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by atomicfiredoll 3y ago
This is a technical audience. This article is about people not upgrading phones. There are many technical and professional people that have chosen not to upgrade phones because of the lack of these features. Clearly, that group isn't t
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by atomicfiredoll 3y ago
Like I said, there are several factors in my decision making. At this point I assume most services will eventually succumb to enshittification. So, bouncing between ships, bailing as they start to sink feels like the name of the game. It&#x
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by atomicfiredoll 3y ago
This is one of the many reasons that Google has never had me as a paying customer, even though I like YouTube's content enough to pay something for it. Over the years, things like this have eroded the trust I have for Google to effecti
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by atomicfiredoll 3y ago
> glossing over the fact that the alternative hurts employees. ...And, potentially, the planet. In my mind it's reasonable to expect employers to cover costs of things like equipment. But, I do wonder how much CA is considering it&#
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by atomicfiredoll 3y ago
While my team and I were already getting progressively more skeptical of Google products for all the often retread reasons, the Google Domains issue in particular solidified my team's feelings as well into a single example as well. I k
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by atomicfiredoll 3y ago
Absolutely. But, just because it's impossible for publicly traded companies doesn't mean a private company can't chase the short term. Private companies don't necessarily behave like Valve is by default. So, I'm als
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by atomicfiredoll 3y ago
I was with a team that moved from Jenkins to Actions. Jenkins has a lot of issues, but if you knew what you were doing, at least it was easy to see the history and at a glance know the project pipelines were green/healthy. It was super
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by atomicfiredoll 3y ago
I think this is part of the equation, no investors means enshittification hasn't come knocking. But there also seems to be an element of vision at Valve that's been allowed to flourish. Where other companies would produce an MVP a
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by atomicfiredoll 3y ago
I have a western name and have been learning Japanese. I also want to be respectful and considerate of the customs, legal documents, and software used in other countries. I thought my family name with an honorific should be first when in Ja
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by atomicfiredoll 3y ago
Thank you for your response, I'll consider submitting it. For context, I've thought about commenting on issues in the past, but especially on the heels of the fake comments regarding net neutrality, for lack of a better way to put
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by atomicfiredoll 3y ago
Has much consideration been given to labeling when a third party cloud or paid service is required to use the device? As somebody who uses IoT devices "locally" on my private network, I want to know my data will stay local and pro
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by atomicfiredoll 3y ago
I just want to reaffirm the importance of this point. I've used an open source solution named Home Assistant[0] to manage my own network of IoT devices that I don't expose to the internet. I want to stay local because of the risks
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by atomicfiredoll 3y ago
America's test kitchen has some playlists on basics[0] and technique[1]. There are other videos that cover basics too. And, sometimes you'll learn a new technique in a video for a dish you've never made before. You sound meth
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by atomicfiredoll 3y ago
There are one pot or instapot/crock pot/rice cooker recipes that can help, but a lot of those still require some prep work. I 100% agree here, though. The key, especially in a small space, is to keep things clean as you work. But,
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by atomicfiredoll 3y ago
I admire parts of Angular's vision and think there are patterns where it shines, but it's never quite felt like they actually hit 2.0 to me. I haven't worked with it in a few versions, but I think it's just a different s
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by atomicfiredoll 3y ago
With the number of breaches T-Mobile has had (as mentioned in the article,) there's no reason to trust a company like that any more personal information than strictly necessary. If they were to to and corner people in to giving more, i
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by atomicfiredoll 3y ago
For anybody that stumbles on this, I'll note the Anki deck I'm using didn't have audio for the hiragana and katakana combination character cards. Audio is extremely useful for these, so I generated it using the Hyper TTS Add-
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by atomicfiredoll 3y ago
This falls in line with my current worldview as well. Many classes of automated test ("regression", "smoke", "e2e", etc.) are the same test and the difference is that values like the application location or may
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by atomicfiredoll 3y ago
I'll give a couple of these a shot, but I also really have to recommend the spaced repetition Anki provides for drills. There are a lot of community created decks [0] for different aspects of Japanese. And for some reason, creating you
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by atomicfiredoll 3y ago
I worry the enshitification of a monopoly like Google, who now has it's hands deep in the workings of things like the web and email, means their supposed mission of "organizing the world's information" has devolved into
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by atomicfiredoll 3y ago
I had a friend who had tried several substances and thought they were above addiction... until they were eventually hooked on heroin. It's anecdotal, but having watched people (more than him) get addicted, I don't have much doubt
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by atomicfiredoll 3y ago
I'll echo what other people have said about the UI. I've used it with a lot of family and friends, likewise there have been a lot of struggles. I'm also still rectifying against the recent changes to a shared username. As an
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by atomicfiredoll 3y ago
From my observation you're right about how comments work regarding private communities, so this is plausible. Before going straight to a conclusion, I'll just caution it's also possible that both things are true. I'll wa
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by atomicfiredoll 3y ago
Is this what's going on? I have an account with a maiden name I check now and then. I tried to get into it when they announced the policy change around inactive accounts, but was presented with an error saying I had no recovery informa
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by atomicfiredoll 3y ago
I've been very skeptical of gamification ever since seeing a marketing agency constantly pitch it as a way to increase user engagement and sales. Now it's a red flag that makes me ask, "what are you trying to manipulate me in
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by atomicfiredoll 3y ago
My personal impression of post-purchase Twitter is that the quality has declined significantly as paid accounts crowd the top responses. But, I don't have a good sense of it, since I removed multiple accounts and haven't been back
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by atomicfiredoll 3y ago
I've supported it on and off for years and currently have Reddit Gold. It's easy to justify the cost when considering the conversations over the years and the amazing resource it's been for making decisions or learning. I was
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by atomicfiredoll 3y ago
I haven't used Jenkins in a couple years, but I don't even think it's necessarily a Jenkins thing. Iirc one solution is that the NodeJS tooling can make multiple versions available, the job specifies the required version, and
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by atomicfiredoll 3y ago
I wish they would let me sign in to my account with my old last name, but even though I know the password and have had it for a decade, that's apparently just unacceptable. The company trajectory and the fact that there doesn't se
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by atomicfiredoll 4y ago
I would love to keep tabs on this. I'm sure it would interest redditors at r/privacy too. I've often though about going for something like a Sharp/NEC Display, because I often use my T.V. as a PC monitor and want to be s

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