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by auiya 7y ago
I think they would be more active if there were more variety in the type of work sought? Almost every post is seeking the same thing: full-stack dev, dev ops, and ops eng. If you're seeking something outside those constraints (i.e.
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by auiya 7y ago
At a certain size, a company re-org essentially amounts to pushing the deck chairs around on the Titanic
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by auiya 7y ago
This is especially made clear by app designers who hide all the UI elements of the app in the corners of the screen. If they were truly concerned with ergonomics AT ALL, they would adopt accessibility models such as this - https:/&#x
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by auiya 7y ago
This is a good place to start. The demo uses Logic's ES2 as a platform. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JvRbdIw9KaQ
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by auiya 7y ago
RetroPie to run video game console emulators and MAME. Maybe the new version can finally run a proper N64 emulator?
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by auiya 7y ago
Utlimately, yes. And it varies from state to state. https://www.rcfp.org/journals/the-news-media-and-the-law-win...
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by auiya 7y ago
Why do you assume Google wouldn't be affected by a Windows bug? Have you forgotten about the compromise of their corp networks by a Chinese APT in 2008/9 which leveraged Windows as the attack surface? The reason for disclosures
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by auiya 7y ago
Geopolitical and military action are at stake depending on which "channel" you're knocking people out of. Way more serious than businesses and dollars in some cases.
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by auiya 7y ago
And make it look like the Temple of Time from the Zelda series?
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by auiya 7y ago
Hulk Hogan is credited as being born in Augusta, GA; but his family moved to Florida when he was one and a half. Also, I'm not sure why Viggo Mortensen is listed way up in north Idaho, he only lived there three years?
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by auiya 7y ago
While I disagree about ad-blocking and webdev options, Safari's reader mode and overall OS performance is a reason enough to never touch another browser. I have no use-case for multi-user containerization so no opinion there.
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by auiya 7y ago
No such thing as a free lunch. Nobody is forcing you to use their service either.
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by auiya 7y ago
I only keep Firefox around as a back up for when there's a one-off website that doesn't work properly with Safari. Otherwise Safari is my default. It just performs better than anything else on OSX/iOS.
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by auiya 7y ago
I pay for YouTube music, which also removes ads anywhere you are using YouTube with your logged in account. I was testing YT Music as a replacement for Spotify (since push notifications are broken and they apparently have no intention to f
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by auiya 7y ago
This is simply untrue. There are a myriad of adblockers available for iOS (crystal, Wipr, Adblock, Adguard, Purify, 1Blocker X, etc), as well as VPN applications which provide content blocking.
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by auiya 7y ago
A big problem is solar installations aren't seen as equity items in homes through Texas and indeed the southeast US the same way they are on the west coast. I'm not sure why this paradigm exists though, considering these homes co
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by auiya 7y ago
Collective spending in this case != elective spending. Taxes are compulsory, church tithes are not, but the end result is the same - the exploitation of the lower and middle class.
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by auiya 7y ago
> People who support their church don't generally share your view that the church is exploiting them. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stockholm_syndrome
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by auiya 7y ago
A PDF of the print edition would be an improvement at least, no?
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by auiya 7y ago
The solution is to hit F9 to enable reader mode using a modern browser. If it can't render, I close the tab. There are extensions I'm sure which force reader mode on selective lists of particularly egregious sites.
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by auiya 7y ago
If you travel through rural America, it's quite telling to see all the township money spent on churches and government buildings, while the residences and public infrastructure sit in dilapidation. Frequently the people from these are
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by auiya 7y ago
The executive branch of the US government did as well. Drastically. The opinion of the US Justice department through each of those two wildly different presidents however, did not change.
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by auiya 7y ago
I often see words like "illegal" or "unconstitutional" get tossed around in discussions like these. Please don't confuse legality (as ruled by numerous courts) with your own displeasure of events.
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by auiya 7y ago
This is still better than the current paradigm of LEOs stopping and frisking anyone who "matches the description". That phrase has basically turned into carte blanche to harass anyone they want with plausible deniability. With f
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by auiya 7y ago
I feel a game from the Zelda series would be more suited to this style of game play than Mario.
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by auiya 7y ago
Wheeler Dealers is another good one. It's been on for decades and Ant Antstead does some incredibly engaging and informative work despite the fast pace of the show.
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by auiya 7y ago
Also - https://www.cnbc.com/2019/05/17/tesla-shares-fall-on-report-...
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by auiya 7y ago
And yet there are stores like Costco which do pay their employees quite comfortable wages and manage not to immediately bankrupt themselves. How is this so?
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by auiya 7y ago
"minimum wage says to employees that you just want a body doing a job right at this moment, but aren't willing to invest any further in them" Minimum wage says to employees that if slavery weren't illegal and it wouldn&#
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by auiya 7y ago
Apple makes all their OS releases free to their users, so there's much lower numbers of 15+ year old Apple OS's existing in the wild to begin with. If you'd said you don't see Apple releasing patches for 15+ year old c

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