal but pretty much everyone I know that’s not in tech also fucking hates Teams too. Microsoft win contracts decided by decision makers at the top of large companies. Companies like Slack win contracts decided by actual users in compa
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by antihero 2y ago
You can do that, but if you get the job you’ll likely be having to use it for a lot more stuff. It’s a sign of a culture that wants to bundle stuff up and manage it in the corporate way as opposed to using the tools that people want to use
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by antihero 2y ago
When a company’s initial interview is on Teams I see it as a bad sign. If a company forces you to use Windows for your dev machine it’s a red flag. If a company forces you to use a Citrix instance for your dev machine honestly run away scre
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by antihero 2y ago
The events have types though, and if you’re pulling data dim the server that also has in theory a type.
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by antihero 2y ago
Personally I just look but I see the value of very subtle scrollbar.
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by antihero 2y ago
Hmm. What ISPs do this? Perhaps institutions like universities? Having to spend time verifying every alleged false positive would be expensive, and doing it for anyone that asks would undermine the security of their offering. I suppose they
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by antihero 2y ago
Why not try farm though if it means faster builds now?
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by antihero 2y ago
I mean depending on your risk aversion we’re not that far, nor have ever been.
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by antihero 2y ago
Rollup is slow as hell. I’m working with a project where the builds take minutes on an M3 Pro. I’d like to switch to something like esbuild but it uses a lot of features like aliases so would take some work to translate and the lib is being

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