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by balls187 4y ago
No alt, and the highest match is 0.36 And that accounts last several comments were flagged as dead. I'm a native speaker, but my english succcccks.
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by balls187 4y ago
Sending telemetry data. It’s low priority, and perhaps it’s quick, but there is no reason it can’t when idle.
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by balls187 4y ago
Was just telling my girlfriend—the nice thing about inflation is hotel restaurant prices haven’t yet caught up.
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by balls187 4y ago
Prices are based on what the market will bare. In 2004 I spent part of my honeymoon in London. At a pub, I paid £10.95 for a burger. At the time it was ~$2 to £1, so it was effectively a $20 burger. My friends thought I was full of it when
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by balls187 4y ago
My interpretation was simply painting the picture of who helped him, and not commentary about muslim beliefs. As another commenter said—humanizing the part of the locked deodorant, and that they did not mind because at the end of the day “w
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by balls187 4y ago
It’s not about blame. If Amazon can ship products to my house within 2-hours, it certainly can crack down on selling stolen goods. It just has zero incentive to.
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by balls187 4y ago
The docs are confusing. This is really about how to make your UI more responsive by performing intensive tasks only when your browser isn’t doing any other tasks related to the javascript code. In non JS applications, you typically would do
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by balls187 4y ago
Webworkers run on their own thread. The point of this is to run low-priority tasks without impacting the main loop, and without the complexity of separate threads.
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by balls187 4y ago
In defense of the documentation, this is a convenience wrapper around “requestIdleCallback” which from MDN: “queues a function to be called during a browser's idle periods.” https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs
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by balls187 4y ago
Thanksgiving is one of my fav holidays. This year my boys and I are traveling out of state to a waterpark just to try something different.
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by balls187 4y ago
I hope I don’t find myself with a bunch of smarthome solutions that are no longer supported. Amazon is nixing CloudCam, which rendered my Kwikset Amazon Key front door lock relatively useless.
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by balls187 4y ago
Not nearly as bad as "Karens" have it.
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by balls187 4y ago
Funny enough I vastly prefer Gala to Fuji. And my girlfriend swears by Macintosh apples.
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by balls187 4y ago
There was clearly no rhyme or reason to their portfolio. Basically the app store version of a private equity firm.
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by balls187 4y ago
It’s gonna take time. Don’t lose hope. And all the 5-7 year devs who no-hire senior folks, will eventually find themselves being no-hired when they hit the 15 year mark.
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by balls187 4y ago
Apple's fortunes changed largely due to making the ipod PC compatible. It was effectively the trojan horse of the Apple eco-system. Secondarily it was due to Apple switching from PowerPC to Intel chips, allowing it to compete more broa
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by balls187 4y ago
Sadly I did a double take when reading the font name as well.
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by balls187 4y ago
> I don't think that it was stolen, but how can you or anyone really be sure? There has been no evidence brought forth any all the legal challenges that show it was stolen. State election officials (both democrats and republicans) h
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by balls187 4y ago
Chris Rock covered this in 1999. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vzPfmBTKc7A&t=85s
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by balls187 4y ago
> How do you expect to have a discussion with a Republican if you hold them with such contempt? You realize that they represent roughly half of the country right? I'm all for having discussions across the aisle--so to speak. But not
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by balls187 4y ago
> I am not defending radicals...I know many that vote conservative mainly because of the issue of abortion. And how is this not radical? https://www.justice.gov/crt/recent-cases-violence-against-re...
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by balls187 4y ago
Turning a blind eye to how prevalent radical ideology permeates the conservative base is also not helpful. https://www.nbcnews.com/meet-the-press/meetthepressblog/poll... But you missed my point--by galvanizing th
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by balls187 4y ago
Courting conservatives. Remember these guys: https://www.splcenter.org/file/15770
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by balls187 4y ago
That was my thought as well. He is saying outlandish things to poise himself to run for president in 2024. His relationship to Candace Owens is what tipped off his plan to me.
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by balls187 4y ago
> This will only send the signal to millions of people, that the establishment wants to shut Alex down for speaking the truth. FTA: "Jones ... argued for years that the massacre was a "staged" government plot to take guns
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by balls187 4y ago
You're arguing by straw man. Worrying about going to a good school and getting a good job is a nice worry to have. Worrying that your kid will be the next Trayvon Martin is the reality that many-non white parents worry about. I underst
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by balls187 4y ago
Certain asians (Chinese and Indians descent), are over represented in elite universities, so yes, students of those origins face more competition, than say students who are Native American (who are very poorly represented at elite schools).
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by balls187 4y ago
And sometimes Asian just means "Chinese, Japense, and Korean"
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by balls187 4y ago
How I know their mind is simple, I am not-white, and my kid's aren't white. And true, parents do want their kids to succeed in life. But I also worry about how the world will treat my kids, because historically black and brown kid
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by balls187 4y ago
> What does that mean? Worrying that kids may not be able to get into a decent school because they're not diverse enough seems like a a nice problem to have--parents of "diverse" children have much larger worries. > Jus

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