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by atomicfiredoll 2y ago
Right. I didn't mention that a chart of accounts can look different in different companies/sectors. Some accounts may be considered nested (software may even show them as nested.) Then you can roll the totals for all accounts of a
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by atomicfiredoll 2y ago
Remember, this was all done on paper before software with tagging and such existed. I'll give a description shot, since I've been doing finance work recently. Other people can feel free to correct. A company using double entry (as
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by atomicfiredoll 3y ago
It could also be a programmer who is within their legal right to start their own company, but who doesn't want their current employer harassing or singling them out for it. Further common situations involve trying to keep details out o
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by atomicfiredoll 3y ago
This is the elephant in the room lots of people seem to ignore. Sure, you could sell your game solely on your own website, but what's your support like? What's your refund policy if the support sucks? Will you be there 20 years la
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by atomicfiredoll 3y ago
After a lot of digging a few years ago, I settled on the IKEA Finnala. So far it's held up pretty well. It's not as well made as quality pieces, but I worked from the assumption that any couch I bought would be trash. Some of the
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by atomicfiredoll 3y ago
For anybody that didn't read the whole article, I'll point attention to this section at the end: "It could get much, much worse. Rightsholder groups are backing a Copyright Office plan to make this kind of robosigning into la
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by atomicfiredoll 3y ago
Same, MerrySky been a very handy lens to view the data through. And, Pirate Weather has been a good, open source, drop in replacement for the parts of DarkSky I was using in Home Assistant.
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by atomicfiredoll 3y ago
It's worth calling out the price also will never get lower (unless shrinkflation is involved,) so it will never be plan to get 4 fries and get 5.
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by atomicfiredoll 3y ago
There's no universe where I go to a restaurant pulling something like this. That said, the employees at the Wendy's near me seem to have been pretending the place was closed the last couple times I've tried to go, so maybe it
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by atomicfiredoll 3y ago
I recently got fed up with Gmail and downloaded Thunderbird, which I haven't used in a looong time. I was wildly disappointed by the modern incarnation. The lack of checkboxes feels mind boggling... I still feel like I must be not gras
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by atomicfiredoll 3y ago
What's interesting to me about this is that some companies seem to struggle to get even one reliable deployment process in place. In this case they were able to actively select the right process for the right job, even if it isn't
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by atomicfiredoll 3y ago
I don't think consensus-building is necessarily bad on it's own. Depending on the environment, when people don't feel like they have an opportunity contribute, it can potentially lead to other issues. To your point, I think a
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by atomicfiredoll 3y ago
I'm thought the Netscape logo only animated when the page was loading? I found myself instinctively hitting the stop button to try and make the logo stop looping. Overall, it's really great though. I love the stuff popping up on N
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by atomicfiredoll 3y ago
There's been an overall progression toward intrusiveness for as long as commerce has been on the internet. We had "sign up for our newsletter" and other pop-ups way before GDPR. I think popup blockers turned back the tide for
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by atomicfiredoll 3y ago
They may be, but are this many people really looking up details about 2017's XXX: Return of Xander Cage? "XXX" makes a couple other appearances on the list, so I'm inclined to believe there really is a good amount of tra
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by atomicfiredoll 3y ago
I've lurked here and on other discussion/aggregation sites for years (I've apparently been here 10--oof) and only recent started commenting a little more. This whole time I didn't realize the top color could be set. I no
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by atomicfiredoll 3y ago
Thanks. I suspected there was more to it on the iPhone side, but I'm an Android user and hadn't dug in to it as much.
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by atomicfiredoll 3y ago
Some software may not bridge the gap in design sensibilities between Japan and other countries, but Sony and Nintendo are examples of massive Japanese companies working on various hardware and UX solutions for an international audience. I d
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by atomicfiredoll 3y ago
Sucia requires Osaifu-Keita [1] technology. From my research, the hardware is only available in international iPhone models or models of Android phones that are (largely) sold in Japan. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x2F
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by atomicfiredoll 3y ago
Maybe if Google could figure out how to build a decent YouTube search experience, it would alleviate at one of the use cases for these alternate front-ends.
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by atomicfiredoll 3y ago
I'm in the U.S. and don't see it on my free account either. I also don't have early access features turned on, so I wonder if it could be related to that. [Or, as is mentioned in some other comments, maybe free accounts don&#
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by atomicfiredoll 3y ago
If interests were making themselves rich on real estate and other supporting industries by wasting productivity on commuting, office lunches, etc, it makes me think the current [impact on commercial real and affected industries] may just be
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by atomicfiredoll 3y ago
There's an element of that, but I think design tools tend to be ignored by designers as well. It took well over a year to get my last design team to even consider looking at Figma seriously. I've worked with several that have big
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by atomicfiredoll 3y ago
I've explained it already to another commenter, but your comments are uninformed and anecdotal at best. You have a pretty clear bias and I'm not going to entertain your efforts to hijack this post in service of legitimizing your s
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by atomicfiredoll 3y ago
Stop. I'm not going to argue your baseless and meritless comments, especially on a thread like this that's wildly unrelated.
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by atomicfiredoll 3y ago
This is pure, uninformed speculation. These aren't new treatments. Modern medicine looks pretty confident this is the best treatment for certain patients at the current time to a degree that the opposite of your guess is true. You shou
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by atomicfiredoll 3y ago
I agree that everything shouldn't be as adversarial, but as somebody who's motto for less important/short flights has become "Just throw me in the trash," flying Spirit is fine by me. There's a segment with add
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by atomicfiredoll 3y ago
Just a tangential shower thought on gamification. I found myself skipping Duo on weeknights so I could cram on the weekend, get matched with procrastinators, and ascend the leaderboard easier. I've heard other reports of people focusin
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by atomicfiredoll 3y ago
Same, that plus the persistent harassment. Personally, I'm skeptical that Duo in it's current format is designed to teach. The goal seems to be giving the impression you're learning so you but into micro transactions. I'
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by atomicfiredoll 3y ago
In the last year or so they sold Domains from underneath without warning. They also apparently changed the settings on two older Gmail accounts to make them inaccessible. I kept those accounts around because they had a maiden name and other

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